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Audio: David Walliams talks ahead of second leg of swim
David Walliams has begun the second leg of his River Thames swim as part of the Big Splash Challenge for Sport Relief.
He achieved about about 17 miles (27.3km) in 13,948 strokes on day one and is hoping to complete the full 140 miles (225km) from Lechlade in Gloucestershire to Big Ben in London in eight days.
Mr Walliams told Radio 5 Live Breakfast how he was getting on as he set off on Tuesday.
BBC News, 6th September 2011David Walliams begins day two of River Thames swim
Little Britain comedian David Walliams is back in the water for day two of his latest fund-raising effort to swim 140 miles of the Thames in eight days.
BBC News, 6th September 2011David Walliams begins River Thames Sport Relief swim
Comedian David Walliams has begun his swim along the River Thames from Gloucestershire to London in his latest fundraising effort.
BBC News, 5th September 2011Video: A watery start for David Walliams in Thames swim
Comedian David Walliams is swimming the length of the Thames as part of the Big Splash Challenge for Sport Relief.
BBC News, 5th September 2011David Walliams swaps to wetsuit as skin goes blue
After David Walliams' trainer spotted a blue tinge on his back just a few hours into the 140 mile challenge the comic has been forced to swap his 'budgie smuggler' swim trunks for a wetsuit.
Daily Mail, 5th September 2011David Walliams has admitted suffering from depression
Comedian David Walliams has admitted that he suffers from periods of "intense self-loathing" and depression.
Mark Jefferies, The Mirror, 2nd September 2011Video: David Walliams on his Sport Relief Thames swim
Comedian David Walliams is swimming the length of the Thames for Sport Relief.
The Little Britain star will swim the 140 miles from Lechlade in Gloucestershire to Big Ben in London in eight days, starting on 5 September.
It is being described as his most dangerous and gruelling challenge to date and is the equivalent of swimming the English Channel seven times.
He spoke to BBC Breakfast and explained how he will be going about the swim.
BBC News, 2nd September 2011David Walliams' swimming stops him partying
British comedian David Walliams has credited his gruelling swimming regime with keeping him "on an even keel" by preventing him from partying to excess.
The Daily Express, 2nd September 2011David Walliams to become Britain's Got Talent judge?
After ditching David Hasselhoff in a bid to find someone "younger, fresher and more exciting" for the Britain's Got Talent judges panel, ITV seemed to have set their sights on Little Britain's comedy mincer David Walliams.
On The Box, 1st September 2011David Walliams to swim the Thames for Sport Relief
David Walliams will set off from Lechlade, Gloucestershire, and swim 140 miles up The Thames river over eight days to reach Big Ben in London.
The Guardian, 29th August 2011