I ran the width of England for my inspiring brother
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A man has run the width of England in one go, inspired by his close relationship with his younger brother who lives with cerebral palsy.
Charlie Isaac, 32, who grew up near Stroud, Gloucestershire, completed the 70‑mile (115km) challenge along Hadrian's Wall from Carlisle to Newcastle, raising £5,900 for Wiltshire's Prospect Hospice where his brother Harvey, 29, works.
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