Vernon Kay, presenter of BBC Radio 2's mid-morning show, is taking on a challenge to travel from Leicester to Bolton over four days by foot, covering a total distance of over 115 miles. The challenge is in support of BBC Children in Need. Follow our coverage for details on how to donate. Today is Vernon's longest day, with a 40-mile journey from Derby to Hope.
Vernon Kay , presenter of BBC Radio 2's mid-morning show, is taking on a challenge to travel from Leicester to Bolton over four days by foot, covering a total distance of over 115 miles. The challenge is in support of BBC Children in Need.
Follow our coverage for details on how to donate. Today is Vernon's longest day, with a 40-mile journey from Derby to Hope.
Vernon Kay BBC Radio 2 Ultramarathon Challenge Charity Children In Need
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