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Two dads of Southport victims triumph at London Marathon as they proudly display medals and raise cash for fund

Published on April 27, 2025 at 08:25 PM

TWO dads of Southport victims proudly display their medals yesterday after an emotional London Marathon.

raised cash for projects set up in memory of their murdered girls .

Runner holding London Marathon medal.
Sergio Aguiar ran the marathon to raise cash for projects set up in memory of his daughter and the other Southport victims
Runner holding a medal after completing the London Marathon.
David Stancombe also raised cash for the projects set up in memory of their murdered girls
Photos of three young girls.
Southport victims from left: Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe and Alice da Silva Aguiar
Runner resting on the ground after the London Marathon.
Alice’s emotinal dad Sergio exhausted at finish
Photo of Ben and Lauren King with their daughter.
Bebe’s parents Lauren and Ben were both cheering from the sidelines

Sergio had a picture of nine-year-old Alice on his T-shirt and collapsed to the ground at the finish.

“Elsie’s dad”; was displayed on David’s top and he gave a thumbs-up when he crossed the line. The girls were killed alongside Bebe King, six, in a horrific knife rampage last July.

were both cheering from the sidelines.

and are understood to have sent their best wishes to the dads.

They also donated to Elsie’s Story, as well as the Churchtown Playground fund, for which Sergio ran.

said beforehand: “We did get a special message from the Prince and Princess of Wales. Obviously we’ve previously met and spent some time with them and told them about Elsie’s Story. So to have a message and a donation means a lot to us.”;

David added: “It was special.”; Around 56,000 runners took part in the event — with organisers hopeful of breaking New York’s record in November of 55,646 finishers.

actor ran for and had “Babs’ Army”; on his T-shirt with a picture of co-star , who died in 2020.

TV host , ex-footballer and Virgin Radio DJ were among other celeb finishers.

Comedian hoped to do it in under three hours, but fainted halfway through.

The youngest runner was Lucy Jones, 18 yesterday, while the oldest were Mohan Kudchadker, 84, and Mary Jo Brinkman, 83, who both travelled from the US.

Costumes included Big Bens, sharks and giant chickens.

Tigst Assefa won the women’s elite race in a world record 02.15.50.

Two pro-Palestine protesters jumped the barriers at Tower Bridge and threw red powder paint in front of the men’s elite race, won by Sabastian Sawe in 02.2.25.

Sun sports reporter Joshua Jones ran for youth violence charity Power The Fight, finishing in 04.05.39.

Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales.
Prince William and Princess Kate are understood to have sent their best wishes to the dads
Runner dressed as Big Ben in a marathon.
Costumes included Big Bens trying to beat the clock
Runner in a shark costume participates in the TCS London Marathon.
While others opted to run in a shark outfit
Runners participating in the TCS London Marathon crossing Tower Bridge.
Marathon runners cross the River Thames at Tower Bridge
Helen Skelton holding her London Marathon medal.
TV host Helen Skelton shows off her medal
Chris Evans and Natasha Shishmanian at the London Marathon, each holding a gold medal.
Chris Evans and wife Natasha

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