Large contingent of Manx athletes expected to take on challenge
The iconic London Marathon is getting underway in the UK capital this morning.
Today marks the 44th running of the world-famous 26.2-mile course and the weather looks good for runners.
According to the Met Office, it is going to be cloudy with highs of 12 degrees.
Along with attracting some of the best long-distance athletes in the world, the occasion also sees people from all walks of life get involved for different causes and goals.
The route takes in many of London's best landmarks including Buckingham Palace, The Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf - and a large contingent of Isle of Man athletes are expected to take part.
Among those from the Island taking up the challenge this year are Jonathan Pugh and Nikki Arthur:
Joe Yeardsley's TT excitement after 'emotional rollercoaster' year
Rugby: Nomads Under-15's taking on Cheshire Junior Shield Final
Football: Hospital Cup & Junior Cup reach quarter-finals stage
Cycling: IoM Youth and Junior Tour returns this weekend
Squash: Isle of Man contests European championships in Bucharest
Cricket: Isle of Man announces women's T20 side to face Guernsey
