Radio presenter Owain Wyn Evans has admitted to experiencing wobbles as he prepares for his 400-mile Children in Need ride. He has just over two weeks left until the event. Evans has received support from fellow presenter his colleague. The admission comes as a trend in recent news coverage, with articles highlighting his preparation. The ride is part of the annual Children in Need charity event, which aims to raise funds.
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