first of all it is marcus stewart. he helped _ first of all it is marcus stewart.he camera really torrid time of it. you can i see stephen behind the camera in really torrid time of it. you can - see stephen behind the camera in the wheelchain _ see stephen behind the camera in the wheelchair. the rugby community has raised _ wheelchair. the rugby community has raised such— wheelchair. the rugby community has raised such awareness. great to see the football — raised such awareness. great to see the football community coming out and doing — the football community coming out and doing as well. i spoke to marcus this morning. he is there behind the camera _ this morning. he is there behind the camera he — this morning. he is there behind the camera. he says he is all right, he is losing _ camera. he says he is all right, he is losing the — camera. he says he is all right, he is losing the use of his hand. it is a slow, _ is losing the use of his hand. it is a slow, progressive thing. wonderful, a great guy. a big part of the _ wonderful, a great guy. a big part of the

for the last few days, breakfast has been following the former footballers, marcus stewart and stephencalled "march of the day" and it's a 178—mile hike from bradford to liverpool. yesterday, the pair completed the final leg of the epic trek at anfield stadium where stephen started his footballing career. we joined them as they completed the final miles and were joined by some of the game's famous faces. breakfast�*sjohn maguire has the story. cheering. crossing the finish line at anfield, liverpool's motto of you'll never walk alone had rarely been more poignant. they'd taken on the challenge in the names of marcus stewart and stephen derby, both former professional footballers, both living with motor neurone disease. the support along the route and at the end meant so much. i didn't expect this many people. i would say that this many people are affected by mnd in some sort of way, a family friend, however, and they turned up in force. and i was surprised. me and stephen had a little bet yesterday. whoever has a little blubber first got to donate 50 quid to the foundation. and fortuna

marcus stewart. both living with motor neurone disease.k. such a special day, keep banging the — leg of the walk. such a special day, keep banging the drum _ leg of the walk. such a special day, keep banging the drum and - leg of the walk. such a special day, keep banging the drum and raising | keep banging the drum and raising awareness, showing support, we are all one team. keep banging the drum. you're going to do part of the walk, how challenging will that be? t you're going to do part of the walk, how challenging will that be? i know kevin sinfield. _ how challenging will that be? i know kevin sinfield. just _ how challenging will that be? i know kevin sinfield. just to _ how challenging will that be? i know kevin sinfield. just to be _ how challenging will that be? i know kevin sinfield. just to be here, i kevin sinfield. just to be here, really looking forward to it today. they go from bradford to leeds via pudsey. the sun is actually shining. ten miles into their challenge when they arrive at elland road. here walkers are greeted b

friends, and family of the former professional footballers marcus stewart and stephen darby, both living. i remained high. they know what they are doing is so important.— are doing is so important. i don't think i are doing is so important. i don't think i will— are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink _ are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink in _ are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink in for _ are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink in for a _ are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink in for a few- are doing is so important. i don't think i will sink in for a few days | think i will sink in for a few days or a week or so, get time to sit down and through your social media and get time to think about what happened and look at photographs. at the moment, i am pleasantly surprised because i don't get very emotional sol surprised because i don't get very emotional so i did a bit on the way here in the car because it's a special thing we are doing and a special thing we are doing and a special thing we need to keep doing. the 19