People of all ages and abilities took part in the 'Community Mile' mass running event through the city centre.

Oxford celebrates 70 years since Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile 

Sir Roger Bannister made history with the first sub-four minute mile run, a feat many at the time thought impossible.

Four minute mile history maker Sir Roger Bannister dies

Sir Roger Bannister, 87, has been made a Companion of Honour for his services to sport. He was the first man to run a sub four-minute mile.

The 87-year-old, who broke the four-minute mile, has described the problem of doping in sport as a source of "extreme sadness" for him.

The shoes that were worn by Sir Roger Bannister when he ran the four-minute mile have been sold at auction for £266,500.

Around 4,200 runners took to the streets of Oxford for the city's half marathon. They were sent off by Sir Roger Bannister at the start.

Sir Roger Bannister has been the guest of honour at the Oxford Half Marathon. He sounded the start for the thousands of runners taking part.