All news on the topic: London Marathon

While opening the new Oak Cancer Centre as part of the Royal Marsden in Sutton, Prince William met several patients - and one had the prince in stitches thanks to his wisecracks about William's frame and his wife Kate Middleton

Sadiq Khan reveals how his adult-onset asthma and the tragic death of Ella Roberta Adoo-Kissi-Debrah have added to his determination to cut harmful vehicle emissions and allow people to breathe cleaner air

The Commonwealth Games champion has resorted to having an injection for an impingement that saw her withdraw from marathon debut 48 hours before taking to the start line - and is aiming to make a return for the Diamond League in London in late July

Jake Smith is one of the first elite male athletes to speak out about a RED-S diagnosis. After breaking a foot and bone in his lower back owing to restricted eating, the 25-year-old is on the road to recovery and tells Mirror Sport he is now looking to become an Olympian

Former Coronation Street star Chris Fountain has revealed he is set to undergo surgery after suffering from a stroke

Alex Wilson, from Edinburgh, watched his father’s health deteriorate with the rare condition when there was very little support for families of those with Huntington’s

Christian Williams produced a training masterclass to prepare Kitty's Light to win two big races in seven days, as the chaser added to his Scottish Grand National heroics

The 45-year-old runner who lived in Bingham, Nottingham, tragically passed away just hours after completing this year's London Marathon

Steve Shanks died suddenly whilst travelling back from the London Marathon after taking part in the race with organisers releasing a statement regarding the tragic news

Team GB star Richard Whitehead, who was born without both legs, shares the struggles he faced finding opportunities in sport - despite his current incredible successes

Dutch track star stopped twice and was almost run over by a TV motorbike en route to the most dramatic win in London Marathon history

Sunday's London Marathon provided drama, inspiration and entertainment, as a whopping total of 45 Guinness World Records were set, making 2023 another historic event

EastEnders stars Heather Peace, Natalie Cassidy, Lacey Turner and Adam Woodyatt all ran for Alzheimer's Research in memory of their late co-star Barbara Windsor

Adele Roberts was diagnosed with stage two bowel cancer in 2021 before undergoing treatment and eventually being given the all-clear

The 2023 London Marathon took place on Sunday - as athletes, celebrities, amateurs and fundraisers all took part in one of the United Kingdom's proudest annual events

Former The X Factor star Jake Quickenden wore a fancy dress costume for the gruelling run and described it as 'the hardest thing I've ever done'

The former The Only Way Is Essex star took part in the marathon on Sunday and shared snaps from the event on social media

Two days before the race, the 50-year-old took to his social media to explain his bad chest infection meant he couldn't compete in the marathon

People were taken off-guard as the loud 10-second test alert sounded on phones across the country, with exhausted runners at the London Marathon struck moments after they completed the race

Sir Mo Farah finished his final ever London Marathon in the top 10 and confirmed to fans that he would be ending his legendary long-distance career before the end of 2023

Kelvin Kiptum came agonisingly close to beating Eliud Kipchoge's world record marathon time, missing out by just 18 seconds as he got round the streets of London in 2:01.27

EastEnders stars including Natalie Cassidy and Lacey Turner are competing in the London Marathon today as part of Babs' Army, which honours their late co-star Barbara Windsor

Jake Wood, who played Max Branning in EastEnders, has revealed some bad news about his heath, which has forced him to pull out of the London Marathon

The London Marathon begins in Greenwich and Blackheath this morning and organisers have advised travellers to use public transport due to several road closures put in place for the annual event

The pathway for more than 45,000 runners at this year's London Marathon may be clear, but it wont be as easy to navigate the capital for millions of others today