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Greg James' Epic Bike Ride for Comic Relief

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Greg James embarks on a 630-mile bike ride for Comic Relief, covering England, Wales, and Scotland over eight days, with fans cheering him at the start. This is his third major Comic Relief challenge, following a triathlon and a mountain climb, despite his dads recent stroke. Follow the live broadcast on Radio One, iPlayer, and YouTube.

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Greg James' Epic Bike Ride for Comic Relief

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Greg James' Epic Bike Ride for Comic Relief. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A March 13th, Radio 1's Greg James, has kicked off his 630-mile bike ride for comic relief. The challenge covers 1,000 kilometers through England, Wales and Scotland over 8 days, ending in Edinburgh. He'll tackle mostly solo 8-hour rides each day, with fellow Radio 1 presenters and special guests joining parts of the way. Fans turned out with banners to cheer him at the start line near Bristol, where he punched the air in his red nose before pedaling off. This marks his third major comic relief effort, after completing five triathlons in five days back in 2016, and the pedal to the peak's climb, and cycle two years later. The 40-year-old had vowed it would be his last, but came back for this one. Earlier this week, he shared that his dad suffered a stroke after heart surgery, but is improving and urged him to keep going. You can follow the live broadcast on Radio 1, I Player and YouTube all the way to the red nose day finish on March 20th.

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