Farah hints at track return after win in Londonpublished at 11:20 Greenwich Mean Time 10 March 2019
Britain's Mo Farah defends his Big Half title, finishing in one hour one minute 14 seconds in London on Sunday.
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Four-time Olympic gold medallist Mo Farah secures consecutive victories in time of 01:01:14
Charlotte Purdue also retains women's title; David Weir wins wheelchair race
Margriet van den Broek of the Netherlands wins women's wheelchair title
The 13.1-mile race starts at Tower Bridge and finishes at the Cutty Sark, Greenwich
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Farah hints at track return after win in Londonpublished at 11:20 Greenwich Mean Time 10 March 2019
'It'd be nice to put my name up... this is the city where I grew up'published at 08:34 Greenwich Mean Time 10 March 2019
Mo Farah adds the Big Half to the mini-Marathon and the London Marathon this weekend, before he attempts to win London 2019.
Read MoreWhat happened last year?published at 18:03 Greenwich Mean Time 8 March 2019
London Big Half Marathon 2019
Media caption, Mo Farah breaks British record time in elite men's race
Four-time Olympic champion Farah won last year's inaugural Big Half title by outsprinting Wanjiru in a thrilling finish, coming home in a time of 61 minutes 40 seconds.
Britain's Charlotte Purdue won the elite women's race, with Lily Partridge second and Charlotte Archer third.
Who is taking part?published at 18:03 Greenwich Mean Time 8 March 2019
Image source, Getty ImagesDefending champion Mo Farah will step up his preparation for next month's London Marathon when he takes part in Sunday's Big Half Marathon.
You can watch live coverage on the 大象传媒 as the Briton takes on Kenya's former London Marathon winners Daniel Wanjiru and Wilson Kipsang over 13.1 miles.
In the women's race, 2018 champion Charlotte Purdue returns to the capital while Paralympic stars David Weir and Shelly Woods are the star names in the elite wheelchair races.
The event will see more than 14,000 runners start north of the River Thames close to Tower Bridge at 09:00 GMT, head east towards Canary Wharf, loop back and cross Tower Bridge before heading to a finish at the Cutty Sark in Greenwich.
'I was overwhelmed by the achievement' - Asha, Jarnail, Mya on their Big Half experiencespublished at 18:02 Greenwich Mean Time 8 March 2019
Ahead of the Big Half Marathon Asha, Jarnail and Mya share their motivation for taking part, what doing the event last year meant to them and what they are hoping to achieve from getting involved this year.
Media caption, 'I was overwhelmed by the achievement' - Asha, Jarnail, Mya on their Big Half experiences
How can I watch and listen to the Big Half Marathon?published at 19:44 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2019
All times are GMT and subject to change
Sunday, 10 March
08:45-11:30, 大象传媒 Red Button and online
08:55-12:00, 大象传媒 Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Get Inspired: How to get into runningpublished at 18:12 Greenwich Mean Time 6 March 2019
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Media caption, London Marathon 2017: Beating the bullies, Fran's inspiring story