mr kevin sinfield, for services to rugby league football, and to charitable fundraising. last challenge, and what kept him going. the last six hours, i'd say, were horrendous. my legs had pretty much stopped working and so mentally being able to understand that i had over a marathon to run, but my legs weren't working, which... i don't mind being in a fight and doing it tough at times, but to have six hours of it was...was a decent stint. once again, that's the beauty of friendship. and to be able to see rob at the finish line with his beautiful family and my own family there, was, like i said, memories for life and... and to be able to do something special along the way, which helps so many people and provides hope is what it's been all about. kev is already planning his next — and what he says is his final challenge. it'd probably make you laugh but it didn't take me too long to get on to what was next. nobody knows yet. my wife knows — she thinks i'm crazy, again — but she understands that there's so many people out there that need help. time for a quick message from k

mr kevin sinfield, for services to rugby league football, and to charitable fundraising. d pretty much stopped working and so mentally being able to understand that i had over a marathon to run, but my legs weren't working, which... i don't mind being in a fight and doing it tough at times, but to have six hours of it was...was a decent stint. once again, that's the beauty of friendship. and to be able to see rob at the finish line with his beautiful family and my own family there, was, like i said, memories for life and... and to be able to do something special along the way, which helps so many people and provides hope is what it's been all about. kev is already planning his next — and what he says is his final challenge. it'd probably make you laugh but it didn't take me too long to get on to what was next. nobody knows yet. my wife knows — she thinks i'm crazy, again — but she understands that there's so many people out there that need help. time for a quick message from kev�*s best friend. i could not think of anyone more deserving of the award. you have the heart of

stay with us for kevin sinfield, the extra mile, but thats all from me for now.really, really tough. but it's supposed to be. he's not been asleep. and there are serious risks. 100 miles in one day! you are crazy! people gravitate towards him because he so decent. i know it sounds like a massive man crush. i probably do have one. raining, sleeting, windy. we wa nt we want everything thrown of us that there can be. there are people out there doing really tough. fighting a tough fight at the minute and just showing them we care. probably a bit apprehensive. you want to get going. my wife suggested running with both clubs. do the maths and work out the route. i was inspired by rob. he will be on all of our heads and hearts when we take on the run. you're going to leave from your current club, which is leicester, and then you're going to run until you get to leeds. yes. work out the distance between leicester and leeds. you get 200 miles mark and combine the two. should have 6—9 months of training. but the reality is, people were diagnosed don't always get 6—9 months

now on bbc news, in about ten minutes�* time we take a look back at kevin sinfield's 101—mile charity for those living with motor neurone disease. but first, here's click. this week, sustainability is the name of the game. which is why i'm on the eve ecargo bike. it's electric, it's made from natural and recycled materials, and it's usually used for inner city deliveries. but today, it is delivering me to the studio. nice wheels! 0h, hello down there! hey! sinclair c5 — blast from the past! i know! an icon of the �*80s created by a computing icon. in memory of sir clive sinclair, i'm taking this for a spin, but it's really been souped up. inside is an escooter with some brand new batteries, which means i can go pretty fast! here! wait for me! cheering and applause. spencer chuckles. whoa! ah! 0h! good engines! that's how to arrive in a studio! hey! welcome to click! hello, hello, hello! oh, look at us! we've got a shiny studio! we have an audience! hello, audience! cheering and applause. and right next door, through that wall and across the river a bit, we have some very important nei

coming up shortly on bbc news, it's sportsday, but first we take a look back at kevin sinfield's extraile challenge. i know it's going to be horrific. i know it's going to be really, really tough. but it's supposed to be. he's not been asleep. 100 miles in one day! you are crazy! people gravitate towards him because he is so decent. i know it sounds like a massive man crush. i probably do have one. i want it to be raining, sleeting, windy. i sleeting, windy. want everything that can be throw at i want everything that can be thrown at us to be, because there are people out there connected with mnd, fighting a tough fight at the minute, and showing them that we care. probably a bit apprehensive. you want to get going. my my wife's idea to run from here to leeds. my wife suggested running with both clubs. do the maths and work out the route. i was inspired by rob. these and all of our and hearts. we will take on the run under the best for him. —— and do the best for him. you're going to leave from your current club, which is leicester, and then you're going to run until you get to leeds.

mr kevin sinfield, for services to rugby league football, and to charitable fundraising. ge. it'd probably make you laugh but it didn't take me too long to get on to what was next. nobody knows yet. my wife knows — she thinks i'm crazy, again — but she understands that there's so many people out there that need help. time for a quick message from kev�*s best friend. i could not think of anyone more deserving of the award. you have the heart of the nation for the achievements over the last couple of years and your unbelievably successful career. you have been an angel on my shoulder since forever and you have been heroic in your record—breaking attempts to raise the hopes through the fundraising. you are a special human being and i can't thank you enough for your help and support. next stop a knighthood — which i can't believe you have not received already! thank you. what do you think? it's great to see him. saw him just before christmas and we did a lot laughing, smiling, and it looks like he's growing a bit of moustache there, so we'll get a bit of stick next time i see

coming up shortly on bbc news, it's sportsday, but first we take a look back at kevin sinfield's extra

rugby league legend kevin sinfield has received an obe for services to sport and charity.nosis of former leeds rhinos team mate rob burrow. britain's population of red squirrels are endangered and protected by law. but new research suggests some of our efforts to conserve their numbers could be causing more harm than good. the planting of large, non—native conifer plantations, intended to help the squirrels, could actually be undermining their survival. our correspondent sarah campbell has more. they are one of the best loved species in the country and under threat of extinction conservationists has spent years trying to save the red squirrel. one key strategy has been the promotion of three forests. red squirrels are thought to be better able to eat the seed cones than their rivals the grey squirrel. but a study in northern ireland has found that these non—native conifer forests could actually be detrimental to the red squirrel populations. the result say it is due to the hungry time martin, a school predator which is less alternative food to eat in a tent forest than a m

incredible that nobody was injured-— rugby league legend kevin sinfield will travel to windsor today charity. "super" kevin has pushed himself to the limit with ambitious charity challenges — most recently running 101 miles from leicester to leeds in just 2a hours. it's all been in aid of supporting people currently living with motor neurone disease like his best friend and former team—mate rob burrow. iimagine kevin i imagine kevin will give a very emotional verbose speech, or will you maintain the same face he always does? pa. you maintain the same face he always does? �* w' . ~ you maintain the same face he always does? �* w ., ~ ,., you maintain the same face he always does? �* w ., ~ y., ., ., you maintain the same face he always does? �* ., ~ ., ., ., does? a quick thank you and move on, that is how he — does? a quick thank you and move on, that is how he rolls. _ does? a quick thank you and move on, that is how he rolls. it _ does? a quick thank you and move on, that is how he rolls. it was _ does? a quick thank you and move on, that is how he rolls. it was a _ does? a quick t