26/07/2014 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live with your last Newsround this Saturday.

It's day three and Glasgow's Commonwealth Games in full swing.

It's one of the busiest days of the competition, with 29 gold

medals up for grabs, and in the past hour or so, Wales have won their

And it was in the first ever mixed team triathlon relay

at the Commonwealth Games, which finished just a few minutes ago.

Another goal for England, this time in the first mixed team triathlon at

the Games. England won by a distance.

The medals follow on nicely from yesterday, which proved to be

Scotland's Daniel Wallace stormed to victory. But at just 19 years old,

it was been proud who stood out as he broke the British and world

record to win the 50 metre butterfly. Just don't know what to

say. It is the Commonwealth finals. In the velodrome, a cycling legend

one in her pursuit for England, but Jason Kenney had to settle for

silver in the man's Sprint. Craig MacLean stormed to victory with his

partner and in him and's 1000 metre tandem time trial for visually

impaired athletes. Elsewhere, the home nations continue to dominate

the judo, with England picking up three gold medals yesterday. Daniel

Williams and Megan Fletcher all triumphed, while Sarah Clark won the

woman's 63 kilograms final. Now, the Commonwealth Games

isn't just about the sport. The city is hosting a variety

of cultural activities as part Today, the largest flotilla ever

seen on the River Clyde sailed About 250 vessels took part

in the display. And we wanted to find out what makes

Glasgow so special, so we asked the kids of Scotland's

biggest city to tell us! There are so many things to see,

like the Armadillo and the science centre. I'm never bored in my city

and highlight everything about it. It is a Beta full city. The people

-- it is a beautiful city. The people are so friendly and there are

always things to do. Everybody is so kind. It is very rainy here and I

like the rain. I am excited to see lots of world-class athletes coming

from Commonwealth countries to our city. I'd think the people of

Glasgow will become more into sport. Everybody around the world is coming

to Glasgow and it is going to be quite hard for my mother to park her

car! I am going to make lots of new friends and I am excited about that.

I am excited for everyone to visit and see how beautiful guys go is the

-- Glasgow is. And for the second day today,

giant figures are stomping through This young girl and her dog,

as well as her 25 foot tall grandma, are wowing crowds

of thousands across this weekend. They're telling stories

from history, to commemorate the The giant girl has even been

giving rides to some brave kids. After the massive success of last

year's Doctor Who prom concert, the BBC Philharmonic orchestra wants

to bring classical music to You may recognise some of these

theme tunes from your favourite programmes, but they don't usually

look like this. The BBC Proms is one of the world's biggest classical

musical festivals, and it is hoping it can use popular kids shows to get

a younger audience through the doors at the Royal Albert Hall. I'd like

them playing. I'd like Robert the robot. But the characters and

presenters were also there, getting involved in the music. The space it

is incredible. So many fantastic performers have been here to perform

and it has an ambience to it. It is the first of its kind so it is

exciting. It is quite staggering, really. Look at the place. 5,000

people, all here for this, the first time it has ever been done. My cogs

are roaring just thinking about it. There is scientific evidence that

learning instruments can help bring development as well. I'd hope it

will open their eyes to the fact that real-life musicians play the

music they hear every day, and if that expires than to take up an

attachment, that is great. -- inspires them. That looks brilliant.

Make sure you check out the website for some seriously cute red panda

cubs. See when the