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British comedian and actor Eddie Izzard says his decision to run 40 marathons for charity is gaining a lot of attention along the nation's roads. Izzard, who is running 1,000 miles around Britain for the Sport Relief initiative by Comic Relief, told the BBC he has been mostly received warmly with people very willing to donate, and that his celebrity status frequently prompts motorists recognizing him to pull over and give money. In Birkenhead almost every other car was honking, but there's 1 percent who are negative, Izzard told the British broadcaster.

Former cricketer Phil Tufnell and presenter Kirstie Allsopp are set to take on Sir Alan Sugar in a charity version of The Apprentice for Sport Relief next month. (c) 2008 Daily Record; Glasgow (UK). Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All rights Reserved.

TAKE THAT have put their best feet forward to support this year's Sport Relief. The reformed boy band posed in Sport Relief socks to persuade fans to take part and give generously to the charity appeal.

By TOM BRYANT WHEN he first announced he was going to swim the Channel, most people thought he was having a laugh. After all, he is one of Britain's favourite comedians.