HULL - BBC News reported that British adventurer Karl Bushby has completed a journey that took 28 years. The outlet's article on the completion of the trip is the only source used for this story.

BBC News reported that crowds gathered in Hull city centre to welcome Bushby at the end of the trip. The summary of that report does not say how many people attended, who organized the gathering, or how the welcome was arranged.

According to the same BBC News summary, Bushby then walked home to his mother. The summary does not state where the walk began, how far it covered, or how long it took.

The summary also does not describe the route of the journey, the places Bushby visited, or what prompted him to set out. Because those details are absent from the available headline and summary, this report does not include them.

BBC News's headline describes the trip as a 28-year journey, and nothing in the summary contradicts that description. No other outlet's account was available for comparison, so the facts reported here rest on BBC News alone. Because the story rests on a short summary, its account is limited to the points listed here.

The available material includes no quotes from Bushby or from members of the crowd, so none are reported here. Readers seeking the complete account can consult the original BBC News article at the link above. Further details, if the outlet published them, would appear there rather than in this summary-based report.

Sources: BBC News: British adventurer Karl Bushby completes 28-year journey.