09/07/2016 Newsround

Martin here with your first Saturday Newsround update.

First, Andy Murray is one win away from a second Wimbledon title.

The British number one saw off Tomas Berdych in straight sets

and made it through to his third Wimbledon final.

He'll take on Milos Raonic, after the Canadian

Tomorrow will be Murray's 11th major final!

As you get older, you never know how many chances you're going to have

to play in a grand slam final, so you want to make

the most of your opportunities, and I'm glad I managed

And Murray isn't the only Brit in a Wimbledon final -

Gordon Reid is through to the men's wheelchair singles final

after he won his semi-final against Belgian Joachim Gerard

This is the first year that Wimbledon has had a singles

Later today - defending women's champion Serena Williams will take

Serena's the favourite, being world number one and having

won Wimbledon six times, while it's Kerber's

Tens of thousands of Wales fans lined the streets of Cardiff

to welcome the boys home after their historic

The Welsh football team defied the odds and reached

This is their best ever performance at a major tournament.

Here is what the star player had to say.

To get a welcome like this is incredible and shows how

Everything we've achieved we couldn't have done it

And all the staff and players have been amazing.

We fought hard to qualify and all through the games we kept

progressing and getting better as a team and we knew

Going to France, as we said, we didn't want to make up

the numbers and we went there, gave it a go and got ahead

They've been brilliant ambassadors for Wales.

And there's been another warm welcome up in space -

for three astronauts who've just reached

the International Space Station on the Soyuz spacecraft.

It docked smoothly earlier this morning after a two-day journey.

The astronauts come from Russia, Japan and the US -

and join three others who are already up there.

Well, when it comes to flying high the Soyuz capsule might

have a little bit of competition from our very own Prince George.

On a day out with his mum and dad, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,

Prince George didn't waste anytime figuring out how a helicopter works,

and here he is in the cockpit of a Red Arrow Hawk.

It was all part of a family visit to the Royal International Air Tattoo.

That's all from me, Newsround's back on CBBC