19/04/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah with your morning Newsround. The Duchess of Cambridge

tries out a fighter jet in Australia.

And a farmer who might have got the hump with this newborn surprise.

This is Newsround. First, America has urged Russia to

fully comply with an international deal to ease tension in Ukraine, or

suffer restrictions on the way they are allowed to make money with other

countries. During talks on Thursday, it was agreed that armed groups

supporting more Russian control in Ukraine should give up their weapons

and leave. But at the moment there doesn't seem to be much of a break

through from both sides. The local separatists are saying

they will only vacate the administrative buildings if the

government in Kiev vacates Parliment, because they say they are

holding back illegally. This is a deadlock. You can find out what has

been going on in Ukraine by checking out our special guide on the

Newsround website. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

have visited an air base in Queensland as they continue their

tour of Australia. The Royal couple were welcomed by servicemen and

women and Kate even climbed into the cockpit of a jet. They also planted

a tree in the base's memorial garden to remember those members of the

Australian Air Force who have lost their lives.

Footy, and there are six Premier League games kicking off this

afternoon. Tottenham and Fulham go head to head in the early kick- off.

Chelsea have the opportunity to go top of the table with a win over

Sunderland. Current leaders Liverpool are not in action until

tomorrow, but their owner John Henry says he is delighted with their run

of form this season. We really had our sights set on a top four finish

and we are building. It is a challenge, the way the league is

structured. It is a challenge. If we were fortunate enough to win, I

would say we are ahead of schedule. It has been reported that England

cricket are to name Lancashire's Peter Moore as their new head coach.

He will replace Andy Flower and would be the second time he has

taken charge of the national side. A farmer in Yorkshire got more than he

bargained for when he discovered a baby camel amongst the newborn lambs

at his farm. Andrew Henshaw was surprised by the new arrival as both

his camels are female, which means one of them must have been pregnant

when he bought them a year ago. That's all from me. We want to hear

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