Around 36,000 runners took part in yesterday's London Marathon as elite athletes to fun runners braved the 26 mile course . Mo Farah vowed to return to the race after enduring a disappointing debut.
The London Marathon men's and women's champions have posed with the winning trophy.
Men's winner Wilson Kipsang won the race in a course record time of 2 hours and four minutes - four minutes ahead of home favourite Mo Farah who finished in eighth place.
The women's title was taken by Edna Kiiplogat who finished in a time of 2 hours and 20 minutes.
If you are running the London Marathon this weekend or planning to watch from the side lines here is your guide to the day's weather.
The London Marathon is set to cause travel disruption across the capital this weekend.
Ahead of the London Marathon on Sunday, we look at the best places to watch the action unfold along the 26-mile route.