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the medical team are checking lactate and glucose levels under the watchful eye of professor ben jonesthat nobody should be able to do. this was kev�*s last challenge, running seven marathons in seven days. he raised millions of pounds for the motor neurone disease association. he's running for his team—mate and best friend, rob burrow, diagnosed with mnd in 2019. together with other high—profile sports stars, they have campaigned for more funding for mnd. this week, the government pledged £50 million. i think he's absolutely extraordinary. he's been a beacon of hope and inspiration for our community, and that's why that £50 million is so important. we've never been closer to some successful treatments for motor neurone disease and one day, a cure, of course. time for one final surprise. welcome aboard. thank you. nice to meet you. nice, this. very kind of you. this is chris smith. he saw kev�*s new challenge on this programme and decided he wanted to help. when i realised it was going to be several stops along the way, - i thought, we need a support vehicle for this challenge. _ it's