The celebrities will be out in force today, with Joe Wickes returning to raise money for his new charity the Body Coach Foundation.<\/p>\n
Actor Adam Woodyatt, who plays Ian Beale on EastEnders<\/a>, will run alongside his son Samuel for Alzheimer’s Research UK.<\/p>\n Comedian Romesh Ranganathan and radio star Adele Roberts return for a second consecutive year, with X Factor star Alexandra Burke running for Diabetes UK & Melissa Bell Foundation.<\/p>\n Presenter and comedian Joel Dommett will run for Brain Tumours Support alongside McFly star Harry Judd, who will be raising money Children’s Trust.<\/p>\n Full list of celebrity runners<\/strong><\/p>\n Adam Woodyatt (EastEnders<\/a>)<\/p>\n Alexandra Burke (singer and actor)<\/p>\n Craig Parkinson (Line of Duty, Grace)<\/p>\n Jack Greenlees (Shetland, Joan)<\/p>\n Kedar Williams-Stirling (Sex Education)<\/p>\n Kelly Brook (also model and TV personality)<\/p>\n Kimberley Hart-Simpson (Coronation Street<\/a>)<\/p>\n Lisa McGrillis (Rivals, Sex Education)<\/p>\n Sam Heughan (Outlander)<\/p>\n Stephen Mangan (also TV presenter)<\/p>\n Thomas Law (EastEnders<\/a>)<\/p>\n Tony Audenshaw (Emmerdale<\/a>)<\/p>\n Adele Roberts (radio personality)<\/p>\n Chris Evans (radio presenter)<\/p>\n Craig Doyle (This Morning)<\/p>\n Joel Dommett (comedian, presenter)<\/p>\n Joe Wicks (fitness coach, presenter)<\/p>\n Jake Quickenden (singer and TV personality)<\/p>\n Joe Sugg (social media personality)<\/p>\n Michael Griffiths (Love Island)<\/p>\n Ollie Proudlock (Made in Chelsea<\/a>)<\/p>\n