25/08/2014 Newsround

Hi, guys, Martin here, with why these big crowds are gathering to

watch people play computer games. Plus, the docks getting a Hollywood

makeover for the new Alice In Wonderland. It's Newsround.

Buildings, roads and buildings were damaged. It has also caused fires

and burst water mains and gas plants. 90 people have been injured

and people there have been describing.

The bed started shaking, woke us up. And I have never felt anything like

that before. It felt like you were inside a snow globe, when they're

shaking it really hard. It only lasted about 20 seconds, but it was

Next to a big row in Formula One after Britain's Lewis Hamilton

claimed his teammate crashed into him on purpose. A second lap clash

with fellow Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg forced Hamilton out of

yesterday's Belgian Grand Prix, while Rosberg finished second. But

in a team meeting after the race, Hamilton says Rosberg admitted he

did it deliberately. The pair are in a fierce battle for the driver's

championship, but yesterday's result helps Rosberg move 29 points clear.

Well, there's a lot of things going on in my mind and of course, you get

to thinking that maybe it's not my year. But I can't let that overtake

Now to the British city getting a Hollywood makeover. If you've ever

dreamed of living in a fairytale, Gloucester docks could be the place

to go. Confused? Here is Ricky to explain.

Ancient ships. Historical costumes...all living in a world

that was dreamt up a very long time ago. But this fairytale is happening

right now in Gloucester, in England. This is the film set for Tim

Burton's latest Alice In Wonderland film, Alice Through The Looking

Glass. The film stars Johnny Depp, Anne Hathaway and Helena Bonham

Carter. The set draws quite a crowd, but have they seen any of the stars

yet? No. Seen a few extras, we think. Lots of pirates, as the kids

say. So the big stars may not have arrived yet, but Disney and their

big production has, and that's good news for Gloucester, because it

helps promote the city and its major locations. I think it has some

amazing historical properties. The cathedral is one, and you have the

history of Harry Potter filming there. But also around the docks,

there are amazing unspoiled areas, and that is what makes filming here

so useful. The film is not due to hit the big screen for another

couple of years, but if you are out and about in Gloucester this summer,

have a look around, because you never know which famous face you

might bump into. I'm sure I've seen that horse in another film before.

Now, you might not think of gaming as a spectator sport, but superstar

gamers are filling stadiums as people flock to watch them play.

Thousands of people attended the UK's biggest gaming festival in

Coventry over the weekend to see competitive gamers battle it out on

stage. If you've played the game, you can

appreciate the level of skill and technical ability that goes into it.

It's really funny to watch something they can pull off and think, "Wow,

they must have put so much practice into this". It does inspire you, in

And from the latest in gaming to the very latest in technology for jet

skis or helicopters or hot-air balloons. Other bikes are the latest

high-tech must have. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No,

it's actually an aerial drone. Welcome to the latest gadget that

could take aviation to the next level. It's remote-controlled, and

takes off, lands and flies just like a helicopter. But this is just a

test model for something bigger and better. Ladies and gentlemen, the

quadcopter hoverbike. A helicopter/bike/plane that can be

piloted by a person or the idea of this guide, Chris. He's

an engineer and pilot, who says he wants to make a safer kind of

helicopter. When I got my helicopter licence, I realised that the

helicopter as a design has a lot of improvements to be made. My goal was

to see where we could strip away the complexity and increase safety. The

engineers hope to launch the small, unmanned version first, before

trying to get the go-ahead for the full-sized hoverbike. They say it

could help reach places normal choppers can't. The helicopter is

inherently complex. The hovercraft is very simple. So it is safer.

So, what's next? Well, they are putting the finishing touches to the

final prototype, and will be looking to do test flights in a few months'

time. OK, so arriving at a school on these is probably a little way off,

but its inventors hope that one day, the quadcopter will be a thriving

success. Now, we want to know what you would

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