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In 2005, the route around the Isle of Dogs between 14 and 21 miles was switched from a clockwise to an anti-clockwise direction, and at 22 miles Rent House London the route was diverted to avoid the cobblestoned area near the Tower of London. In 2008, a suspected gas leak at a pub in Wapping diverted the course, but in 2009 the race followed the same path as in 2007.[15][16]

During the 2001 Foot-and-Mouth crisis which closed access to much of England's countryside, the London Marathon route emerged as Rent House London one of the most popular urban rambling routes.

Mini Marathon

The Adidas Mini Marathon is the sister of The London Marathon. The course is the last 3 miles of the London Marathon and is aimed Rent House London at ages 11–17 from all 33 London Boroughs along with 13 teams from ten English counties and three Home Countries: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. There is also a Mini Wheelchair race on the day.

Medical cover Rent House London

Medical cover is provided mainly by the volunteers of St. John Ambulance. Its members travel from all over the country to care for runners Rent House London who require medical attention. Assistance is also provided by podiatry students from the University of Northampton.

Television coverage

The BBC covers the event, devoting rolling coverage for most of the morning. The theme music associated with this coverage, and with the event itself, Rent House London is called Main Titles to The Trap, composed by Ron Goodwin for the film The Trap.

2010 Sponsorship

On 16 May 2008 London Marathon Limited signed a new five year sponsorship deal with Virgin and Virgin Money. Virgin will spend ?17m on the five year Rent House London deal and aim to raise even more money for good causes.

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The Times BFI London Film Festival is the UK's largest public film event, Rent House London screening over 300 films from 60 countries. The festival, the LFF, currently in its 52nd year, is held every year by the British Film Institute and currently sponsored by The Times newspaper. The 2008 Festival ran from 15 October to 30 October. The Festival presents selected new films from the full spectrum of world cinema, with an extensive schedule of industry and public Rent House London forums, education events, lectures and celebrity interviews.

In 1956 a group of film critics including Dilys Powell of the Sunday Times, Rent House London raised the notion of a film festival for London. They reasoned that with Cannes and Venice having their festivals, as did Edinburgh, so surely London should too. However their aim was to pitch the new festival squarely at the public - giving audiences an opportunity to see movies which might not otherwise appear in British cinemas Rent House London.