24/05/2014 Newsround

It's Saturday morning. You're live with Newsround. I'm Leah with

today's top stories. Fans from Madrid get set for the

Champions League final. And a new way to look at Panthers.

Firefighters say they've managed to save the Glasgow School of Art and

most of what's inside after a blaze yesterday. Dozens of firefighters

fought for more than four hours to bring it under control. The school

is one of Scotland's most important buildings and was where Doctor Who

actor Peter Capaldi studied. Sometimes things look worse than

they are, so we have no idea. We just know that everyone is safe.

That is what counts. It is a beautiful building and it has not

been destroyed. Onwards and up woods.

Now to Thailand in South East Asia, where the army are still in control

of running the country. There has been months of protests against the

government, and on Thursday, after losing patience, the military kicked

politicians out of power. The country's Prime Minister, along with

dozens of other political figures, is being held. America has suspended

more than ?2 million worth of aid to the country because of the takeover.

And if you want to know more about the what's happening Thailand, head

to the Newsround website and you can watch Martin's report.

Next up, football fans in Madrid are getting ready for the final of

Champions League. The match sees Real Madrid take on Atletico Madrid

and it's the first time two teams from the same city have faced each

other in the final. Atletico Madrid are playing in only their second

European Final, and their manager Diego Simeone knows it won't be an

easy game. I think Real Madrid is a very complete team with good

counterattacking skills and a good goalkeeper. They have a good defence

and very good strikers. They are one of the best teams in the world,

ranked first in the world. That is who we are facing. Despite the fact

that we win the league, we will be playing with humility and know that

we are facing a good team. Staff at Blackpool Zoo are having to

bring up a rare baby camel, because its mother has struggled to feed

her. The Bactrian camel, which has two humps, is an endangered species.

This one is just three-weeks-old and hasn't got a name yet. She's fed

bottles of milk five times a day and will soon be moved onto solid foods.

And if you ever wondered what pandas get up to, well, here's your chance.

A webcam has been installed at one of China's most important panda

sanctuaries near the city of Chengdu. Pandas usually sleep for up

to 16 hours a day, and the rest of their time mainly eat bamboo. The

sanctuary breeds the endangered giant pandas in captivity and

releases them into the wild. Finally a big happy birthday to

American Jeralean Talley, who celebrated her one 115th birthday

yesterday! Jeralean is the world's second oldest person and was born in

1899! That's a lot of candles to blow out. That's all from me.

Newsround is back right here just before midday.