07/06/2016 Newsround

Good morning. This is a test for Newsround.

First, storms are causing huge problems in Australia.

Heavy rain hit the eastern side of the country leading to flooding.

Police say four people have died and three are still missing.

The storm has now passed and the weather has got better,

A major clean-up operation is now underway.

Next, the European Championships in France start in

There are sure to be some unforgettable sporting moments.

We've taken a look back to find our top five from Euros past.

From the spectacular to the miraculous.

Here's Jen and Leah with the pick of the bunch.

Newsround's top five European Championship moments.

At five, Scotland may not be in this summer's tournament,

but that doesn't mean we can't see one Scottish goal,

Ally McCoist's stunning strike against Switzerland at Euro 96

was Scotland's first and only goal of the tournament that summer

Four, sticking with Euro 1996 and it is Germany's Oliver Bierhoff

who scored the first ever golden goal at a European Championships

That won the tournament for Germany against the Czech Republic.

Boy, was he delighted. Over to you, Jen.

At three, world-class players always show up at major tournaments

and that's exactly what French supremo Zinedine Zidane did in 2004.

France were trailing 1-0 to England in their opening group game before

Zizi scored a majestic free-kick to equalise for Le Blue and then

the number ten sealed the win with a high pressure penalty

Two, surely one of the most famous goals in the tournament's history,

Marco van Basten's incredible volley against Russia

Need I say anymore? I can't believe

One, at number one, it is Denmark who were given over a week's notice

After reaching the final, they faced world champions Germany,

Schmeichel kept them in the match and then with one goal in 48

appearances for his country, John Jenson stepped wup this

And Peter Schmeichel and Denmark achieved in the Euros what son

Casper and Leicester did in the Premier League.

And also at one, because we love an under dog, it is Greece who

An incredible 1-0 victory over hosts and favourites Portugal

Has anyone got a tissue? Anyone?

Well, that's how the Euros have looked in the past.

Now let's have a quick round-up of the team news for this

England will start their training in France today.

Roy Hodgson's squad flew in yesterday and will hold an open

training session at their base which is just north of Paris.

The Wales squad have also arrived in France and will be training

at their base in Brittany ahead of their opening game

Meanwhile Northern Ireland have already settled

in to their temporary home just outside Lyon where

The squad will be there until the weekend, when they'll head

south, for their opening game against Poland on Sunday.

One of the world's smallest seabirds, the Arctic Tern has been

found to be a record breaker, by the BBC Two

It's all because of its annual migration, its movement

The path it takes is from Antarctica, to the tip

of South Africa and then across the Indian Ocean

to the UK at a distance of a whopping 60,000 miles.

Over its lifetime the record-breaking tern could fly

And if nature is your thing, here's a great opportunity for you.

Tomorrow on Newsround, we'll be catching up with the presenters

of Springwatch, and we want your questions to put to them.

Whether you want to ask what their favourite animal is,

or find out just what it takes to put on such a massive

nature show, go online and send us your questions.

We'll be asking them tomorrow morning, so tune in to hear

That's all for now, but Newsround's back right here in just half