'Hardest Geezer' sets off on final day of running length of Africa after robbery ordeal and going missing in jungle

Saturday, 6 April 2024
A British man running the length of Africa has set off on his final day of the gruelling challenge in Tunisia.

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Russ Cook, 27, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Monday and described his feelings after finally finishing an epic run the length of Africa, which had taken him 352 days. Credit: @GMB Via X

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