Britain's Mo Farah finishes third at the London Marathon in a new British record as Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge wins for a third time.
Chef Matt Campbell, 29, posted on Twitter that it was his second marathon in two weeks.
Watch as Mo Farah crosses the line to finish third and set a new British record time in the elite men's race.
Kenya's Vivian Cheruiyot wins the 2018 London Marathon but Paula Radcliffe's' mixed-gender' race world record remains intact.
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Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah says "it is possible" to compete in the marathon at Tokyo 2020.
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In the third of our five inspiring stories from runners taking part in the 2018 London Marathon, Sue Strachan explains how exercising helps her condition.
Roger Bannister was famously the first person to run a mile in under four minutes, but how is your knowledge of these other sporting firsts?
In the first of our five inspiring stories from runners taking part in the 2018 London Marathon, Joanne Graham recalls how one comment turned her back to fitness.
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