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Inspired by today's marathon runners? Here's how to enter the London Marathon 2027If the incredible people running today have inspired you to have a go, get your name in the ballot for 2027's race before it closes
By Kerrie Hughes Published
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'Take it one step at a time' - Jenni Falconer shares 5 tips for new runners over 50Having recently turned 50, the star has no desire to slow down, and today she’s running London’s TCS Marathon
By Ariana Longson Published
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'What about your knees!' - Sophie Raworth's new book debunks this age-old running concern with an orthopaedic surgeonYou may have heard this exclamation by a well-meaning family member or friend, or you might be thinking it yourself
By Susan Griffin Published
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Researchers say the time you eat may help you lose weight - here's how to plan your mealtimesThe study looked at the breakfast and dinner times of over 7000 people to reveal how planning your meals differently could help with weight loss
By Kat Storr Published
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Sophie Raworth feels 'stronger and fitter than at any other time' in her life after running her first marathon at 42 - here's what she's learned sinceSophie has anchored at BBC News for over 20 years, but she took on a new challenge in her forties: long-distance running
By Susan Griffin Published
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Denise Welch is 14 years sober - here are her 4 tips for giving up alcohol for good'At nearly 68, I'm having somewhat of a renaissance and loving every minute,' she wrote on Instagram, sharing the news
By Kat Storr Published
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It’s the small changes that matter - just 11 minutes more sleep may cut heart attack risk, new study findsThe researchers found that even “modest differences” in sleep and two other daily habits were associated with "meaningful reductions" in heart attack risk
By Kat Storr Published
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Dr Amir Khan reveals the 'underrated supplement' that's the 'missing piece of the puzzle' for many womenFrom better sleep to lower stress, the doctor says he's started recommending this mineral supplement more often
By Dr Amir Khan Published
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The age you should start exercising regularly to ward off dementia has been revealed in new research - and it's not your 20s or 30sLifelong exercise habits are always encouraged, but if you've come to working out later in life, you're in luck
By Grace Walsh Published
