British TV and radio presenter Paddy McGuinness has completed a gruelling and emotional 300-mile charity ride aboard a Raleigh Chopper. The British personality pedalled from Wrexham to Glasgow, crossing from Wales,

The Radio 2 presenter, also known for Take Me Out and Top Gear, finished his BBC Radio 2 ultra endurance cycle challenge, which saw him travel through three nations and eight counties over the week

Radio 2 Paddy McGuinness says he is relying on padded shorts, advice from Sir Chris Hoy and anti-chafing cream as he sets off across the UK for his Children in Need Chopper challenge

The Hunter Foundation has announced that for every pound donated to McGuinness's challenge from Wednesday onwards it will match the amount - up to a maximum of £3m. The former Top Gear and Take Me Out host has so far cycled more than 200 miles and raised more than £4m for the charity.

BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness is cycling 300 miles from Wrexham AFC to Glasgow on a Raleigh Chopper. The Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge is to raise money and awareness for BBC Children in Need, and you can even check his live progress on the Paddy Tracker!

TV presenter, Paddy McGuinness has taken to social media to thank his followers for raising more than £9m for Children in Need.

BBC Radio 2 presenter Paddy McGuinness has successfully completed his Ultra Endurance Cycle Challenge, crossing the finish line to a warm reception in Glasgow on Friday. The 51-year-old former Top Gear and Question of Sport host has raised over £7.

Paddy McGuinness raises more than £8m for Children In Need after bike ride - McGuinness trained with Scottish champion Sir Chris Hoy.