For many people standing on the start line of the London Marathon is a once in a lifetime opportunity, however, for one Shropshire man it is a challenge that he has become "addicted to achieving again and again and again".

Uganda's half-marathon world record holder Jacob Kiplimo said he was well-prepared and ready to do his best when he makes his full marathon debut in London on Sunday. Twice world cross country champion Kiplimo,

A record field of more than 56,000 runners will follow the famous route from Greenwich to The Mall – taking in landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge and Big Ben. In the men’s race, Eliud Kipchoge will return to London for the first time since 2020 to chase a fifth victory.