MoRun event at Glasgow Green to support Movember on 9 November Forgive all the facial hair puns. Our enthusiasm for Movember this year just can't be restrained, and neither can yours by the sounds of things. The wonderful Scottish people are coming out in full force this weekend to support the male health charity at Mo Running events across the country. Our city's big hairy run kicks off at Glasgow Green today at 10am. Here's a wee glance back to last year. The event encourages Mo Bros and Mo Sistas to take part in either a 5k or 10k run to help raise funds and awareness for prostrate and testicular cancer research and mental health. As we're only nine days into the month, we won't be expecting full blown handlebar moustaches, but there will be an array of whiskers and suspicious facial hair on display. On both men and wo-men! We spoke to Euan Miller, a 23 year old accountancy graduate, who is taking part on Saturday. I decided to take part because it's a great opportunity for me to support two great charities'. 'My initial participation fee is going to Movember, but I'm also raising funds for Unite Against Cancer. My friend set up the charity when his brother died from bone cancer when he was just 17, I was inspired by the work that he does to run the charity while also holding down a full-time job. It's the first Mo Run that I've ever taken part in, so I'm really looking forward to it Mo Running isn't just a way to raise funds, it also supports the fundamental ideas behind Movember. The charity aims to promote good health awareness and encourages men to do regular exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle. Euan said "I played a lot of rugby at University, but I have taken a few blows to the head, and I think it's coming to a point that I might have to give it up. Running is a good way for me to get some exercise and the Mo Run is great motivation. Unfortunately it is too late to register now, but we call on you to support your Mo Bros and Mo Sistas by cheering them on, or even pointing and laughing at their fan-tash -tic upperlips and costumes (all in good humour of course). If you're taking part in the run today, or if you're flying the flag for a friend we would love to hear from you. Tweet @STVGlasgow with all your photos.