12/08/2016 Newsround

new ground, the old Olympic Stadium tomorrow, and we have a exclusive

behind-the-scenes tour. Good morning, I'm Ayshah with all

you need to know this Friday. Who is going to claim the gold medal

in Rio? The gold medal goes to Great Britain. The Olympic champions

again. Gold for British cyclists

in the team sprint. Making a splash, Team GB claim three

silvers on Day 6 of the games. What could possibly go wrong

with a giant balloon that It was another massive day for Team

GB in Rio yesterday with a total of four medals won,

including one gold. Here's what happened on Day 6

of the Olympic Games. Who is going to claim the gold medal

in Rio? Up towards the line, and the gold medal goes to Great Britain.

Team GB have claimed a fourth gold medal in Rio,

getting off to a flying start in the velodrome.

They beat the favourites New Zealand and set a new Olympic record,

To come here and be Olympic champion is just incredible. We have been

working so hard and it shows it pays off, but it's not been an easy road,

I've trained day in, day out to improve my starting keeper with

these boys and we managed it today. Earlier, 40-year-old Katherine

Grainger became Britain's most decorated female Olympian by winning

silver with Victoria Thornley It was Grainger's fifth

Olympic medal in total. In the first ever rugby

sevens Olympic tournament, Great Britain finished with silver,

as Fiji hammered them 43-7 It was the country's first ever

Olympic medal too. There was also a silver for

David Florence and Richard Hounslow in the canoe slalom -

repeating the silver they took Elsewhere, the American swimmer,

Michael Phelps, won the 22nd gold of his Olympic career -

in the 200 metres individual medley. He's adding to a record number

of Olympic medals and with more events to come it looks like there's

no stopping the most successful And superstar US gymnast

Simone Biles won her second gold The amazing teenager

is still on course to win five gold And as Team GB rack up the medals,

you've been telling us which Olympic Maddy in Teddington says,

I would compete in dressage on a horse because horse riding

is one of my strong passions! And Emily in Herfordshire says,

I would do 1,500m because I have And there's still time

to have your say go and is one of the big attractions

at the international Bristol balloon festival that's

happening this weekend. We sent Jenny along to see it and

absolutely nothing went wrong. We are for this balloon, and did not

disappoint. It's big and it's blue and it looks real and it's like the

moon. The giant helium balloon measures seven metres across and is

an exact replica of the moon and was painstakingly put together using

satellite images. It's taken about six months to make and I'm hoping

that people will be inspired when they look at it and see all of the

craters and the details. After all that hard work, surely nothing could

go wrong? Oh, no! The makers said the balloon burst because of high

winds, but it is still set to go on a two other festivals in the UK.

That's it for the Bristol Festival. The balloon has been taken away to

get fixed before it goes on the rest of the tour and like all good

science experiments, sometimes things don't go exactly to plan. Oh!

And the latest person to join the line up for this year's Strictly

Come Dancing might be a bit familiar.

Yes, it's former Newsround presenter, Ore.

He'll be putting on the glitter and busting some moves

in the new series of the show starting in the autumn.

We'll be back in half an hour. By buyer.