It is part of a week-long challenge running 370km (230 miles) over seven days across the UK, after the death of his former teammate Rob Burrows. As he set off, he said: "To see that support on the road for MND families across the country is really special.

Kevin Sinfield’s latest fundraising challenge soared past the £300,000 barrier as the public continued to back his bid to help those living with Motor Neurone Disease. Sinfield completed the second day of his quest to run seven ultra-marathons in as many days,

Circle Reading Hospital has pledged to support Kevin Sinfield's 'Running Home for Christmas' challenge. The challenge is in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA). Sinfield aims to run 50km per day across seven regions in Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Belfast welcomed Kevin Sinfield on Tuesday as part of the rugby star's latest fundraising challenge for Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The incurable condition affects the brain and nerves and is more common among people in their 60s and 70s.

Kevin Sinfield’s latest fundraising challenge to support those living with Motor Neurone Disease is heading towards a staggering £500,000 after just two days out on the roads. Sinfield is attempting to run seven ultramarathons in just seven days,