kenjones from strabane every single race. kenjones from stra bane in every single race.demic get in the way of crossing the finishing line of his 40th event. i want to do it because i want to get all the medals. the rain was slanting down, not coming straight, it was really horrible. year no roaring crowd. ken had been training with his daughter who completed the distance with him and he was joined along the way by neighbours. when you are in the big crowds in london they encourage you to keep going. thank god i had my neighbours there with me. they were just in front of me and i kept up with them. they are 20, 30 years younger than me. heather has run the event before with her father in london, acting as his guide runner, to help him through the gruelling distance, a fee at any age. we have seen young men of 20 frothing at the mouth and staggering and crawling, so daddy is very determined to finish and he will do whatever it takes and he will over exhaust himself, so i am there to pace him. it is very hard to describe it, but you feel very satisfied with yourself. i hav

neverthele55, kenjones just keeps on running. 87 yea r5 87 years old. that is incredible.edible. best of luck to can. and all the people running in the virtual none of the marathon. that's all from sport5day. apologies for all the technical difficulties. we were hoping to get back to gabby logan and alex got at the fa cup semifinal for women for man city and arsenal. they will be helping tojoin every man city and arsenal. they will be helping to join every ten in the final later on. unfortunately that i5 final later on. unfortunately that is all we have time for for now. coverage of that women's fa cup semifinal begins at seven o'clock on bbc two. turnover for that. semifinal begins at seven o'clock on bbc two. turnoverfor that. offer me55 this evening. goodbye. —— that i5 me55 this evening. goodbye. —— that is all from us this evening. lot5 to get our teeth into. let's start with the rapid p5ychogene5i5. a proce55 with the rapid p5ychogene5i5. a process where it drops 20 millibars and a space of a day and inten5ifie5 the rain and the strength of the wind. that is what is

anyway, among them was 87—year—old kenjones who finished despite gale force winds and rain. 0ur irelandbane in northern ireland was not going to let a pandemic get in the way of crossing the finishing line of his 40th event. i want to do it because i want to get the medals, all the medals. the rain was slanting down, not coming straight, it was really horrible. and this year, no roaring crowds. ken had been training with his daughter, who completed the distance with him, and he was joined along the way by neighbours. when you're in the big crowds in london they encourage you to keep going. thank god i had my neighbours there with me. they were just in front of me and i kept up with them. they're 20, 30 years younger than me. heather has run the event before with herfather in london, acting as his guide runner, to help him through the gruelling distance, a feat at any age. we have seen young men of 20 frothing at the mouth and staggering and crawling, so daddy is very determined to finish and he will do whatever it takes and he will over—exhaust himself, so i am there to pace him. it is