02/05/2016 Newsround

overtake the north-east club. Don't forget to watch this week's

Kickabout for we spoke to Conor McNamara.

Good morning this Bank Holiday Monday,

Here's just two of today's top stories coming up:

What world record have these rockers broken?

Why the country of Kenya is going to extreme lengths to stop poaching.

But first, Leicester City's hopes of celebrating their first ever

English Premier League title have been put on hold this weekend,

thanks to a one-all draw with Manchester United

But Leicester could win the trophy if title rivals Tottenham lose

or draw against Chelsea tonight at Stamford Bridge.

Martin went to that Man United-Leicester match on Sunday

This was a massive weekend for Leicester City fans.

They were coming here to play Manchester United at Old Trafford,

and a win would have seen the club win its first

It ended in a 1-1 draw, so let's find out what the fans

When Manchester United scored, I was like, "we are all done for."

And then a couple of minutes later, Leicester City scored.

I kind of did a couple of fist bumps.

When Leicester scored it was very loud.

At the start of the second half, it was great, because Leicester

opened up and they did lots and lots of shots,

and that was way more better than the first half.

I feel good about the draw because it is Man Utd

It is a good result cos we still have two matches to go to get it.

I think Leicester is definitely going to win the league.

We're definitely going to win the trophy.

And in cycling, France's Thomas Voeckler claimed victory in the Tour

de Yorkshire after winning the third and final stage at Scarborough.

Around 2 million people are thought to have come out to support the race

These striking pictures show more than 100 tonnes of elephant tusks

that have been set on fire in the east African

A big meeting's been taking place there to talk about

are illegally hunted for their ivory every year.

Kenya wants to show it's doing something about it,

although some people think it could make the problem worse.

The BBC's Anne Soy sent this report for Newsround.

The big fire behind me is ivory burning.

Every elephant has two tusks, but there are people

who like to kill them just so that they can get these tusks

and transport them all the way to Asia where they are very valuable

because they are used to make statues and jewellery.

But then, Kenya are trying to tell the world that it is not

It is more important to keep them alive because then people can come

into the country and go to the parks and see them.

So they have come to burn this ivory so that they can tell the poachers

that we are very serious, we are coming after you and we will

arrest you if you continue killing the elephants.

They think that if nothing is done to stop the poachers,

in about ten years there will not be any elephants left in Africa,

and so it is very important for them to stop the poachers.

Well, it's not only elephants that are hunted by poachers.

Rhino are being pushed to the brink of extinction too.

We've made a special film about the situation in South Africa.

Here's your first look at Defending the Rhino.

South Africa - one of the most spectacular places on the planet.

I'm travelling hundreds of miles across the country which is home

to some of the world's most magnificent creatures.

But these animals are facing a fight, and at the moment,

I'll meet the people putting their lives in danger

to protect Africa's wildlife, before it's too late.

And try and track down two rhino that are lucky to be alive.

F1 was the sport of choice for many people over the weekend

but for some it's lawnmowers - yep the British lawnmower

racing season kicked off with some intense racing.

For safety all the blades are removed from the mowers

The season runs from May to October and races continue today.

"Hey Joe", a song by legendary guitarist

and singer Jimi Hendrix, was played by 7,356 of them

at the same time in Wroclaw Square in the south of the country.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.