Liz, who ran for Save the Rhino charity, said she "had to be very careful with her horn"
Alex Miell-Ingram from Radley, Oxfordshire, won for the first time, having previously finished second, third and fourth
Alex Miell-Ingram smiles broadly at the finishing line. He has dark hair and purple vest.
Charlie Arnell, from Fewcott, Oxfordshire, won the women's race for the second year in a row
Charlie Arnell smiles broadly at the finishing line. She has blonde hair in a pony tail and a white vest.
A record number of runners have taken part in the 15th edition of the Oxford Half Marathon.
Around 15,000 runners took to the streets, raising £1.3m for official charity partners, organisers said.
Alex Miell-Ingram, from Oxfordshire, was the first finisher in a time of 1 hour, 7 minutes and 22 seconds, having only previously finished in second, third or fourth place.
Charlie Arnell won the women's race for the second year running, in a time of 1 hour, 14 minutes and 27 seconds.
Two women dressed in night dresses and their bed costumes, holding teddy bears in a children's play room.
A group of people running between two gated supporter zones. Behind them is the Radcliffe camera.
