23/05/2016 Newsround

Good morning.

It's Monday 23rd May and this is your live

Newsround update with me, Ricky.

First today, a museum is opening an inflatable version of itself,

so more children can experience a taste of history and

the wonders of the world. I've been finding out more.

This is not a bouncy castle, it is a museum

and it is about to start a tour of schools all over

Greater Manchester.

Today, it is being set up in a school hall in Longsight.

Some of the kids in this school have never even been to a museum before

so, today is a really special day. Let's get them in.

Come on, guys, in you come.

The theme of this inflatable museum is ancient Egypt and the children

are allowed to get really close to some of the artefacts on display.

Like these, how cool are they?

I've never been to a museum.

It looks like a real building but it is like, cushiony.

It is really cool because we are the first people to ever

have it in our hall.

It's really big and I really like it.

They all come from ancient Egypt.

And although most museums are free, some of these kids told me

it is getting there which costs quite a lot of money.

You have a lot of people in your family and you don't

have enough money to get the tickets for everyone.

Sometimes, you might see a museum and it looks very scary

because it is a big, posh building and you might feel

that is not somewhere I want to go, that is not somewhere I belong.

And that seems to be a bit of an issue, that people aren't

confident to just cross the boundaries and go

into these wonderful places.

In terms of getting this inflated, that is about five minutes

actually so once you have got it rolled out, once you have got

the fans in and the fans on, it is about five minutes.

So it is a pretty spectacular sight .

After the exhibit is over, it is time to let the air out,

until another school gets to wander inside this inflatable museum.

Team GB swimmers have won an impressive 22 medals

at the European Championships in London.

It's a huge boost for the team ahead of the biggest

competition in the world, the Olympic Games which begin

in Rio, Brazil in just a few months' time.

BBC Sport's Nick Hope sent this for Newsround.

Hi, Newsround, it is been a brilliant week for the GB team,

here at the London Aquatic Centre where the swimmers have been taking

on the fastest in Europe.

Adam Peaty was Britain's best swimmer.

The world record holder won

an amazing four gold medals swimming his favourite

breaststroke events.

He is an amazing swimmer, a really brilliant swim from him,

what a wonderful preparation for Rio, 11 weeks from today.

It is great to come here and defend all my titles.

I am in the best shape I have ever been and I feel fitter

than I have ever been, apart from that last 25

metres when I felt awful!

I just think of these guys, the crowd, they

didn't out of the house for nothing and it is

a great arena to do it in. Great people around us

and we are a good team and this chemistry will build into Rio now.

Others who impressed included fellow breaststroker Ross Murdoch who won

the gold silver and bronze, while sprinter Fran Halsall

got five medals including a brilliant relay gold

on the final night.

Two of the surprise swims of the week came from GB teenagers.

18-year-old Kathleen Dawson won bronze in the 100 metre backstroke

whilst Chloe Tutton, who is 19, also finished third

in the 100 metre breaststroke final.

Such a good season for me and it has just been up and up and up and up.

I keep going up and to finish on a high here,

it is incredible. I love it.

The British swimmers will now begin their final training

preparation for this summer's Rio Olympics in Brazil

which start in August.

Having been so successful here in London, they will be

hoping they will be able to pick up plenty of medals for Team GB.

England have faced their first warm-up game ahead of

the European Championships in France next month.

The team enjoyed a 2-1 win over Turkey.

Harry Kane scored an early goal, and it was Leicester star

Jamie Vardy who hit the winner.

The squad face Australia in their next friendly on Wednesday.

Manager Roy Hodgson has to name the 23-man squad he'll take

to the Championships next week.

A plane powered solely by energy from the sun has

landed in Ohio in the US.

It touched down in the home town of The Wright Brothers -

who were two American's that built the first successful aeroplane

more than 100 years ago.

The pilots on board the Solar Impulse 2 are hoping

they can fly around the globe without a drop of fuel.

That's all from me, Newsround's back in half an hour.