- Greg James became emotional on BBC Radio 1, admitting he feels "rotten" on the penultimate day of his 1,000km Comic Relief cycling challenge.
- The broadcaster is cycling from Weymouth to Edinburgh over eight days to raise money for charity, despite feeling "so depleted" by the arduous journey.
- He spoke tearfully about his "village" of support, including his wife, family, and BBC Radio 1 colleagues, who are motivating him to continue.
- James revealed his father recently suffered a stroke, but he is pressing on with the challenge, spurred by his loved ones and the cause.
- The Prince of Wales previously joined James on a tandem bike in South Yorkshire and sent a letter of support for his fundraising efforts.
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