16/04/2014 Newsround

Good morning. You're live with CBBC this Wednesday morning. Leah here

with today's top stories, including...

We take a look at snaps of the blood moon seen over Britain.

Why top diver Tom's trying to get more of you to take up the sport.

This is Newsround. Church leaders have called on

politicians to do more to prevent people in Britain from going hungry.

It is in response to the latest figures from the Trussell Trust - a

charity that supplies emergency food parcels to people who can't afford

their own shopping. The Trust say the number of parcels they've handed

out has doubled in the last year. The government say it's not clear

how many went to new people and how many were for repeat visitors.

The number of people admitted to hospital who are malnourished has

doubled in the last two years. And here we are, the seventh wealthiest

country in the world. Next, Russian President Vladimir

Putin has warned that Ukraine is on the brink of civil war. It is after

Ukrainian forces fought back against armed groups claiming to support

Russia in the east of the country. Similar pro-Russian groups have

taken control of buildings in ten towns and cities in recent days but

this is the first time Ukraine has fought back. Tensions are rising

ahead of international talks about what to do next. But Britain's

Foreign Secretary says it is up to Russia to stop causing problems.

In recent days, Russia has deliberately pushed Ukraine to the

brink. And created a still greater risk of violent confrontation. We

call on Russia to stop these actions. And to condemn the lawless

acts in eastern Ukraine. And you can find out loads more

about the background to what's happening in Ukraine on the

Newsround website right now. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,

along with Prince George have arrived in Australia for a busy ten

day visit to the country. They touched down in Australia a few

hours ago as part of a ten day tour. The royal couple spent time meeting

well wishers at the Sydney Opera House. Prince William joked that

Prince George's first word could be either Koala or billbee which is an

australian desert mouse. They'll travel to the capital Canberra and

the Blue Mountains as part of the tour.

Now, plunging into a pool from the height of two double decker buses

might not be something at the top of your to do list. But, Olympic star

Tom Daley has made a career out of it - and now he's starting a new

scheme to try and more kids around the UK to give it a go. We sent Nel

to the his first training session as a coach.

This is what you have worked for for a whole decade. Diving is a scary

sport. I always get nervous. Good luck, Tom. The country is behind

you. You have to learn to live with it and rise to the occasion. The

crowd are on their feet. Tom Daley has done all he can. If you enjoy

water parks, diving is the closest thing. You get to play in the water

all day and do tumbles, turns, somersaults and twists. It is fun

and a great way to meet new friends. Listen to that noise! It is all for

you, Tom Daley. Every single scream and shout. In the past, diving was a

sport that people didn't know about. But now they do because of the

Olympics, and there is this great facility and it is on TV with

Splash! I wanted to try it when I saw Tom Daley. It can be scary, but

I want it to conquer my fear. It is great to do this when Tom Daley is

around. At the moment, this scheme is only available to those in

London, but it is hoped that it will soon be rolled out across the UK.

Then it can inspire the next generation of Olympic divers.

And finally to some amazing pictures of yesterday's total lunar eclipse,

It turned the moon red in America but these are some of the

spectacular images captured by lots of amateur astrologists in the UK.

They took their own snaps of the so called blood moon. The spectacular

sight happens when the