Lloyd Scott (C) is helped by Yeomen of the Guard at the Tower of London as he takes a break during his marathon route through London, April 18, 2002. Scott, who is
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Diving suit fundraiser to hang up his helmet after underwater marathon | Shropshire Star
Charity fundraiser Lloyd Scott sacked after doing London Marathon in snail suit but raising less than it cost to complete - Mirror Online
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Diving-suit marathon-runner Lloyd Scott during a photocall to launch the first ever Tango Great Britons Awards in Hyde Park, central London. Designed to celebrate the lives of unconventional people across the UK,
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London Marathon dive suit fundraiser Lloyd Scott reveals he's battling cancer for a second time | Daily Mail Online
A man is climbing Snowdon wearing a deep-sea diving suit weighing over nine stone - Wales Online
Marathon legend Lloyd Scott on his most bonkers stunts as he prepares to do Three Peaks Challenge in deep sea diver suit | The Sun
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Marathon legend Lloyd Scott on his most bonkers stunts as he prepares to do Three Peaks Challenge in deep sea diver suit | The Sun
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Lloyd Scott crosses the London Marathon finish line, Lloyd the slowest ever marathan runner, 'ran' the
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Captain Tom supports Lloyd Scott as he plans to climb the Three Peaks in a deep-sea diving suit | Daily Mail Online
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London Marathon dive suit fundraiser Lloyd Scott reveals he's battling cancer for a second time | Daily Mail Online
TIL Lloyd Scott set the record for slowest ever London Marathon time in 2002. It took him five days, eight hours, 29 minutes & 46 seconds. He wore a 130lb antique deep-sea
