18/05/2014 Look East - East

Hello. I'm Shaun Peel. A mother from One it's time for the news

Hello. I'm Shaun Peel. A mother from Luton has travelled to Nepal to

identify remains. Thought to be those of her son. Matthew Allpress

went missing while trekking in the Himalayas last November. Since then,

Margaret Finley has spent thousands of pounds trying to find hil.

In November last year, Matthew Allpress set out on an expedition in

the Annapurna region of Nepal. Allpress set out on an expedition in

the Annapurna region of Nep`l. But the Annapurna region of Nepal. But

he missed his flight home a few weeks later. In December, his mother

flew out to search for him, but to no avail. He was trekking up to a

pass which was 5,600 metres. They estimate, the experts estim`te,

pass which was 5,600 metres. They estimate, the experts estimate, that

when he got there, it would have been about the eighth or 9th of

December, and they had about eight foot of snow fall over thosd two

days. Early this month, two local people foraging in the mountains

found human remains, and some people foraging in the mountains

found human remains, and sole items found human remains, and sole items

of personal equipment. Matthew's parents have travelled out to Nepal.

They have confirmed the belongings were his. They are now awaiting DNA

tests to confirm the remains are his. If they are, it is hopdd an

autopsy will show how Matthew his. If they are, it is hoped an

autopsy will show how Matthew met his death.

More than 100 people were evacuated from their homes in Lowestoft last

night, after a car crashed into from their homes in Lowestoft last

night, after a car crashed hnto a night, after a car crashed into a

house. There were worries there could be a gas explosion at the

house in Bevan Street West. The gas supply was ruptured. The building

supply was ruptured. The buhlding has been shored up to make it safe.

In football, Cambridge Utd `re back In football, Cambridge Utd `re back

in the Football League after winningtheir play`off final at

Wembley. It's the third time winningtheir play`off final at

Wembley. It's the third timd they've Wembley. It's the third timd they've

been in the final since being relegated in 2005, and it w`s third

time lucky as they beat Gateshead 2`1.

Come on, Cambridge! After nhne years in the wilderness, 12,000 Cambridge

fans took the M11 to Wemblex in the wilderness, 12,000 C`mbridge

fans took the M11 to Wembley in in the wilderness, 12,000 Cambridge

fans took the M11 to Wemblex in hope and expectation. They started

fans took the M11 to Wembley in hope and expectation. They startdd as the

red`hot favourites to join Luton in the Football League next se`son It

was stalemate in the first`half but Cambridge took it by the scruff as

Liam Hughes scored from all of ten centimetres out. Ryan Donaldson was

just a bit further back when he curled a free kick around the

Gateshead wall with a yellow army behind the goal. That should've been

enough, but with Cambridge defending deep, Gateshead came back whth

enough, but with Cambridge defending deep, Gateshead came back with a

deep, Gateshead came back whth a Jack Lester header. They hung on and

after two play`off final defeats in 2008 and 2009, today they were

after two play`off final defeats in 2008 and 2009, today they wdre bang

2008 and 2009, today they were bang on the money. Party time at Wembley.

Cambridge United are back in the Football League.

So what does promotion to Ldague Football League.

So what does promotion to Ldague Two mean for Cambridge? Our sports

editor Jonathan Park was at Wembley this afternoon. It was nine years

ago that Cambridge where United `` ago that Cambridge where Unhted ``

were relegated. They went into administration and nearly folded. At

a day like today, you sensed there was a positive future for them. The

team that finished second had was a positive future for them. The

team that finished second h`d spent team that finished second h`d spent

45 weeks into the top two and they deserve to go up, joining the likes

of Luton next season. They can look forward to a very bright future

indeed. ?? new line How does running ten miles in the sunshie in army

boots, uniform and a 35`pound backpack sound? Well, that's what

members of the Parachute Regiment and civilians did in Colchester

today, to raise money for charity. Would you do this? A ten`mile run,

with a very heavy pack on your back... Through woods, and through

water, and past machine guns...of course, shooting blanks. Thhs

water, and past machine guns...of course, shooting blanks. This is

water, and past machine guns...of course, shooting blanks. Thhs is how

the Paras train, and it is tough. BBC Television. How are you getting

on? Not too bad. You feeling OK Not on? Not too bad. You feeling OK Not

too bad. ?? WHITE You going to make it? Yeah. Need some sunscredn,

though. Enjoying it, ladies? Yeah. Awesome! Living the dream. @round

800 entered, soldiers and civilians, 800 entered, soldiers and chvilians,

some carrying packs, some not. The fundamental idea behind this is to

raise money for the Parachute Regiment charity, which helps

injured servicemen specifically from the Parachute Regiment. By getting

the public involved, they enjoy this kind of event. You'd be surprised

how many people achieve it, but it takes a lot of hard work and

training. Paras are expected to finish the ten miles in one hour 50

minutes or less. Today's winning time, in boots and pack, an

impressive one hour and 19 minutes. OK, let's get the weather with Sara

Thornton. Well, we saw the warmest daxs of

Thornton. Well, we saw the warmest days of the

Well, we saw the warmest daxs of the year so far through this weekend.

Both yesterday and today, temperatures nudging 24 Celsius.

Tomorrow, another warm day, another dry day. This warm spell is not

quite over yet, although we have a slow slide to something cooler.

Tomorrow, there will be some slow slide to something cooler.

Tomorrow, there will be somd cloud Tomorrow, there will be some cloud

around but plenty of sunshine. Towards the east coast, we continue

with a south easterly wind. It will be cooler at the coast. Inl`nd,

be cooler at the coast. Inland, long, prolonged spells of stnshine

through the afternoon. Temperatures through the afternoon. Temperatures

widely up into the 20s. Top temperatures of 23, perhaps 24. Even

at the coast where it is a bit cooler, temperatures still very

respectable for the time of year. I did say it will get cooler.

Temperatures slowly sliding. St James Park and Sheffield both hit

25 Celsius this afternoon. That gives us our warmest day in nearly

nine months, since 5th September 2013. It goes without saying that it

is going to be a warm night. Look out for some showers clipping into

eastern Scotland. Some of those could be heavy. Still some patchy

rain for western Scotland. More persistent rain returning to

Northern Ireland by the end