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A CANCER survivor is lacing up his running shoes ready to take on the London Marathon this weekend.
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A former studio director at BBC North West Tonight is set to run the London Marathon in memory of her "dear friend and lovely colleague" Dianne Oxberry.
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After revealing in January that he would be ending his career in 2023, Farah’s farewell has seen him post eighth and ninth-placed finishes in the Great Manchester Run 10K and the London Marathon respectively earlier this year.
A minister has said “robust action” will be taken against climate change protesters if they break the law during the London Marathon.
A RUNNER from Wrexham is preparing to take on his 25th London Marathon in support of a cancer charity.
British runner Emile Cairess, 25, said: “Because the London Marathon raises so much money for charity and good causes, although the environment is another good cause, I don’t think they should put themselves in front of other good causes.”
COLCHESTER'S Lyla Belshaw is celebrating after winning the TCS Mini London Marathon.
Goalkeeper Dan Ellis should also be back after his London Marathon exploits while John Walker is expected to return from a spell with Hawkinge Town.
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He is now fundraising to raise money for the charity and will be running the London Marathon next year to raise funds.
Help them stay motivated with Belief Boosters on the Official TCS London Marathon App.
“I run a lot of races just for the challenge of the race, but being accepted onto the British Heart Foundation London Marathon team is a privilege and an opportunity to give something back.
It carried her through the London Marathon last year when, with almost no extra training, she completed it in a time that was only 17 seconds off her time when she ran it aged 25.
“I told my oncologist that I was planning on doing the London Marathon and that my chemo dates needed to fit around the date,” she said.
Kelvin Kiptum of Kenya wins the men's London Marathon in 2:01.25, a new course record and the second-fastest time ever!
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/live/2023/apr/23/london-marathon-2023-live
Natalie Dormer ran the London Marathon in 2014, in support of Barnardo’s, and in 2016, in support of the NSPCC and Childline.
Now, Chelsea will take on the fantastic fundraising challenge of running the London Marathon on April 23 to raise money for Alzheimer’s after their grandmother was diagnosed with the disease two years ago.
Roll on the London Marathon!
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Tens of thousands of people will take to the streets of this weekend, some as athletes and others in fancy dress, to complete the 43rd edition of the London Marathon.
The following year, she was part of the Vіrgin Money London Marathon Media Presenters together with famous people from various media industries.
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“There are a number of fastest London Marathon records and I was looking through for a target that was realistic for me and came across the lumberjack one,” said the father-of-two from Kempsey.