A team of presenters have finished their part in BBC Children in Need's 2024 1000 Mile Swim challenge.
The Belfast-based team consisted of Cate Conway, Anne-Marie Wallace, Mark Simpson and Connor Phillips
A total of 1,000 miles is being attempted by teams at BBC radio stations across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. They each swam a mile a day for five days and some of their BBC Belfast colleagues joined in to complete 24 miles in total.The final mile by the Belfast team was completed on Friday by Connor Phillips, live on his BBC Radio Ulster programme.
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