08/06/2016 Newsround

Martin here with all of Wednesday's best stories.

History in America where, for the first time, a woman

And get ready to see a seriously big worm...

First, to America - where history has been made overnight.

For the first time, a woman will have a real chance of becoming

It's because Hillary Clinton has won the race to be her party's

Now it's a fight between her and Donald Trump in November to see

This is what Hillary Clinton had to say....

CHEERING reached a milestone.

For the first time, in our nation's history, a woman

Tonight's victory is not about one person, it belongs to generations

of women and men who struggled and sacrificed, and made

Severe weather and storms have caused problems across the UK.

Over 8,000 lightening strikes were recorded

The heavy rain caused delays at airports, while people living

in parts of Bedfordshire had to cope with flash floods.

Next, if you're a nature fan then you'll know Springwatch

Michaela Strachan and Chris Packham are back at the Minsmere

It's been a busy week for presenters Michaela Strachan and Chris Packham

but they're joining us now to answer nature questions that you've

It is beautiful here, no flash floods here. The sun is shining and

it is really warm, we are in a good mood! We have got kids to send in

questions to you online. Let me get on with it now, so from Deanpark

Primary School,, they've asked if there are any animals that you

haven't seen in this Springwatch that you want to see. We want to see

the hobby, a predatory bird that migrates to this part of the world

in the summertime, we know that they are here because they are feeding on

dragonflies. I would like to see the bitten, we have not seen them much

on the show yet so far. This question is from Cambusbarron

Primary School, how can we attract wildlife to our school garden and to

outdoor woodlands in the classroom? Wildlife likes food and shelter, you

can feed the birds which would be the first thing, and you can plant

wild flowers to feed the insects by providing nectar, and put up bird

boxes and B and bug boxes for smaller animals to get in. And if

you want to go a step further, put out a pond or a bird bath, something

with water so the creatures can get liquid. A final question from St

Giles School, do you have a favourite nature place to explore?

Yes, my back garden, I like to go into my own patch, and improve it

for what life, to see what new things turn up. I love going

underwater, any time I can go scuba diving or snorkelling, I'm there!

Thank you very much for answering those questions, go and enjoy the

sunshine! Next - to the school where two

wheels are better than a car... Ricky's been to a school

in Yorkshire where children have won an award for the amount of time

they spend on their bikes. There is nothing

like a good bike ride. No matter the weather,

even when it is raining, these guys get on their bikes

and scooters, and off they go! These guys are so good at it,

they've even won an award. For five whole days,

every single kid at this small school in Yorkshire used their bike

or scooter to get to school. It is important as you

are stopping pollution, I love cycling, because it is nice

and makes the world better and it relaxes me when I go

for a bike ride. Cycling charities say that

a lot of you are not When we do surveys with young people

we find that about a third of them want to cycle to school,

but just one in 50 children cycle There is a big difference,

but if you go to countries like the Netherlands or Denmark,

something like a third of children You see more on a bike

than in a car, and you get more Busy roads can put a lot of you off

getting on your bike. Charities say that riding in groups

with an adult can make it easier This giant earth worm

was spotted during a rainstorm Look at the size of him, it is

amazing! That's all from me, Newsround's back

right here at 4.20.