Kipchoge wins men's race for second year running
Sumgong recovers from fall to win women's race
Hug & McFadden win wheelchair races
39,698 runners were set to start mass race
Image source, BBC SportAs more runners pour across the finish line, I'm afraid our race is run with this coverage of the 2016 London Marathon.
There's been plenty of drama and emotion but the most important thing is to congratulate everyone who has completed the race and wish luck to those still out there.
Over 39,000 people took part in this year's race one of whom is the London Marathon's millionth runner.
What a day.
Simon Needle
Our reporter on the ground
This is what it means...
What it means when someone you know finishes
On this weekend, 400 years since Shakespeare's death, I think it fitting to leave the final words to the great man.
Love's Labour's Lost, Act 4, Scene 1.
You can have a go at finding the best quotes to suit your needs with this interactive tool.
Simon Needle
Our reporter on the ground
After a hard day's work supporting, it's time for some clearing up before heading home. They won't get those on the tube/in the car.
Ore Oduba
BBC Breakfast Presenter
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Simon Needle
Our reporter on the ground
What's the best phrase to shout to someone who has run over 25 miles?
What a special moment.
BBC London are reporting one gent running in today's race has just proposed to his wife at the side of the course.
Thankfully he didn't lose the ring en route! Not sure I'd be running back to mile one to find it!
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Amazing Janet Davies running today for "Make a Wish" in memory of her son Rhodri who would have been 18 this year, keep going Janet, that champagne is waiting. X
Alison and Mark
Simon Needle
Our reporter on the ground
Some great enthusiasm at the side of the course from this group..
#GetInspired
BBC newsreader Sophie Raworth knocked an amazing nine minutes off her personal best and finished in 3:35.20.
She, like many others, says she watched the London Marathon for years thinking "I couldn't do it" - but you can!
#GetInspired
You see those two people inside a boat at the top of this page? They've just crossed the line in just over five-and-a-half hours.
Closely followed by the four firemen (see 13:05 BST) - who have set a new world record fastest marathon in a four-person costume.
Image source, ReutersGreat Britain's David Weir - a six-time winner of the men's wheelchair race - had to settle for third place today.
“I always want to do well here, it would be nice to win but I have a marker on what I need to do for Rio now," he tells BBC Sport.
“I know there are certain things I want to improve on. When you're that close in a sprint finish I gave it my all."
Asked what events he will do in Rio, the six-time Paralympic gold medal winner replies: “I'll do the marathon but I'm not sure on the track yet. It will come down to the distance from the village to the track because driving could take all day and I don't want to be living at the track. London was different, you were five minutes away.”
#GetInspired
I think this perfectly sums up how the London Marathon can inspire people.
#GetInspired
Image source, Getty Images30,000 runners have now finished, Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' is blaring out - that's the message to the 9,000 left out there.
#GetInspired
Simon Needle
Our reporter on the ground
The supporters and bands are still doing a fantastic job helping the runners to keep on going.
Here's Van Morrison's 'Brown Eyed Girl' being performed by the Romford Cadette Corp.
Elite women's race
Image source, EPAIf you are just joining us, we saw drama in the women's elite race earlier as Kenya's Jemima Sumgong picked herself up from a fall with roughly 5km to go to win the race.
She tells BBC Sport: "When we were heading to the last 5km mark to take water we did a mistake of maybe criss-crossing each other. I was just concentrating on my running. It was very painful -my head, my shoulder and my knee but I feel OK. I enjoyed it."
Our reporter Ore caught up with Puff the Asthma Dragon earlier and here he is making his way over the finish line.
He's been shortly followed over the finish line by Spongebob Squarepants. A fine effort.
Image source, BBC Sport#GetInspired
Send us your messages of congratulations and we'll pass them on.
There have been a host of celebs completing the Marathon today - here's a handful of finishers and their times:
Former England footballer, Danny Mills: 3:14.46
Ex Wales rugby union winger Shane Williams: 3:32.26
BBC newsreader Sophie Raworth: 3:35.20
Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer: 3:51.21
Top Gear and Radio 2's Chris Evans: 4:39.53
Image source, BBC SportHere's Chris with his wife Natasha at the finish line