Thai cave boys run marathon one year on from rescue

Some of the young Thai footballers - who were rescued after being trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand for more than two weeks - have run a marathon, one year on from their incredible rescue.

Nine of the 12 boys, along with their coach, took part in the run to raise money to improve facilities at the complex from where they had to be rescued in 2018.

The group entered the cave in the north of the country on 23 June last year, but were trapped after heavy rains blocked their exit.

All members of the Wild Boars football team were saved in an operation involving 90 expert divers from around the world.

It's been an eventful year for the boys since their rescue and they've travelled around the world.

They've been to see Manchester United play at Old Trafford and they've been special guests at the Youth Olympic Games.

Netflix also recently announced a deal to turn their story into a mini series.

All of the survivors have reportedly been paid $100,000 (£78,500) as part of the deal.