The organisers of Kielder half marathon reissued results after it emerged the runner who crossed the finish line in first place had not registered to take part.
The organisers of a half marathon have condemned a runner who crossed the finish line in first place despite not being registered to take part.
"Surely, he realised that this would be the case before he crossed the line, giving him the opportunity to take a different and better course of action." Despite warnings, he started the race and was leading it, but was persuaded to leave the course before reaching the finish line.Moment rare osprey chick takes to the skies for first time
"These rules are in place for very good reasons and are in line with those set down by athletics’ governing bodies.
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