people are doing good things. paul is one. tell us more. is one. tell us more. i volunteered at our village is one. tell us more. i volunteered at our village cricket is one. tell us more. i volunteered at our village cricket club. - is one. tell us more. i volunteered at our village cricket club. we - is one. tell us more. i volunteered at our village cricket club. we are . at our village cricket club. we are fortunate that we are slap bang in the middle of two public schools. i have not found any of what has been brought out in this report at our club. if anything, the kids that play at our club actually bring on the otherjuniors who are not fortunate to go to a public school. they are really supportive. we range from under nine all the way of to under 15, we have seven or eight teams, we have girls, we have a ladies team, the men s team is a mixture of normal, working class people and asians, who all integrate together fantastically. i m people and asians, who all integrate tog
did you feel then, how you feeling now that you will get a chance to show it all off? show it all off? obviously disappointed show it all off? obviously disappointed for - show it all off? obviously disappointed for many i show it all off? obviously - disappointed for many reasons but the right call was made by the weather that day. i m really excited and hope to get to do it again. fingers crossed the weather will hold for that conditions can always change but at the moment it is looking like the rehearsals will be worth it this saturday. campbell, bbc news. just want to take you quickly to the usa for is a state of kansas. you can see there s fire burning here. we think this is in a factoryjust northeast of the city of kansas. a pallet factory for the we don t have any reports of any casualties at this stage but you can see some of the efforts to put out the fires they are. fire crews are there lots of fire crews are there. kansas a state pretty much slap bang in the middle of th
does haven t the foreign money that some other clubs have, the money is in luton money, it is mainly local people that own the club. the council own the ground. that is why so many thousands have turned out today to help them celebrate the fact that they are now in the premier league. their stadium only seats around 10,000 people. and you may have seen, it is in the heart of the community. it is slap bang in a residential area, where the away gates are next to two houses. you walk through there and to get to the terraces, you can see people s back gardens. it is at the heart of the community and that i why so many people, i have lived here for two decades and never seen so many people here to celebrate.- decades and never seen so many people here to celebrate. thank you. it is an people here to celebrate. thank you. it is an amazing people here to celebrate. thank you. it is an amazing story. people here to celebrate. thank you. it is an amazing story. it people here to celebrate
slap bang in a residential area, where the away gates are to houses. you walk through there, and to get to the terraces, you can see people s back gardens, so it really is at the heart of the community and thatis is at the heart of the community and that is why so many people. i have lived in luton for decades now, and i ve never seen this many people in st george a square to celebrate this. well done. that is all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. it was a near perfect weekend for some of you, and for those on half term this week, there can t be too many complaints for many. skies a little like we saw here on the banks of loch lomond as we went through today. but it could be a busy week for the gardeners and growers the state of the ground here is very dry in pembrokeshire, for instance, and there is little to no rain in the forecast through the rest of this week. 0ur forecast rainfall chart shows the rainfall amounts totting up
showers from the word go across northwest scotland. these become more widespread across scotland into the afternoon. some showers for northern ireland, a few for northern and eastern england. probably the dry, sunniest weather will be across wales, midlands down into the southwest and here we could make 16 or 17 degrees. but again for most, it s the low to mid teens. that is below par for the time of year. through tuesday night, many of those showers fade away. most places once again will be dry to start a wednesday variable cloud, but widespread clear skies certainly in the north and the west. and again, temperatures taking a bit of a tumble and single digits for most. high pressure, almost slap bang on top of the uk for wednesday. lighter winds. this feature, though, will start to bring more cloud, breeze, outbreaks of rain to the northwest of scotland, but that is about it. plenty of sunshine around, could just see a few isolated showers across the midlands and eastern england. but