20/04/2014 Newsround

Fu Happy Easter, everyone. Leah here with today's Newsround. Coming up:

Falcon nine on its way to the International Space Station. And

Germany take on England in the final of the World Marbles Championships.

This is Newsround. First to Australia and Prince George has

spent the morning visiting a zoo in Sydney as the Duke and Duchess of

Cambridge continue their tour of Australia. The first animal the

little prince came across was the bilby, a cross between a rat and a

rabbit. The animals' enclosure is even going to be named after him.

Earlier, William and Kate attended a church service to mark Easter

Sunday. Australian journalist Helen McCabe says the country is thrilled

to see them. The mood is one of great joy. The country is thrilled

to see them and thrilled to see them enjoying themselves. It is a lot of

fun. I watched them come out of St Andrews Cathedral and they looked

fabulous. We found out they went to rugby last night. We are thrilled

they are having fun and seeing some of Australia's greatest sights.

Space news and, on Friday night, the Falcon nine rocket blasted off from

America. The capsule, built by the US company Space X, is expected to

reach the International Space Station today. On board is over two

tonnes of food, equipment and science experiments. Astronauts will

use a robotic arm on the station to reach out and grab all the goodies

they need. In sport, Chelsea missed out on the

chance to go top of the Premier League yesterday after losing 2-1 to

bottom club Sunderland. The Blues took an early lead thanks to Samuel

Eto'o. But Conor Wickham equalised almost immediately. The final blow

for Mourinho's unbeaten home record came in the 82nd minute, when Fabio

Borini converted a penalty. For manager Gus Poyet, the result has

done Liverpool a big favour. I think we gave a little bit of an

opportunity to Liverpool. I will get text messages from Luis Suarez

tonight. If Chelsea does not win I would like Luis Suarez and Liverpool

to win. Saying that, I did not expect to be in this position.

Sending fortune to Liverpool. This sand sculptor is recreating one of

the best known parts of the Easter story on a beach in Dorset. Mark

Anderson, from Weymouth, created this version of the Last Supper,

which, according to Christian belief, is the final meal Jesus

shared with his Apostles. Mr Anderson's grandfather carved the

same scene 40 years ago. Finally, a team from Germany has won the World

Marbles Championship for the fifth time. They were up against English

side Handcross