our brand works with 150 boys and girls from 25 different ethnicities across luton. he knows what it is like to feel like an outsider. his family originally came from pakistan. when i look into their eyes and from pakistan. when i look into theireyes andi from pakistan. when i look into their eyes and i see, not only them being isolated and vulnerable, but i also see a lot of fear. and when i saw these young boys, it almost brought my own background... being born and raised in luton, there is a lot of racism, and i know how it feels to be isolated had made vulnerable, because i had stone thrown through the window every other night, being chased by dogs. when i saw they met all came back to me. these young kids are on the same position i was once upon a time. if ican position i was once upon a time. if i can help them overcome and face these challenges and give them a pathway, i will have done a good job. training over, now it gets real. they are off to play their first match against a local village side stop have called themselves luton blue tigers. having been toget

he with 150 boys and girls from 25 different ethnicities across luton. he knows what it is like to feel like an outsider. his family originally came from pakistan. when i look into their eyes and i see, not only them being isolated and vulnerable, but i also see a lot of fear. and when i saw these young boys, it almost brought my own background... being born and raised in luton, there is a lot of racism, and i know how it feels to be isolated, and made vulnerable, because i had stone thrown through the window every other night, being chased by dogs. when i saw they met all came back to me. these young kids are on the same position i was once upon a time. if i can help them overcome and face these challenges and give them a pathway, i will have done a good job. training over, now it gets real. they are off to play their first match against a local village side stop have called themselves luton blue tigers. having been together less than a year, they are up against an experienced team. they have everything to prove. very excited. we have only played in lut

they have called themselves the luton blue tigers. they have come to one of the most beautiful and picturesque grounds in the country, south hill park in bedfordshire but can they win? yes! yes, come on, lads! you can do this! they win the match in the last over. yes! a result that means everything. skipper's innings and a half! everyone did good, i am proud of everyone but, inshallah, next time. the cap fits for the skipper, a moment to savour. james burridge, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with lucy martin. good afternoon. we've got a cold front sitting across the country bringing a bit of rain. elsewhere, skies like this. this photo sent in bya skies like this. this photo sent in by a weather watcher in cornwall through the morning. also some brighter skies feeding into northern parts of scotland. you can see the cloud and rain shifting slowly south as we have moved through the morning. the best of the brightness will southern and eastern parts of england. this cold front is with us tonight and into tomorrow with

they have called themselves the luton blue tigers. they have come to one of the most beautiful and picturesque grounds in the country, south hill park in bedfordshire but can they win? yes! yes, come on, lads! you can do this! they win the match in the last over. yes! a result, that means everything. skipper's innings! everyone did good, i am proud of everyone but, inshallah, next time. the cap fits for the skipper, a moment to savour. hello, a lot of fine weather to come in our forecast for the week ahead thanks to high pressure building across the uk. light winds, dry conditions and plenty of autumn sunshine but look out for a chilly start, especially tuesday and wednesday. this is the high that this going to build in, today we have a weather front straddling the uk and this afternoon a that will push some rain for a time into northern ireland, across southern scotland and into northern england, later in the afternoon perhaps affecting north wales and the north midlands. there is a dividing line between the warmer air in the south a

joins us from johannesburg south africa hello thanks for your time so after the luton on monday what's the current situation on the ground as the police vehicles behind you. the situation is very tense street in montevideo just in johannesburg where all of this started and there is you can see behind me the police are here and the locals are here to try and to loot whatever they can get as i'm speaking now they are already trying to do some of the things and it is spreading like fire to spread into other areas in there taking everything i just spoke to one business person here who says he was a gun was held to his head and forced you to take out all the cars that you are sending to give them the keys and all of them are driven by look they look out so the situation is just tense as you speak of so the situation is not on the controlled. it's likely we are not getting it under control the police are trying their best as you can see here behind me because of the police out there they are trying to clean the situation but when they come to one place then the looters go to another place so

it is 1030 on monday morning, the door bell rings at this family home in luton. it is a man dressed in hive ears, posing as a delivery driver. but what is about to happen could never have been predicted. my daughter opened the door, he hit her a few times, knocked her unconscious, for a moment. he knocked my mother unconscious. the family have shared this cctv footage because they want the man who did this to be caught. we have agreed not to show their faces for their own protection. this attack was sustained and brutal. what happens next is truly shocking. the two women, one unconscious, are dragged into the kitchen, one by one. a third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punched. third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punchedlj third then comes down the stairs, and is repeatedly punched. i can't say in words how i feel and how angryi say in words how i feel and how angry i am. i cannot describe it in words. my mum is still in hospital. the doctors say she's got a bleed in her brain. and my daughter, as you can see, she has been discharged

received signon and depressing news of continued burn in luton of nigeria shops and premises in south africa by mindless criminals with the in effect of police protection enough is enough we will take definitive measures the last time they was is in a phobia outbreak like this in south africa was back in 2008 but this is a country where you have an unemployment of 29 percent which means a very often the distress of people who don't have jobs turns against foreign is often instead of actually being directed against the government and its lack of delivery the 2011 census is the last official census in terms of how many foreigners are in this country in the pits the figure of 2000000 dead at the waist and it suggests the figure is closer to 5000000 out of a population of 56000000 who have the south african president has also expressed alarm over what is happening saying that there's no place for us in a phobia in south africa now i'd like to condemn the violence that has been spreading i don't number of provinces in the country in the strongest. i've been talking to a lot of foreigners h

ryanairand europe by using low—cost airlines like ryanair and easyjet, flying out of gatwick, stansted and luton. we have next, he says, i'm supposed to be flying home tomorrow. we were told earlier our pickup was scheduled at 11:30am, 12 hours from now. now we have no idea what is going on or how we are going to get home. we hope you get home quickly, neck. jane says, i'm due to go on holiday from bristol. flights with thomas cook, desperate search now for alternative flights and accommodation. good luck to you all. keep your comments coming and i will see you soon. hello. a transition to more settled weather right through the weekend. sunshine on saturday, showers on sunday, but temperatures are still in the high 20s. this was the scene in cornwall as the sun went down on sunday night, and as we start monday morning, a fairly unsettled picture to come through this week, a lot of fairly wet and windy weather and it will be quite a bit cooler than it has been. monday of course marks the autumn equinox, and although we start the day on a dry note for many areas, we have got this approaching area

it came just behind luton on 43%, and manchester t3 on 47%. by contrast "cosy" doncaster sheffield came top, followed by birmingham, and heathrow‘s terminal five. what about the markets? talking about airports, we have been hearing about airports, we have been hearing about british airways and the strikes. you can see there that the group which owns british airways, the massive disruption with the strikes, that has investors worry. the share price down. the ftse 100 the share price down. the ftse100 overall had a fairly bright start, but lost those games very quickly indeed. concerns about the retail sector as well. the pound having a better day. that is your business news for now. 15 years ago, the bbc‘s security correspondent, frank gardner, was shot by al-qaeda gunmen while on assignment in saudi arabia. he has used a wheelchair ever since. a competent water skier before his injury, the idea of ever doing it again seemed a challenge too farfor frank — until he heard of "adaptive water skiing". let's take a look at how he got on. how d

a year ago, he set up luton blue tigers with no facilities and no equipment, but now they're winning games and gaining confidence. these young kids are in the same position where i was once upon a time, and if i can help them ove rco m e time, and if i can help them overcome and face these challenges and give them a pathway, then i would have thought i've done a good job. we didn't have nothing but now he's making, like, teams and matches for us to go and play cricket. cricket changed my life. let's take a look at the travel situation now. on the tube, there are severe delays on the entire district line due to a signal failure at south kensington. also, minor delays on the circle and the hammersmith & city line. all and the hammersmith & city line. other lines are ! moment. on the roads, the a4 piccadilly underpass remains closed out of town from piccadilly to knightsbridge for gas repairs. in lewisham, on the a20 westbound, one lane closed for gas works at the junction with belmont hill. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. today, the sunshine returns. high pressure now

a family from luton whose five—year—old son has a rare disease is fundraising to pay for gene therapy in poland. huzaifah zia is one of only six children diagnosed with aadc deficiency in the uk. his family want him to go abroad to have pioneering treament which is still at the research stage. the treatment is not available on the nhs. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning, apart from on the metropolitan line, which has severe delays from aldgate to wembley park due to signal problems. 0nto the roads, in swiss cottage, the a111 finchley road is closed southbound from adelaide road to stjohn's wood tube station following a burst watermain overnight near queens grove. and heading towards paddington station, praed street is closed between spring street and norfolk place for crossrail and electricity works, with nine bus routes on diversion. now the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. lets with elizabeth rizzini. have a look at what the wea1 is lets have a look at what the weather is going to have for us all. hello, good morning. it'

the pittsburg unified school district will also have 1 million father march at martha luton king junior middle school. -- martin luther king junior middle school. >> parents are invited to take part in a reference a breakfast here as well as doing other activities with their child in this great day begins. >>> it is 6:36 am. santa anita racetrack is back in the spotlight. horseracing is starting again for the fall season. this comes after a controversial winter, spring calendar with 30 horses died. racing was ended for march as the investigation to continue. races resumed the following month after new safety measures were put into place elk officials say they've been initiated new protocolsthe training and racing operations. >>> to sacramento police officers were charged in civil rights violations u.s. attorney's office said they found insufficient evidence to bring charges against those officers involved. that shooting happened in march of last year. they're searching for person breaking into cars and he did match the description of the suspect. they started to chase him and said he di

luton throws it behind isaiah hodgins. but look at this catch. this phenomenal hand-eye coordination for the catch. unbelievable. 21-7. the beavers cut the lead to seven. but stanford runs what they call a philly special. we'll call it a stanford special. colby parkinson the quarterback nice catch right there. stanford gets into field goal range because mills using the feet. right here gets them to the 14 yard line. then jet toner with the game on his foot. it is good. 39 yards out. stanford snaps that three-game losing streak 31-2837. >> kind of glad we won the way that we did. because it was hard. and we've dot to fight through things that are difficult. we had a lead early. we did not play well enough to keep the lead. fought all the way back. coach johnson's done an outstanding job with this team. they are tough, especially here at home. they throw the ball extremely well. quarterback played well. we need to play this way where we fought adversity and we fought back. >>> usc taking on washington. huskies with two touchdowns in the first. that

ms laidley is standing against kelvin hopkins in luton north, who was suspended by the labour party after allegations of sexual harassment, and is still under investigation. he denies the claims and says he wants to "clear his name". ms selby is standing against mark field in the city of london and westminster seat. he's the conservative mp who was filmed grabbing a female greenpeace activist by the neck during a protest. mr field apologised to the woman; the police and the cabinet office investigated the incident and closed inquiries without further action. that was the incident captured on camera. with me isjenn selby and serena laidley. good morning. iwill ask good morning. i will ask you at the end but equal pay, high salaries and the fact gary lineker is volunteering to take a pay cut, but first let's start with why you are standing. serena, why are you inspired to stand? i want to speak for the victims of domestic abuse, and it is about time that we as a women's equality party, as a survivor and a candidate, speakfor legal rights, better pay and gestures. what about you, jenn? i am