15/05/2016 Newsround

Hey morning everyone, Leah here with

The train whose travels were off, then on again.

And find out how long this man managed to stay

But first, if you stayed up past your bed time you'll know

that Ukraine has won the Eurovision Song contest.

Singer, Jamala beat favourites Russia and Australia

in the competition in Sweden, with her song 1944.

It wasn't a good night for the UK though as Joe and Jake came

The Flying Scotsman will take to the tracks today and head

It was cancelled yesterday, because the rail company said

the train wouldn't fit on the tracks safely.

But they've since changed their minds after checks

The train is over 90 years old and known as the first

locomotive to be recorded travelling at 100 miles per hour.

Next, it's that time of the week again when we give you the round up

of this weeks most weird and wonderful stories.

The planet Mercury made a rare journey between earth and the sun.

It only happens a few times every one hundred years. Hard to see

though. Mercury is so small it appeared no bigger than a dot. But

special telescopes meant we could watch. For Luca the elephant, when

he had trouble eating, they brought in a dentist and found she had an

infection and treated her. Now bad tooth has been removed and she is

doing much better. Vincent took treasure hunting to the next level,

after finding the largest gold nugget ever found in Britain in

Wales. It is worth ?50,000. Although he gets a finder's fee, he is disa

pointeded, because it has to be kept in a museum.

And finally this policeman has set a new world record

for staying in that position for over eight hours.

It's called planking and he broke the previous record

which was set at five hours last year.

Mao Wei-dong - the new winner - said it's all about strong muscles,

That's all from me, We're back just after 12.

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