21/05/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky with your Newsround update. Coming up:

Find out which Premier League footballer

The final tickets for the Commonwealth Games are going back

Sales were stopped last week after two days of technical problems.

There are about 50,000 tickets left, including ones for athletics and

The remaining tickets are being released over the next three days.

we're talking about surfing and a world first - an

artificial surfing lake that makes waves at the touch of a button.

Britain's first one is due to open in Wales next year.

The man-made lake in Snowdonia is three times

The hope is that by making reliable waves, the same size

for each surfer, the sport could one day become an Olympic event.

The technology is already being tested in Spain and BBC reporter

Claire Marshall had exclusive access to it in a top secret location.

Riding the energy of the ocean takes exceptional skill.

Every surfer has to learn somewhere. Could it be here?

An industrial wasteland in the Welsh mountains.

Work has just started on an inland surfers lake.

It could be the first of its type in the world.

They are using revolutionary technology.

Just outside Bilbao, professional surfers are having a go.

It is unique. The wave is pushed up and out.

We are able to create perfect waves every time.

This could even make surfing an Olympic sport.

You are watching the coach of the British team.

To be able to come and surf a wave every minute,

it will be a huge benefit, not just to UK surfers but to anybody who

wants to improve surfing. I have never tried anything

like this. I will have a go!

It is really fun, really difficult but really fun.

I will be back. It's not been a happy birthday

for Manchester City footballer The club gave him

a cake last week as the team flew to But the midfielder claims City's

owners showed him a lack of respect He's now sparked talk he could leave

City by saying he doesn't know who Rail bosses in France have been

left red-faced after ordering A mix-up over measurements means

they are too wide More than ?40 million has already

been spent changing train platforms but there are still 1,000 more

platforms left to widen! Next up - gymnast sisters Becky and

Ellie Downie are back home after sweeping the floor at the European

Women's Artistic Gymnastics Becky stole the show by winning gold

in the women's uneven bars over the weekend and her 14-year old

sister also won gold on the vault. They told me earlier

about how they help each other out. We always do help each other out in

the gym. We always tried to pick each other up and keep each other

going. I'd don't think we can believe it and the family cannot

believe that we have come back with two European champions. It is a

phenomenal achievement and hopefully it is not the last. Head over to the

Newsround website where you can see the full interview.

Next to the 11-year-old golfer who has just become the youngest player

Lucy Li has won her home qualifying event in California by seven shots,

Amazingly though she's not the youngest ever.

Back in 1966 the 10-year-old Beverly Klass turned pro and played

Last up - he's less than two feet tall, has a missing button and a

tear in his collar, but this Humpty was sold for more than ?6,000.

Why? Well, it's because he used to be on telly.

He was on a kids show called Playschool about 30 years ago and he

That's all from me, Leah's back with your update at 4.20pm.