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Kiplagat leads hunt for crown
Some time around mid-afternoon today, theres likely to be another 40,000 or so people convinced of the impact of global warming. The 2007, and 27th, London Marathon promises to be the hottest on record - both meteorologically and metaphorically. The former will, of course, affect the latter, as the race organisers again attempt to assemble not only the biggest marathon field in the world, but also the best. But with the weather forecast for today promising an unseasonably hot 24 degrees, allied with 40 per cent humidity, even one of the best quality fields ever assembled may find it a little bit too steamy as they trace their way along the River Thames and attempt to add to the seven World records set in London since the race was first staged in 1981. And yet, with all that said, the womens race - which sets off in the cool of the morning at 9am local time, 45 minutes ahead of the elite men and the mass of humanity that comprises the bulk of the field - looks capable and likely to deliver one of the fastest, and most competitive, womens races seen outside an international championships.
Latest news from Rani Resorts
Just as Rome was not built in a day, it will sadly take a little time to rebuild the newly renovated and fabulous Indigo Bay Island Resort and Spa post Cyclone Favio. But 30 of the beach chalets and all guest areas will be gorgeous again by July and all activities will be fully operational from July.
The Sanctuary Spa will open in October and in the meantime, from August a range of spa treatments will be on offer in one of the spacious Bay View Suites. Staff are looking forward to once again pampering resort guests.
Rani Resorts continues to support and supply the local Bazaruto and Vilanculos communities affected by the cyclone.
Medjumbe Private Island
Medjumbe Private Island in the Quirimbas Archipelago, Mozambique reopens in April after an upgrade and each of the 13 beach chalets now has a private plunge pool just metres from the Indian Ocean.
Assistant Foreign Minister Zhai Jun Holds a Briefing for Chinese ...
On the afternoon of April 11, 2007, Assistant Foreign Minister Zhai Jun held a briefing for Chinese and foreign journalists on the Darfur issue of Sudan and introduced his recent visit to Sudan as the special envoy of the Chinese government. Qin Gang, Deputy Director-General of the Information Department hosted the briefing. Qin Gang: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Assistant Chinese Foreign Minister Zhai Jun visited Sudan as the special envoy of the Chinese government from April 6 to 9 and returned to Beijing yesterday afternoon. Today, we are very glad to invite him to meet with Chinese and foreign journalists and introduce his visit to Sudan. Zhai Jun: Good afternoon. As the special envoy of the Chinese government I paid a four-day visit to Sudan from April 6 to 9.
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