All news on the topic: London Marathon

Talking to one runner who successfully completed the London Marathon in the past, Kate Middleton was asked if she'd ever take part - but she explained there was one thing important thing stopping her

This year's London Marathon is approaching, with 40,000 runners set to take to the capital's streets for a gruelling race as well as some famous faces taking on the challenge for personal reasons

Sports presenter Gabby Logan, who is presenting the coverage of the London Marathon this weekend, has managed to keep her life somewhat away from the spotlight but has given fans an occasional insight

"This is a guy who holds British records from 1500m to marathon. Nobody has done that from 1500 to the Marathon ever, in the whole history of the sport"

Around 50,000 are set to hit the streets of London on Sunday, and here is how you can track their progress as they take on the 26.2-mile challenge around the capital

The London Marathon returns for its 43rd edition on Sunday, with the course having changed little since the first time it was run in 1981 as it passes many of the capital's landmarks

The iconic London Marathon attracts some huge celebrity names - but their efforts can often hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons...

Different runners will have different ambitions for the 2023 London Marathon, with some pushing for a personal best time while others will just be aiming to make it around the course

The world's top marathon runners will be aiming for a top prize of approximately £44,000, while wheelchair athletes are competing in one of the sport's richest races

There will be huge global interest when the 2023 London Marathon takes place this weekend, and you don't have to take to the streets of the captial to follow the action

The TCS London Marathon takes place on Sunday as thousands of participants prepare to tackle the 26.2 mile course

More than 40,000 runners finished last year's London Marathon, and thousands more will be on the starting line for the 2023 edition as it gets underway on April 23

Mike Hawthorn, 33, from Ashford in Surrey, was diagnosed with a grade two meningioma at the age of 26 and was given 14 months to live after it worsened

Mirror writer Amber O'Connor loves the idea of running but hates putting on her trainers. Keen to see if she could transform her attitude, she challenged herself to run a mile a day for a month

The Mirror reporter Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz tested out a portable ice bath to see if it would her through training for the London Marathon 2023, and she was seriously impressed

The 2023 London Marathon takes place on Sunday, but thousands of runners are already trying to secure their spot in the famous 26.2 mile race for next time around

Reality star Mark Wright has revealed he and his wife Michelle Keegan had never expected to receive such support from fans who were keen to know more about their home transformation

Actress' widower Scott Mitchell and EastEnders stars Jake Wood, Lacey Turner, Natalie Cassidy, Adam Woodyatt, Heather Peace and Tanya Franks are among those who will make up Babs Army at the event on Sunday

The TOWIE legend will be out to match his brother, who ran a 3hr 33min marathon last year. Mark finished after 3hr 41min

British star denied debut in race mum Liz won in 1996 - and she claims she was told "I wouldn’t be allowed to race due to a sponsor clash between myself and London Marathon’s sponsor”

Sports-mad Ed Burdge, 17, had no idea there was something wrong with his heart but ended up needing an urgent transplant after a cough turned out to be something more sinister

Nearly half of those in the LGBTQ+ community feel that the sports world is less accepting of them than society as a whole

'Fit and healthy' Robert Golding was just 29 and weeks away from walking down the aisle when he died suddenly of sudden unexplained cardiac arrest, leaving family and loved ones devastated

Danny Mills played World Cup football for England and racked up more than 200 Premier League appearances, but these days marathons are his focus while his sons excel in their chosen sports

Britain's most decorated athlete reminds would-be protesters that thousands of ordinary people will use the race "to raise money for charities and make a difference to others"