20/03/2014 Newsround

Good evening, I'm Leah, with your last update on Thursday.

First to a story that has made headlines all over the world: a

Malaysia Airlines plane that has been missing for almost two weeks.

Search teams have been looking for the aircraft after it lost contact.

Since then, there has been no trace of the plane, leaving investigators

really confused, because it is so rare for something like this to

happen. But now experts are checking out pictures of what they think

could be wreckage in the sea near Australia. These satellite images

show what investigators think could be parts of the missing plane. The

grainy images were taken several days ago over the southern Indian

Ocean. It is thought this could be the first major breakthrough in the

search for the plane so far. There has been a huge search for the

Malaysia Airlines plane, and 26 countries are now involved in the

search, including the UK. Here's what we know so far. Flight MH370

took off from Kuala Lumpur on the 8th of March and not long afterwards

it stopped all communication. When the plane didn't arrive in Beijing,

teams from nearby countries started to search areas around Malaysia. But

then, as the days went on, the search got a lot bigger, but still

nothing came up. Some people criticised the way the Malaysian

authorities were handling the investigation. But now Australian

officials think they have found something, about 1,500 miles off the

coast of western Australia. There are two objects in the pictures.

It's far from clear what they are. One is 24 metres across. The other

one is smaller than that. They haven't been able to pick up any

markings on it. But they are saying it could be part of the plane.

That's why they've deployed a number of surveillance planes in the area,

and also some of their ships, as well. We're still waiting to find

out for sure if this is a part of the missing plane. It's still not

clear what happened and why contact was lost. But losing touch with an

airline happens so rarely, and that's the reason the world has been

gripped by this mystery. And if you're worried or upset about

anything you see on the news, there's info and advice for you on

the Newsround website. Head to the home page and click on the link.

OK, next to a story about a climbing duo, a safety rope and one of the

world's biggest caves: American and German climbers Chris and Stefan set

out on a mission to climb up this huge cave in Oman in the Middle

East. With only a safety rope as their security, it was a risky

challenge that had never been attempted before. The pair had some

scary moments but managed to reach the top successfully after two

weeks. That's all from me, but, Little Mix

fans, catch a special Sport Relief Newsround in the morning. The girls

head to Africa to see how some of the money is spent helping some of

the world's poorest children.