stelling and about 300 others yesterday trekked 26 miles from wembley stadium to the home of wycombe wanderersising money for prostate cancer research, in memory of one of wycombe's most ardent fans, the former bbc breakfast presenter bill turnbull. graham satchell was with them. three, two, one! cheering they're walking from wembley to wycombe — inspired by bill turnbull, it's a marathon to raise money for prostate cancer uk. it's a year or so since prostate cancer claimed bill's life, you know, so itjust seemed an appropriate tribute to go from wembley — where he enjoyed a couple of great days with wycombe — you know, to wycombe's home at adams park. broadcasting legend jeff stelling has now done 3a so—called football marches, and raised almost £2 million. one man in eight will get prostate cancer in their lifetime — one in four in the cases of black men. it's a phenomenal number. so we just wanted to raise awareness because prostate cancer is an illness that, if you catch it early, perfectly treatable — you know, you can live a normal life. but if you don't catch it early, it can be a kille

they trekked 26 miles from wembley stadium to the home of wycombe wanderers — raising money for prostateo, one! cheering. they're walking from wembley to wycombe — inspired by bill turnbull, it's a marathon to raise money for prostate cancer uk. it's a year or so since prostate cancer claimed bill's life, you know, so itjust seemed an appropriate tribute to go from wembley — where he enjoyed a couple of great days with wycombe — you know, to wycombe's home at adams park. broadcasting legend jeff stelling has now done 3a so—called football marches, and raised almost £2 million. one man in eight will get prostate cancer in their lifetime — one in four in the cases of black men. it's a phenomenal number. so we just wanted to raise awareness because prostate cancer is an illness that, if you catch it early, perfectly treatable — you know, you can live a normal life. but if you don't catch it early, it can be a killer. so that's what it's all about, really, is raising awareness. it's dank, isn't it? that, for me, is a yellow card. bill turnbull was the match commentator at wycombe wanderers,

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people walking from here to wycombe wanderers.g you all the details here on bbc breakfast. it's sunday 17 september. our top story: the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven—year period at the height of his fame. the details are contained in a joint report by the sunday times, the times and the channel 4 programme dispatches. mr brand denies all the allegations. this report from our correspondent lizo mzimba contains details some viewers may find upsetting. over the course of the evening, some of my accoutrements could make their way onto your body. laughter. in the late 2000s and early 2010s, russell brand was one of britain's best—known faces... announcer: russell brand! ..famous as a comedian and presenter on both sides of the atlantic... i am famous in the united kingdom! ..even appearing in hollywood movies. 1 july 2012 was when my rape happened. it was in los angeles that he met a woman the investigation by the sunday times, the times and channel 4's dispatches are