02/06/2014 Newsround

Ricky here with your last catch-up of Monday's big stories.

Stick around for this.

We take a look at Brazil from above.

And Liverpool sign Lambert from Southampton.

This is Newsround.

First, to the French Open where Andy Murray has just won

his fourth round match against Spain's Fernando Verdasco.

The Wimbledon champion and British number one took the first two sets

and won the third on a tie-break.

He'll now play Frenchman Gael Monfils

in the quarterfinals.

Louis Walsh has confirmed he'll be joining Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell

as a judge on the new series of the X Factor.

This will be Louis' 11th year on the show, but it's not yet been revealed

who the forth judge will be.

Cheryl wants a girl to join the panel and Louis thinks it should

be Sharon Osbourne.

But who do you think the final judge will be?

She was 27 years old when she was crowned in Westminster Abbey.

To mark the occasion, a gun salute from Gun Wharf

at the Tower of London was fired earlier this afternoon.

Southampton and England striker Rickie Lambert has moved to

Liverpool for around ?4 million.

The 32-year-old is part of England's World Cup squad

but had a medical while on international duty and is believed

to have signed a two-year deal.

The Liverpool-born forward spent five years at Anfield

as a youth player.

Next, you'll be seeing a lot of Brazil when

the World Cup kicks off a week on Thursday but how about seeing some

of its famous sights from the air?

This amazing footage has been shot by a BBC crew who wanted to

check out what the South American country looked like from above.

They used a Hexacopter, which is a drone that allows

a camera to be flown at heights normal cameras can't reach.

Sticking with footy and check out these pictures from

Colombia which show sheep playing a match in their very own World Cup.

but by the looks of things the sheep seemed to prefer eating the grass

rather than playing on it.

Now before you tuck in to your tea tonight, head over to

the Newsround website to see more amazing paintings like these.

They're all contenders for the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year

- a competition designed to raise awareness of endangered animals.

And that's Monday's Newsround - we are back

on your screens tomorrow from 7.40.

Bye!