01/08/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah with the news you need to know this Monday morning.

Find out which world record these climbers are trying to break.

And the runaway lynx that's returned home.

First - children's writer and illustrator Liz Pichon has

created a new tapestry to mark 950 years since the Battle of Hastings,

one of the most important events in English history.

Kids have helped her choose ten big moments to illustrate.

BBC reporter Holly Hamilton is with the artwork in the town

Imagine having to come up with the top ten events

Not easy but the schoolchildren have managed to do it and it's

We are here in the Abbey taking a look at this tapestry,

which has had a bit of a 21st-century tilt,

Queen Victoria's Coronation, looking fabulous. This is the brainchild of

a fantastic well-known author, how did you come up with this idea?

English Heritage asked me if I would redo a modern version and it was the

children came up with the ideas. They picked the moments in history

so it was my job to turn it into a kind of Bayeux tapestry but we will

have a more modern twist in it. They particularly asked me because they

wanted me to do it in a style like the Tom Gates books. Which a lot of

children will recognise. Yes because the characters have been hidden

throughout there, particularly this season, VE Day marking the end of

the Second World War. And there is a special character.

It's just four days to go until the Rio Olympic Games kick off

in Brazil, but four years ago it was all about

That was a great games for Team GB, when we won 65 medals.

There were plenty other memorable moments too.

It's nearly four years now since the Olympics came to London

The big star heading into the Games was Mr Usain Bolt.

The pressure was on him to deliver on the track, and he certainly

Team GB cyclists were favourites going into the Games and they

Sir Bradley Wiggins stormed to victory in the time trial,

the team winning another 11 medals including a record sixth gold

The swimming pool also saw records broken -

American Michael Phelps became the most successful Olympian

Team GB's defining moment came on the day now forever

Greg Rutherford is the Olympic champion!

Jessica Ennis, the best all-round athlete in the world.

Mo Farah for Great Britain, it's gold!

Others came into the Olympics with a point to prove after narrowly

missing out on gold in her three previous Olympics, finally

tears of joy for rower Katherine Grainger.

At long, long last, Katherine Grainger is

Over in tennis, Britain's Andy Murray got revenge on Roger Federer

just weeks after losing to him at Wimbledon.

London 2012 was a ground-breaking Games for women.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei sent athletes to the Olympics

for the first time ever, and in boxing women were finally

allowed to compete in the ring, with Team GB's Nicola Adams

Nicola Adams of Great Britain has just made sporting history!

And the Brownlee brothers, Alistair and Jonathan, picked up

Although not everything went to plan...

..it was an incredible fortnight of sport and will certainly

Now take a look at the human-inspired Olympic rings created

by 150 climbers in Brazil's Sao Paulo.

With climbing rope and coloured clothes, the group formed

the floating human Olympic rings, 98 feet above the ground

They're hoping to break the world record for the largest ever

And finally a lynx that escaped Dartmoor Zoo three weeks ago has

There was a big search operation to find him including a police

helicopter, a drone and heat-sensing cameras.

Benjamin Mee, the zoo's owner, is delighted the big cat is back.

I'm hugely relieved now that Flaviu is back.

It has been such an ongoing concern, and I'm very relieved also

that he's safe and caused minimal damage on the outside world.

Newsround is back on CBBC at 4:20pm with Ayshah.

Have a great day, whatever you're up to. Bye.