Football Challenges for Children

BBC presenters start 3-legged challenge

BBC presenters start three-legged challenge

BBC radio presenters have embarked on a three-legged journey as part of The Thousand Mile Challenge for Children in Need. Presenters across the country are hoping to do an accumulated 1000 miles, with Ed James and PJ Ellis, from BBC Radio WM, attempting 25 miles over two days, partnered with a different people for each of the miles.

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Radio presenters take on three-legged challenge

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Presenters three-legged walk for Children in Need

BBC Radio Leicester's Ady Dayman and Zoe McGrady have begun their epic attempt to complete a 25 mile walk, three-legged.

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Radio presenters take on Children in Need walk

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Teams take on Children in Need three-legged walks

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BBC presenters in three-legged challenge for Children in Need

BBC Scotland presenters Judith Ralston and Phil Goodlad are tackling a three-legged challenge to raise money for Children in Need. It is part of a national event that will see presenters from BBC radio stations across the country walk a total of 1,000 miles for charity tied at the leg to a partner.

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Thousand Mile Challenge: Radio presenters take on epic three-legged walk

It started with Cate Conway and Vinny Hurrell in Portadown before the sun had even come up. They met members of Tullylish Boxing Club and the Armagh Ramblers plus young people from The Community Intercultural programme – as well as some friends from BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Radio Foyle - before I picked up where she left off.