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Hi, Nel here with Thursday morning's Newsround. First to the Houses of

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Parliament where Ayshah and two Newsround viewers Stella and

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Muhammad spent yesterday getting a rare behind the scenes look at Prime

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Minister's Questions. It's after lots of you got in touch to say that

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you were unimpressed with the behaviour of some politicians when

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they get to ask questions of David Cameron. Stella and Muhannad took

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some of your comments with them to show the man in charge of keeping

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order, the Speaker, who even gave them a mention in Parliament.

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We are at the Houses of Parliament, and we're here to make sure MPs are

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behaving. The kids have gone to the top and come to the speaker to put

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some of the points you made on our website directly to him. He is the

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man who tries to keep order in the House of Commons. Do you think that

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using childish insults makes the real debate less credible? I think

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it spoils the debate if people resort to personal abuse. When the

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MPs misbehaves, why do you not get involved and stop them? Eye

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intervened frequently at Prime Minister's Questions. Every week you

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would hear me say, if there is a lot of noise, order. I have to judge

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each situation on its merits and whether it is worthwhile for me to

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intervene or not. These are some of the comments that people all over

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the UK has sent in about the incident that happened last week. I

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think there's a lot of room for improvement in the way that we go

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about this particular session. I would hope that the Prime Minister

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and leader of the opposition take note of and show some respect for

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the views of young people across the country. That is what the speaker

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had to say. We are about to go inside the gallery to watch Prime

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Minister's Questions. I know there are children here today observing

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our proceedings who would like to think the house would show a good

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example. Let's see if we can. Where I'll agree with the honourable

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gentleman is that there is still more that needs to be done. I will

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had meetings with them any time about how we reform the system of

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this house. The MPs were on their best behaviour but we will be

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watching to see anything changes. Find out more about the speaker's

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role in the House of Commons, go to our website for a guide. Next, a

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plane that will be used in the first nonstop solar powered flight around

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the world has been unveiled in Switzerland. The Solar Impulse two

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has 12,000 solar cells on its wings that will power the aircraft. It's

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being stored in an aircraft hangar before it takes off next year and

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the BBC's Victoria Gill has been to check it out.

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This is the plain that developers say will be the first to

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circumnavigate the globe using only the power of the sun. Just take a

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look at it, Solar Impulse two, it is called, and it is made from

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carbon fibre. It is extremely lightweight. The wingspan is

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equivalent to a Boeing 747. I'm joined by one of the pilots who will

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be flying this plane on its journey around the world. Nice to meet you.

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It looks incredible. Why does it have to be so big? Do you remember

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the Walt Disney animation, Dumbo, the elephant that was born with the

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years that were so big that everybody was laughing humour but

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the years that -- everybody was laughing? But the years allowed it

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to fly. It makes it more efficient, to be able to fly day and night just

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on solar power. -- ears. The team will only embark on their ambitious

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solar powered adventure in 2015. Footy news and next season's

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Champions League could be the first without Manchester United for 18

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years. Last night they were knocked out of the quarterfinals by Bayern

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Munich. Despite taking the lead in Germany, David Moyes' side were

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beaten 3-1 on the night. United are seventh in the Premier League and

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unlikely to qualify for next season's competition. I thought the

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players did a great job tonight. The only crime was conceding a goal

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after we had scored, within 30 seconds. That was the biggest crime.

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I thought they did a great job, playing against the holders of the

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competition. For long periods, we made it difficult for them but in

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the end, we could not keep it. Finally, commuters on a subway in

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New York, America got a rather hairy shock when a giant rat came around.

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This video was captured of the rodent running circles around the

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travellers who were shocked to say the least. Rats aren't rare in New

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York but this one was definitely in a rush to get to where he was going!

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That's all from me. Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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