Red Nose Day 2011 Podcast

Chris, Fearne and Kimberley visit Ruguse Primary School in Hoima, Uganda and receive a warm welcome from the kids. In recent days many of the pupils have been sleeping under anti-mosquito nets for the very first time, having received their nets in Monday's mass distribution that was funded by Comic Relief. Virtually every child at the schools has suffered from malaria and there have been two deaths there this year alone.

Fearne Cotton looks back on her week so far in Uganda, where she has been helping with the mass distribution of anti-mosquito nets in the Hoima district of western Uganda. Along with fellow Kili climbers - Gary, Ben, Kimberley and Chris - Fearne helped raise over £3.5 million for Comic Relief as part of Red Nose Day 2009.

Gary, Fearne, Ben, Kimberley and Chris help with the distribution of half a million anti-mosquito nets in Western Uganda. The nets were paid for with some of the £3.5 million they raised climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in aid of Comic Relief. In Uganda Malaria kills more children than any other disease.

Having raised £3.5m in March thanks to the generosity of the British public, Kilimanjaro climbers Gary Barlow, Fearne Cotton, Ben Shepherd and Kimberley Walsh have returned to Africa to see the net result of their fundraising efforts. Some of that money is being spent by Comic Relief tackling malaria in Uganda by supplying anti-mosquito nets, education and medicines. On Sunday they visited the warehouse in Hoima, Uganda where 200,000 nets are being stored, and helped load them onto trucks in preparation for this week's mass distribution.

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In this week’s episode Alesha Dixon gets the giggles, Gordon Ramsay has a few words and we look at some of our favourite fundraising journey’s in the campaign do far.