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Mark Cummings|12:05 UK time, Monday, 5 September 2011

Little Britain comedian David Walliams has begun his swim along the River Thames from Gloucestershire to London in his latest fundraising effort.

He started at the river's source near Lechlade and will finish at Big Ben.

He spoke to us on the breakfast show this morning.

David Walliams talks to BBC Radio Gloucestershire"s Rhiannon Fitz-Gerald about his Big Spash Challenge for Sport Relief #thamesswim (mp3)
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