22/06/2013 Newsround

Good afternoon. I'm Ore, with your last Newsround of the day. Here's

what's on the way. Dani Harmer answers your questions. And the

Lions get their claws into First up, to the devastating

consequences of flooding. Rescue workers in India are doing all they

can to save thousands of people stranded by recent floods in the

north of the country. Large areas have been cut off and many people

have been struggling without food and shelter for almost a week.

Nearly 600 people have died so far in the state of Uttarakhand. And

there's also been flooding in Canada where around 100,000 people

have had to leave their homes. Torrential rain burst the banks of

two rivers running through Calgary. Three people are known to have died.

Roads and bridges have been washed away by the rising waters and

hundreds of homes are already under water. Rugby now. And the British

and Irish Lions have got off to the perfect start in their three-match

series against Australia, winning their first match 23-21 in Brisbane.

In a tight, tense game, the Lions' Welsh players shone through -

George North and then Alex Cuthbert both bagging tries. Full-back Leigh

Halfpenny also scored 13 points to help the Lions over the line. They

Next to a zoo in Norfolk that has had a very special arrival of two

Siberian tiger cubs. Keepers at Banham Zoo watched on CCTV as the

endangered cats, which are also known as Amur tigers, entered the

world. There are fewer than 400 of the species left in the wild. Next,

this is diving with a difference. Artist Sue Austin has become the

first person to dive beneath the sea in a self propelled wheelchair

which she designed herself. I caught up with the woman making

waves under water. I have seen these fantastic pictures of you

underwater. It must have been the most incredible adventure for you.

It is the most incredible sense of joy and freedom. I had not realised

when I started this I would be able to loop the loop. I am like an

acrobatic pilot under the water. How did it become an idea? People's

attitude changed when I started using a chair. The idea is attached

to scooping it are ones of excitement and adventure. I thought

it would create an exciting image and recreate the way people think

about the will chair. I took an NHS wheelchair and jumped into the pool.

I worked out how to make it stable in the water. Reattached a special

motor. When non-disabled people see it under the water, paid go, I want

one of those! -- they go. They say, if you can do that, I can do

anything! This week, Tracey Beaker and Strictly star Dani Harmer

popped into Newsround to tell us that growing up as a TV star made

her feel pressure over the way she looks. MLAs says what you like

doing when you are not acting? -- Emilie says, what do you like

doing? I like to stay in my pyjamas and each chocolate and watch

rubbish television. Do you like fruit and enjoy football?

through it. I do like food and I'm More people recognise me because of

You never know. Watch this space. It could happen. Have not tried it

My favourite animal would probably My favourite CBC programme is a

Newsround, of Bisley. -- CBBC. So, Dani says her favourite animal is a

turtle. Well, loads of you have been telling us about your

favourite animals on the website. Shalin in London says: My favourite

animal is a fox because it's clever like me! Kian in Dundee says:

Mine's a dog because they are so cute and cuddly. And Emily-Mae,

who's from Alicante in Spain, sent us this: My favourite wild animal

would be a monkey but my favourite pet is a dog. The skies of the

Polish city of Poznan were brighter than usual last night in an attempt

to break the Guinness World Record for the most Chinese lanterns

released at the same time. 40,000 lanterns went up. They'll have to

wait a couple of months to find out if they've done it. Last up, what

will they think of next? We love a bit of wearable technology. We've

had mobile phone headsets, Google glasses, and bracelets that track

your fitness. Now make way for the glove phone. Here's the prototype