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Some 45,000 people are running or walking the 40th London Marathon along their own 26.2-mile route, many of them in pouring rain.

The PM also said that if the Eat Out To Help Out scheme had helped to spread the virus, then people must now counteract that with ‘discipline’.

The Prime Minister said people should behave ‘fearlessly but with common sense’, and follow coronavirus guidance.

Politicians including Edwina Currie and Dehenna Davison competed against each other for the virtual crown at the start of the Tory Party Conference.

Bosses say cinema has become ‘unviable’ as studios keep putting back blockbuster releases.

But the Institute of Directors warned increased home-working could raise questions around employers’ responsibilities for staff outside the office

One student said they are being ‘forgotten about’ and then blamed when coronavirus cases rise.

The painting of the venue’s former chief Sir David Webster is expected to fetch between £11m and £18m at auction.

The president’s doctors have given an upbeat assessment of his condition, contrasting that delivered by his chief of staff.

The findings could also help in understanding more about the microbial gut health of present-day humans.

The 74-year-old’s biggest challenge in the re-election campaign could be his own fight against coronavirus.

The annual race was pushed back to October 4 and only the elite athletes will be able to race in central London.

The current president and Republicans have made significant changes during Mr Trump’s first term.

Charles travelled to Kuwait on Sunday to express his sympathies on behalf of the Queen.

The transatlantic relationship has been rocky under Donald Trump, but difficulties will not vanish if Joe Biden wins the White House.

The former prime minister tells The Big Issue that homelessness often led to unemployment.

Only 10 men have run every London Marathon since the event was launched in 1981.

A study has found rhinovirus could jump-start the body’s antiviral defences, providing protection against the flu.

US President Donald Trump has not been shy to comment on Theresa May, Boris Johnson or the royal family.

Americans will go to the polls on November 3.