7 Dec
Plastics in the ocean has become one of the pressing issues of our time (writes Chris Broadbent). The last 12 months have seen the environmental consequences of human behaviour graphically laid bare, particularly through powerful BBC’s programmes Blue Planet and Drowning in Plastic.
30 Nov
We look into the runABC archive and dust off Rachael Woolston's report from the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon and the spellbinding magic of running around the 12th century ruins of the dazzling monument to the Khmer empire in Cambodia…
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23 Nov
Regular contributor Chris Broadbent is like many of us - he has a mojo that has a mind of its own. What's the answer...
12 Nov
Ahead of her second 24-hour ultra event we focus on runABC correspondent Jane Holt and her colourful running life...
6 Nov
Can any sport bring as much inter-generational joy as running? I’m going to lay my cards on the table, alongside my unashamed bias and say: “no, of course there isn’t!”
5 Nov
Running is one of the best ways of keeping fit and staying healthy. It lets you enjoy the occasional cake binge without the scales registering horrible numbers.
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29 Oct
For a runner, being diagnosed with diabetes can seem like the end of the world but it needn’t stop you from achieving your goals whether that's a 5k or an ultra. Pre-planning along with blood sugar management and plenty of determination means anything is possible.
23 Oct
Mo Farah’s recent victory in the Chicago Marathon was yet another monumental achievement in arguably the greatest career in British athletics history.
16 Oct
Chris Broadbent underlines the joys of the season as he remembers his introduction to cross country...
11 Oct
In or out? It’s the big discussion on social media. And no, it’s not Brexit. Not even hotter topics like the okey-cokey or your bellybutton. It’s the London Marathon ballot
