also on the walk, bill's son will turnbull. what would your dad make of all this? think, you know, to see so many people sort of all contributing to raising awareness, and i think it's beautiful walk — dad liked to walk, and to end up at wycombe wanderers, at adams park — yeah, i think he'd have loved. as the day wore on, the heavens opened and the going was tough. but finally, after almost 12 hours of walking, covering 26.2 miles, they made it to wycombe wanderers. inside the ground handing out medals — bill's wife, sesi. sesi, can i ask you what you think bill would have made of this? i think he would be amazed. i mean, this was such a special place to him, and meant a great deal. so he would be very, very proud. hundreds and hundreds of strangers brought together in a common cause to fight prostate cancer. graham satchell, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hi there. it's all change weather—wise this week. it's often going to be wet and windy. what about those storms last night that we saw? well, in swindon we had basically a mo

march from wembley to the wycombe wanderers ground in memory of our great friend and colleague bill turnbull. 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. it may be a wet and stormy start to the new week for some of you but brighter skies later, details on that annualforecast for brighter skies later, details on that annual forecast for the week coming up p on breakfast. it's monday the 18th of september. more women have reportedly come forward with allegations about russell brand. today's times newspaper claims "several women" have contacted its journalists since saturday, when it published the accounts of four women who said the comedian had raped or sexually assaulted them. russell brand has denied those claims and insisted all his relationships were consensual. our media correspondent david sillito reports. russell brand, comedian, actor, political commentator, accused of multiple sexual assaults and the ra

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