TV and radio presenter Paddy McGuinness has said his “life-changing” charity bike ride for BBC Children In Need showed “who I am off telly” after the fundraising total exceeded £9 million.The Radio 2 presenter,

Paddy McGuinness has pledged to get a tattoo of his Chopper bike if the total raised for Children in Need passes the £10million mark. The TV star, who cycled 300 miles on the yellow kids’ bike - nicknamed Patch - for his Endurance Challenge, was staggered to learn this morning that his total is now £9.25million.

PADDY McGUINNESS is speeding towards a £10million total for his Radio 2 Ultra Endurance Cycle challenge in aid of Children In Need. Catching up with me after he completed last week’s feat on a

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Fresh out of the Chopper saddle after completing his herculean bike ride to raise more than £9m for Children in need, the much-loved comedian Paddy McGuinness resumes his stand-up tour Nearly There and comes this way this weekend.

Paddy McGuinness says it was an honour to have Sir Chris Hoy along for the ride after completing his 300-mile Children in Need challenge for BBC Radio 2 in Scotland. He arrived in Glasgow on his Raleigh Chopper bike to a large crowd of supporters and live music from Chesney Hawkes.

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,