Sadiq Khan: I’m suffering from marathon addiction
I've got sore muscles and aching feet – but the London marathon has got me hooked
Potholes to portable toilets: a marathon runner’s guide to world cities
As Harmander Singh prepares to run his 30th London Marathon, he picks the worst roads, best toilets ... and most dangerous areas in the world's 26.2 mile events
Dry bars – is England sobering up?
Britain may be falling out of love with alcohol. As more and more dry bars open across the country, John Harris asks if we may be entering a new age of temperance
Top 10 cycling cafes in the UK
Cycle cafes, like cycling itself, are booming. They're a great place to meet other riders, get advice and repairs – while you tuck into great coffee and food
Team sports: five to try
Grab your trainers, quaffles and snitches and have a go at these sports
How to start a walking group
It's healthy, free, and as much about talking as walking. Susan Moore, who walks with her Bristol group the Geriactives, shares her advice on getting started• How I joined the Geriactives
Cyclists campaign against ASA ruling over Cycling Scotland ad
Peter Walker: Advertising watchdog to be bombarded with complaints about ads that breach highway code advice
Can the Valkee 2 ease jet lag by lighting up ears? It didn’t for me
Valkee's bright light headset says it can help winter blues (SAD) and rid travellers of jet lag by blasting light into their ears. This traveller was hopeful, but arrival didn't bring results. By Samuel Gibbs
Dance yourself happy: ballet and fitness holiday in southern France
A heartbroken Jonathan Thompson heads to a French chateau to dance away his blues at a fitness retreat that now includes ballet lessons
Spas with a difference: weird baths around the world
Fancy a soak in beer or green tea? We take a look at some unusual dips you can take around the world