crispin rolfe has his story.ago, daniel fleming created a record for the most amount of bagpipes anyone could own — of 105. now this year, he hopes to double that, having increased his collection to 210. bad news for the neighbours. i have got wonderful neighbours and it's wonderful that they applaud me at three o'clock in the morning when i'm finishing playing. i'm not sure what they're shouting. i think it's probably "more". i hope it's "more". and then, there's danny's long—suffering wife, jane. there you go. bye — bye. thanks, bye. he didn't have that many when i first met him. he does do lots of practising and it's not too bad, but you can't really hear it. if he's in the front of the house, i'm in the back of the house with the radio on. i don't know whether someone has 105 — or, indeed, 106 sets — hence why i have still kept collecting. so, i sincerely that hope no—one has more than 210. i very much doubt it. and if they do, who'd want to be there neighbours? for now, though, danny has got to wait for the

crispin rolfe, bbc news.hot weekend for some of us, as temperatures are expected to reach 30 celsius in some towns and cities, and we almost reached 30 degrees in northern parts of wales on friday. but it's not unusual to get these sort of temperatures injune — in fact, if you look at the past years, we've regularly approached the low to even mid 30s. so where is this hot weather coming from? as you might expect, from the southern climes. notjust quite hot air, but also humid air — and we'll notice the humidity rising as we go through the course of the weekend, some really balmy nights on the way. so the forecast for the early morning on saturday — some cloudier skies in the northeast, a few showers in the southwest, but elsewhere, a lot of clear, sunny weather to start the day. temperatures around 15 degrees in plymouth. so, the forecast, then, for the morning shows lots of sunshine, perhaps those few showers lingering there in the southwest. but through the morning into the afternoon, shower clouds will sta

but first he has to get them officially verified, as crispin rolfe has been finding out my first bagpipesly this set here, the first of many. ten years ago, daniel fleming created a record for the most amount of bagpipes anyone could own of 105. now, this year, he hopes to double that, having increased his collection to 210. bad news for the neighbours. i have got wonderful neighbours and it's wonderful that they applaud me at 3:00 in the morning when i'm finishing playing and i'm not sure what they're shouting. i think it's probably more. i hope it's more. and of course, there's danny's long suffering wife, jane. bye. thanks. he didn't have that many when i first met him. he does do lots of practising, and it's not too bad, but you can't really hear it if it's at the front of the house. i'm in the back of the house with the radio on. you don't know whether someone has 105 or indeed 106 sets, hence why i've still kept collecting. so i'm sincerely hope that someone hasn't got more than 210. i very much doubt it. and if they do, who'd want to be their neighbours? for now, though, danny's go

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that was crispin rolfe with that report.ould love to see your pictures and i would be interested to see if you could beat this. look at this picture. the scottish highlands. this is a pair of 0spreys. a beautiful morning. we can see them and if you look carefully, you can see the chick in the nest. they have been coming and going and feeding. and we can hear it. a little tweet. sounds absolutely glorious. later on the show we'll be catching up with the people who have been trekking 100km over five days in the northumberland countryside to raise money for the breast cancer charity coppafeel. megan paterson is there. good morning. lovely pictures to be taken here. we are on the north—east coast. in an hour, it will be busy with more than 100 coppafeel walkers starting day five of their walk this morning, raising awareness about the early detection of breast cancer. hopefully they will be in good spirits when we catch up with them. time for for the news where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. the police watchdog is