20/06/2014 Newsround

underground, thanks to his helpers. A mountain top is blown up to make

way for an extremely large telescope and oneD's Louie buys the football

club he's supported all his life. A man stranded in Germany's deepest

cave has thanked the people who rescued him. He was badly hurt 1,000

feet under ground. He had be lifted through the

TRANSLATION: Good morning to all the people who helped me intensively. I

was in very good hands. I want to thank all the comrades involved in

the mission. It was a very big mission. One million tonnes of rock

have been blasted away from a mountain top in Chile to make a flat

spot to build the world's biggest ever telescope. It is called the

European large telescope. The name says it all, the extremely large

telescope will be the biggest eye on the sky when it is completed. The

telescope's main mirror will be half the size of a football pitch. At 39

metres wide, it will be about four times bigger than the largest

telescope around at the moment. The huge mirror, made up of nearly

800 hecks gone-shaped parts will allow scientists to see deeper into

space than ever before. It has been built on top of a mountain that's

3,000 metres high in Chile. The spot was chosen because it is a hot and

dry site. Plus it is 20kms away from the Very Large Telescope. That is

only eight metres wide. There are big ambitions for the extremely

large telescope, which are being led by European scientists. This

telescope will be able to see the first stars and the first galaxies

and to look at really exciting things like extra solar planets,

which orbit other stars. It will be so powerful we'll be able to image

those planets and understand what their atmospheres are like and if

they perhaps host signs of life. Chile is home to ALMA, the largest

radio telescope. ALMA has sent back images of a pair of galaxies and the

birth of a monster star. There is a slightly long way for the extremely

large telescope, but it is hoped it will start working within the next

ten years. Thank you. England fans are still dealing with the huge

disappointment of last night's 2-1 defeat to Uruguay in the World Cup.

There is still a small chance England can make it into the

knock-out stages of the tournament. They will have to rely on rivals

Italy winning their next two matches. England must also win their

last game against Costa Rica to give Rooney and co any hope of getting

out of the group. For all of the World Cup action, tune into Match Of

The Day Kickabout from 8am. They have got longer shows throughout the

tournament. Tomorrow's programme includes a special report from Leah.

With Wimbledon only three days away Andy Murray says he is confident he

can win again this year. Murray will kick off his campaign on Monday

against debum's David Goffin, who is ranked -- Belgium's David Goffin,

who is ranked 140 in the world. Murray won last summer. I think if

you have done it once, there's no reason you cannot do it again. Each

year I have played at Wimbledon since the first year, I have

progressively improved my results. I have got better. It has been slow,

but steady progress. Obviously it will be tough to top. Winning the

tournament - it is hard to improve on that. If I can play like I did

last year, I will definitely be in with a chance. Finally,