Kenya's Peres Jepchirchir breaks women's-only marathon record with top four in women's race all breaking Mary Keitany's record from 2017
Kenya's Alexander Mutiso Munyao wins men's race with Great Britain's Emile Cairess third
Switzerland's Marcel Hug wins men's wheelchair race for fourth successive year with GB's David Weir third
Switzerland's Catherine Debrunner wins women's wheelchair race
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Women's elite race
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
We have four women here - the Olympic champion, second in the race last year, the new world record holder and a former winner.
Any one of these women have the credentials to win it.
Women's elite race
The women's race is going to be won by Peres Jepchirchir, Tigst Assefa, Megertu Alemu or Joyciline Jepkosgei.
They are clear at the front as they head into the final five kilometres.
This might be my favourite quote of the weekend.
"All the people love it. But yeah, animals are a bit confused. So that's been a little bit of a challenge."
Those are the words of Georgie Box, who is running the Marathon dressed in a shark costume.
The 28-year-old, from Stratford-upon-Avon, will be raising money for homelessness charity Shelter and says she wanted to do something "that was challenging but also fun and would bring a smile to people's faces".
Women's elite race
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Look at Peres Jepchirchir. She's decided to put a little bit of a tester in. She picked up a drink and didn't drink it. She had a bit of a look and had a go.
Women's elite race
There are four women at the front of the elite women's race now.
Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir tries to steal an advantage at the latest drinks station but Tigst Assefa is wise to the move.
Overall the pace has dropped a little but they are still well inside that women's-only world record held by Mary Keitany.
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Congratulations to Mollie Tuff for completing the London marathon.
All your friends at Chelmsford Hockey Club!
Good Luck to MARIA WARD 74112 who is running her first marathon for the Sue Ryder charity in memory of her beloved husband, Arran Ward. Arran died far too soon in November 2022 and Maria has taken on many challenges to celebrate his life and live every minute for him.
Much love from Hazel Saunders
Boston Marathon winner Eden Rainbow-Cooper was the highest Briton finisher, coming sixth in one hour, 50 minutes and 39 seconds.
Women's elite race
Paula Radcliffe
Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV
Image source, PA MediaTigst Assefa has made a move as the pace slows. This is a little bit of mind games that we were talking about. It's about who feels good and who's legs feel heavier at this point.
One of the highlights of the London Marathon is all of the weird and wonderful costume.
One of those will be worn by Jess Walklin from north London, who will complete the marathon dressed as a giant brain.
He and partner Jessica are raising money for the charity Brain Tumour Research in honour of Mr Walklin's mum Caroline Walklin.
If you're wondering, the brain weighs 5kg (11lb)...
Women's elite race
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Tigst Assefa has now gone back to the front after it was slowing and I don't really think she'll want that to happen.
Men's elite race
Emile Cairess is drifting off the back of the time needed to break Mo Farah's British record. Has he got more in the second half?
Cairess is well under that Olympic qualification time, however.
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Good luck Chanel Kadir. Running for The Garwood Foundation. Another day, another marathon!
Love Bella and Poppy xx
Good luck Heather Brookes 58284. Running for Farleigh Hospice. You've got this Mrs B!!
Love Girlies Forever xx
Good Luck Chris Bastock 64191!! Running for Birmingham Hospice. All your hard work will be worth it!
Gem & Mike and all friends very proud!
As always with the London Marathon, there's some fantastic costumes being worn.
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Image source, PA MediaMen's elite race
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
Everyone we expected to be in the lead group is still there. The gaps will drift though.
Emile Cairess is losing one of his pacemakers half way through in what is a blow for him.
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Good luck to everyone raising thousands and thousands of pounds for all different charities everyone is proud of you keep it up enjoy the day. A special good luck to Ollie Fletcher who has done amazingly raising over 2k for the Royal British Legion his wife Sophie Lawrence, sons Kai, Rory, Cian and also his newborn daughter Azalea are so proud of their husband/dad.
Daniel Clark
Sending a message of support for Louise Jennings running the London marathon for CRY Cardiac risk in the young in memory of her late daughter Mia. You've got this Lou xxx
Lots of love and support from all at CGF
Women's elite race
Steve Cram
Athletics commentator on BBC TV
I think the pace is slowing a bit and all of a sudden they're all looking around at each other. This group is full of talent.
Women's elite race
We have around an hour now until the next race is decided - the women's elite race.
The pace makers are done. They have dropped off so it's up to these main contenders to battle it out, possibly in a record time.
Former record holder Brigid Kosgei has been left behind by this serious pace. Current world record holder Tigst Assefa still looks comfortable. She is looking around and sharing her water bottle.
Debrunner wins women's wheelchair race
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson
Six-time London Marathon wheelchair champion on BBC TV
To do that on her own from a couple of miles in is deeply impressive.
Women's wheelchair race
Image source, ReutersCatherine Debrunner could freewheel over the line if she wanted.
She wins her second London Marathon in utterly dominant fashion.