in the championship, queens park rangers are up to fifth after a 2—0 win over luton town.t nine minutes. charlie austin doubled the lead in the second half to make sure that qpr would finish the night in the play—offs, while luton stay 11th. to formula one now — where qatar is hosting its first—ever grand prix. after second practice, valteri bottas was quickest in the mercedes, piere gasly second, max verstappen third in the red bull and hamilton could only manage fourth. significantly, hamilton was wearing a special helmet with the rainbow flag on it. human rights are a contentious issue in qatar, especially lgbt rights. london irish beat saracens in the premiership rugby cup at the brentford community stadium. they ran in three tries in the first half to lead 21—0 at the break, and then added another in the second through cillian redmond. sarries responded, but london irish held on to win by 29—20. it's now two wins from two for them in a competition that had a two—year hiatus because of the pandemic. rory mcilroy is still in contention after his second round of the dp w

she then studied nothing at luton university and she became a nurse at the hospital the at the hospital where she died. oh wow. her dad died of cobra just 10 days before her and she died in the hospital where she worked. yeah. she lives. it seems like a lot of the people who died very early stages at the pandemic were from ethnic minority. yeah. yeah. you, whenever you turn the tv on the machine reports of the test or from code exhaust, it was the health work as the talk to the nurse is in a, rural, black and brown, the rule from minority communities and but not just health workers. right? so many key workers like public transport workers, people who works in shops, delivery drivers. it's like this, this disproportionate reliance on certain groups to do certain jo, like like mary's dad because it says here that he had been a teacher in ghana. but then he took a manual work when he came, when he came to europe. and i guess that's true for so many people who were coming from from the developing world to the wow. yeah it's, it's the story of how the west was made. if you don't have the, yo

here, but mary edge upon grew up in garner with her mom and she came to live with her dad here in luton when she was a teenager. my dad was actually born in newton. it's one of those places that was really transformed by the immigration story in the u. k. she then studied nath thing at luton university and she became a notice at the hospital the at the hospital where she died. oh wow. her dad died of coven, just 10 days before her. and she died in the hospital where she worked. yeah. she was. cause it seems like a lot of the people who died very early stages at the pandemic were from ethnic minority. yeah. yeah. you, whenever you turn the tv on the machine reports of the test all from closing exam, it was the health work as the doctors and nurses in the rural, black and brown, the rule from minority communities and but not just health workers. right? so many key workers like public transport workers, people who works in shops, delivery drivers. it's like this, this disproportionate reliance on certain groups to do certain jo, like like mary's dad because it says here that he had been a

in the championship, queens park rangers are up to fifth after a 2—0 win over luton town.ver grand prix. after second practice, valteri bottas was quickest in the mercedes, piere gasly second, max verstappen third in the red bull, and hamilton could only manage fourth. significantly, hamilton was wearing a special helmet with the rainbow flag on it — human rights are a contentious issue in qatar, especially lgbt rights. london irish beat saracens in the premiership rugby cup at the brentford community stadium. they ran in three tries in the first half to lead 21—0 at the break, and then added another in the second through cillian redmond. sarries responded, but london irish held on to win by 29—20. it's now two wins from two for them in a competition that had a two—year absence because of the pandemic. rory mcilroy is still in contention after his second round of the dp world tour championship in dubai. he's a shot behind the leaders — and that's because he made a mistake at the 18th, finding the water. he went on to double—bogey that hole. that put him at nine under so fa

record of - most games and english league clubs, he went to play luton town but it was not the fairyading at half—time and the result is dropping to 14. half—time and the result is dropping to 1a. antonio says he is extremely happy to return and cannot wait to start working with the tottenham players and it was confirmed as the new manager to such a date after an the manager has signed a deal of the summer of 2023 and has already been on the training pitch this afternoon and in the europa conference league on thursday. the ex—president has been charged with fraud in switzerland and investigation found them of more than one half million pounds and the frenchman has requested payments for previous work and this was made while they are up for reelection and he is 85 years old and now faces a criminal trial within months. both of long denied any wrongdoing. mpjulian knight has been on the board to resign after a leaked report emerged containing details of the investigation into the treatment of former player. in a story published by espn, it was a racially offensive term used to him rega

it's a kid who's feeling really kind of see in luton with his parents, with the national from. and so many people come up to me and said how much they cried through that film because it's will express is something that you can't put down. express is all reality because it's so few people to do that in the, in our industries and in the world of art, if you like, you know, when you see it there and people respond to it is very, is an emotional experience. i think the one thing about bruce springsteen, he's wonderful translate of emotions. yes, i find may. he's the difference between me or restrictive if that is how we translator. well, i remember when i showed him the film i was very nervous. but at the end of the film, he came out when he gave me a big hug and a kiss. and he said, thank you for looking after me so beautifully. so i was kind of nice here. we ultimate thing really is that when we were doing it, when we were creating, we were struggling and we were angry with like, why can't we does, why can't we? where's our space now to have our space? yeah. yeah. but a lot of en

the pandemic for a drop in demand. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies sent this update from lutone the vehicles are rolling off after having gone through a two—day production process and this factory is a key part of having experienced exactly what we were just talking about, the semiconductor shortage. all vehicles require between 1,500 and 3,000 of these semiconductors in order to be able to function. that will be to operate everything from the radio, the braking system, the gps signal, as well. these vehicles, normally there can be about 300 produced at this factory. however, they say that they could go up to a50 and they've had to cut one of the shifts overnight because they simply don't have of these chips to be able to keep the production line going. and all of this process is set up in a just—in—time way, which means, of course, if one of those elements is not there when it needs to be, the entire process starts getting bunged up. so this is a major issue that's not just affecting this particular factory, but multiple different factories both across the uk and around the wo

that's the issue that this van factory in luton has been facing.— the chips that mean everything from the radio to the braking system work. and the same issue has had an impact on car registrations, which have dropped by nearly a quarter from the same month last year. the semiconductor issue is a global issue. it's caused by the pandemic. it's caused by a shut down of factories in asia, where these chips are primarily produced. and it's also a problem to do with demand, as well. semiconductor chips go in all consumer electronics. these figures also show buying trends. diesel car registrations have dropped by 66%, but it's a different story for electric. these figures show that more people than ever before are buying electric cars. what does that mean for factories that are still only producing diesel and petrol? the company here says it's currently looking at how to turn this plant from diesel focus to electric. there is a clear commitment from the government to set this deadline of 2030 for pure electrification. we are going to be ahead of that, s

record of most games and english league clubs, he went to play luton town but it was not town but it to return to coaching and cannot wait to start working with the tottenham players and it was confirmed as the new manager to such a date after an the manager has signed a deal of the summer of 2023 and has already been on the training pitch this afternoon meeting the players and his first game is in the europa conference league on thursday. the ex—president has been charged with fraud in switzerland. an investigation found them of more than one half million pounds and the frenchman has requested payments for previous work and this was made while they are up for reelection as president. he is 85 years old and now faces a criminal trial within months. both of long denied any wrongdoing. mpjulian knight has been on the board to resign after a called leaked report emerged containing details of the investigation into the treatment of former player. in a story published by espn, it was a racially offensive term used to refer to him regarding this banter. there will not take any disciplinary

a man in luton has described his shock when he found his house had been stolen.how tfl services are looking. there are severe delays on the district line between earls court and tower hill eastbound. a good service on all other lines. onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it certainly is a chilly start to the day with clear skies and lighter winds last night. temperatures have dropped low enough for a frost. there is even a few pockets of air frost in some of the rural spots, too. a mist around to lift and clear this morning. that will do so slowly through the morning and it will turn into a fairly decent day of weather, too. with plenty of sunshine around, just feeling colder than it has been of late. the wind certainly a lot lighter, top temperatures of around 12 celsius. the small chance of one or two isolated showers breaking out but for the vast majority of us it will be a completely dry day. we keep those light winds overnight tonight and lots of long clear skies around as well. so there will be another frost into tomorrow mornin

his middlesbrough side were beaten by luton in the championship last night which was warnock�*s 1,602ndm going... just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to down just the desire to keep winning and not --ettin to down when just the desire to keep winning and not getting to down when things go wrong and not getting too high when you are flying and having good family. i cannot see anyone beating this record if i'm honest because there is no time now, where as, when i started, you plan for three or four years and now you plan for three or four four years and now you plan for three orfour games. mpjulian knight, the chair of the dcms, has called on the board of yorkshire county cricket club to resign after a leaked report emerged apparently containing details of the investigation into the treatment of former player azeem rafiq. a story published by espn says the report concluded that a racially offensive term used towards rafiq was regarded as "banter". the club say it will not take disciplinary action against any player, employee o

we can find out from our transport correspondent caroline davies, who is at vauxhall�*s plant in lutonof having experienced exec to what we were just talking about, the semiconductor shortage. all vehicles require between 1000 503,000 of these semiconductors in order to be able to function stop that will be to operate everything from the radio, the braking system, the gps system as well —— 1500 — a thousand. 300 vehicles can be produced at this factory but they could go up to a50 and have had to cut one of the shifts over night because they simply don't have enough chips to be able to keep the production line going. this process is set up in a just—in—time way which means if one of those elements isn't there when it needs to be the entire process starts getting bunged up. this is a major issue notjust affecting this particular factory, major issue notjust affecting this particularfactory, but multiple different factories both across the uk and around the world. thank you very much. now it's time for a look at the weather, let's cross the newsroom. cross the newsroom. good morning, ever

i know you said in the l lead-up to the game against luton lead—up to the game against luton last nightt at all but i think you have got to _ wanted it last night. not at all but i think you have got to have - wanted it last night. not at all but i i think you have got to have humour. especially in disappointing times. just listening to your broadcast there, i think would have christian error —— cristiano ronaldo on saturday if i could! everything is so drab at the moment with coaches, and i don't think there is enough humour around. and i don't think there is enough humouraround. we and i don't think there is enough humour around. we have got to try and put a smile on faces. a disappointing result last night but we had quite a few young lads out and they did quite well.— and they did quite well. humour aside, and they did quite well. humour aside. what _ and they did quite well. humour aside, what has _ and they did quite well. humour aside, what has been _ and they did quite well. humour aside, what has been the - and they did quite well. humour aside, what has been the hyde i and the

our transport correspondent caroline davies sent this update from luton.ced at this factory. however, they said that they could go up to 450 and they have had to cut one of the shifts overnight because they simply do not have enough of these to be able to keep the production line i'm going. and all of this process is set up in a just—in—time way which means of course if one of those elements is not there when it needs to be, the entire process starts getting bunged up. so this is a major issue that's not just affecting this particular factory, but multiple different factories both across the uk and around the world. hundreds of millions of sikhs, jains and hindus across the world are celebrating diwali. whilst the festival marks different historical events for each religion, there will be a shared tradition of lighting candles, fireworks and sharing foods and sweets. but the coronavirus pandemic has brought about challenges for businesses in the lead up to diwali as rahila bano reports from the town of bolton in england. asian sweets similar to these are i

dorset county council has a figure of 9a.6% vaccination but meanwhile bedford, luton and dunstable trustbest to say you have to do something because it is being insisted on, it is often better to say do it because i have done it and i am part of your community and you can trust me. so we have to use all those techniques we have to use all those techniques we have to use all those techniques we have used more generally to get through to those people so that we can get to this deadline with as few as possible people, as few as possible people find themselves facing a dilemma between getting vaccinated are losing theirjob. thank you very much indeed. —— or losing theirjob. we will find out when that deadline is and there is speculation it could be april of next year. that should be coming up in an announcement from the health secretary within the next year. —— hour. helga pile is deputy head of health at unison— the uk's largest health union — she warns that the government's approach could be damaging. we are really concerned that the government hasn't listened to what many people told them

east midlands, thameslink: 20 min delays between st pancras international and luton — because of an earlierargely dry with the odd spot of rain. breezy, however, and staying cloudy. it is going to be a very mild night saturday into sunday with temperatures not dropping much below 10 celsius. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. hello this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 'morning live' follows us on bbc one this morning. let's find out what's in store with kim and rav morning to you. coming up: a record number of people seeking treatment for depression and anxiety. some online adverts for unregulated counselling could be taking advantage. we find out the standards you should expect from your therapist so you can get the help you need without being ripped off. it is the skin rash which can be triggered — it is the skin rash which can be triggered by anxiety or the weather stop and _ triggered by anxiety or the weather stop and whether antihistamines are the answer~ — stop and whether antihistamines are the answer. . . stop and

reasons for the downturn. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies is at the vauxhall plant in lutonround you? i think so. i think we need a _ going on around you? i think so. i think we need a little _ going on around you? i think so. i think we need a little bit - going on around you? i think so. i think we need a little bit of- going on around you? i think so. i think we need a little bit of a i think we need a little bit of a tour, so if you come over here, this is where they putting the wiring and the harnessing and where all of that is done and underneath the surface then they will put in the carpeting and that is all needed before they fit the dashboards, so if you come round this way you can see this as the dashboard they are putting together now and each person has about two and a half minutes on their slot putting in all the different elements they need before it moves on, so you can see how crucial it is to have all of the nuts and bolts exactly in place and ready when everyone needs them, otherwise the entire process will slow down and clog up and the big issue as you men

in bedford and luton and dunstable, only 80% of staff vaccinated.e situation?— that shortage will be assassinated by the situation? i am very worried about that- — by the situation? i am very worried about that. 93,000 _ by the situation? i am very worried about that. 93,000 staff _ by the situation? i am very worried about that. 93,000 staff is - by the situation? i am very worried about that. 93,000 staff is slightly under the number of people, 110,000 people, out of1.1i million, under the number of people, 110,000 people, out of 1.4 million, who have not been vaccinated. we could be doubling the number of vacancies. i doubling the number of vacancies. i do not think we have a breakdown of how many are front line but i think a lot of those people who are in vacancies and have not been vaccinated will be in front line jobs. but we also need to bear in mind that as a doctor, i take it for granted i have to be vaccinated against hepatitis b so i do not put patients at risk of an incurable illness that could cause liver cancer. i have been required to