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London Marathon adds non-binary category in “significant step” for equality
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Those signing up for the mass participation event at the upcoming London Marathon will be able to register as non-binary for the first time.
The move does not affect elite races, which will continue to operate under male and female categories and have their prizes divided up as such.
This is because it follows rules set by World Athletics, an international governing body for certain sports. Despite this, director Hugh Brasher described it as a “significant step” towards equality. “Changes such as this demonstrate our commitment to making the London Marathon for everyone,” he continued.
This year’s event saw more than 350,000 people apply to run, with 2021’s seeing 80,000 getting involved either virtually or in person.
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Graham Norton comes for John Cleese’s “cancel culture” comments—but don’t quote him on it!
not be in the headlines, but here we are…Recently, the TV host/RuPaul’s Drag Race UK judge/Eurovision commentator extraordinaire was a featured guest at England’s Cheltenham Literature Festival, where he sat down for a live interview with journalist Mariella Frostrup.The conversation touched on a wide range of topics, but it’s Norton’s comments on cancel culture—and why he’d rather not be centralized in that conversation—that have ironically gotten the internet’s attention.In a clip shared by Times Radio, the host shares his confusion over certain public figures decrying cancel culture: “In what world are you canceled? I’m reading your article in the newspaper,” he says with a laugh. “The word is the wrong word.
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