29/05/2016 Newsround

Hi, Martin here with the big stories this Sunday lunchtime.

Can the new Top Gear presenters live up to the hype?

And Nasa finally gets its inflatable bit of kit to inflate!

First, the winner of this year's Britain's Got Talent has been

decided after a blockbuster final on Saturday night.

Singers, dancing stormtroopers and a dog were among the performers

battling for victory but who came out on top?

The winner of Britain's Got Talent 2016 is... Richard Jones! Nearly 10

million people watched Bridget Jones become the first magician to win

Britain's Got Talent. Thank you to all of the judges and everyone at

home who voted, it's been an amazing experience. So many talented people.

The soldier from Essex wowed the judges and the public with his

military themed act. Wearing his army uniform, he used a card trick

which told the story of Britain's oldest living magician, who was also

a prisoner of war in World War II. Singer Wayne Woodward was runner up

after singing "Feeling good" in the final. A stormtroopers dancing act

was in third place. Then, a special performance, marking the 10th

anniversary of the hit ITV show. Past acts returned to celebrate,

including past winners Diversity. Richard Jones won a quarter of ?1

million in prize money and a spot at the Royal variety performance later

this year. Sticking with the winning theme,

Real Madrid have won the Champions League after beating

local rivals Atletico Madrid Captain Sergio Ramos gave

Real the lead in a first after the break, with

Yannick Carrasco equalising late The match finished 1-1

after extra time so it Juanfran was the unlucky player

to miss, leaving none other than Cristiano Ronaldo to step up

and secure Real's 11th Our team showed that we are more

confident, we did not miss any penalties. We deserve it, we scored

all of the goals. Now the winner of the

Children's Book Award - which is voted entirely for by kids

- has been announced. It went to My Head Teacher

is a Vampire Rat. A little bit earlier I had a chat

with the author and illustrator. Writer Pamela Butchard told me

the inspiration behind the story. I am a teacher, I work in a school,

I probably should have told my headteacher about the title before

it came out! I had to make it clear it was not about him. I got a new

headteacher when I was at primary school, when you get a new one, you

aren't always told what the old one left. It's down to your imagination,

did they turn into a werewolf? There's a new headteacher who turns

up, he's a bit different and has a very white face and he says things

like... Good day... Tom, you are the illustrator. You came up with the

drawings early before the story was given to you. I had not read the

first story but had a rough idea of what it was. I had to put characters

on the cover, I had to design them. I checked in with Pamela on her

ideas, and strangely enough, they kind of matched. Some of the

characters are based on pupils I teach. It's a lot of fun, and in

class if they say something, I say watch out, you will end up in my

book. I spent yesterday pulling the leaves of my trophy backwards and

forwards, looking at all of the names of people, Roald Dahl won the

award in 1982, for Matilda, one of my favourite books. Mine too. It is

amazing, isn't it? We each get to keep an acorn from the silver tree,

we give the trophy back at the end of the year, and we get a leaf to

symbolise the tree. It is very special.

Engines at the ready everyone - because Top Gear is back on our TV

screens tonight with some brand new presenters.

The big question people are asking is whether the new line-up

can live up to the success of Jeremy Clarkson and co?

Let's take a quick look at what we can expect

0- 60 takes 3.5 seconds. This is not off-road in, this is new level

flight. --

offroading. Go out, go out! Sorry! Was it a good lap?

And to another bit of hi-tech kit - NASA has finally managed to inflate

the blow-up space pod on board the International Space Station.

The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, or BEAM for short,

took seven hours to pump up on Saturday.

It's part of a two-year experiment and it's hoped this technology can

be used to create inflatable space homes on other planets

Newsround's next update on TV is at ten past two.