30/07/2014 Newsround

Leah here with your Wednesday headlines, including more good news

And driverless cars are coming to the UK.

First, if you've got a long road trip in the family car

this summer, imagine if it was in a car that drives itself.

As early as January next year driverless cars will be tested on UK

It looks like any other car but as the vehicle pulse away this driver

takes his hands off the wheel. Right now it's driving itself with the

help of some hi-tech gadgets like this GPS system guiding its

movements. The Government announced this morning that driverless cars

will soon be a reality on British roads. So lots of experiments like

this one are happening across the country on special test tracks. The

BBC's technology correspondent, Rory Cellan-Jones, was able to test one

out. This car is being tested in a controlled environment but from next

year more advance vehicles with lots of sensors on board will be allowed

out on to the open road. Then we will see how the great British

public reacts to the idea of driverless cars.

In America, driverless cars have already been tested on roads in

California but some people are cautious about seeing them on the

open road here in this country. We are not going to suddenly see all

the vehicles coming on to the road driverless. You will see high levels

of automatication and a small number of cars that can be driven safely

without a driver. This project is looking at how self-driving cars

might learn to communicate with each other for safety. But over the

coming months scientists will need to work very hard to make sure

driverless cars have a future on British roads.

To the Commonwealth Games and some breaking news

of what should be a one-two-three for the home nations, as England's

Max Whitlock is about to win his second gold medal of the games,

This was Max's routine on the parallel bars just an hour ago.

Dan Keatings of Scotland and England's Nile Wilson are battling

But Glasgow's not just about the sport.

Scotland's biggest city has plenty more to offer.

Today I am going to be showing you around the city. This is the

amadillo. Different artists come, when I was younger I did dancing

displays here. So, Martin, what I love about the

centre... Beth, I am here! I knew that. Right, come on, let's go.

I love this place so much because there's so much to do and see. The

activities are really fun and enjoyable and really exciting. We

are always learning. It looks as if you are learning how to build DNA.

Yeah, done. Let's go. Beth, where are we now? We are in an art gallery

in Glasgow. There's loads of ditch stuff to see, including loads of

animals and even a Spitfire. Every time I come there's something new I

haven't seen before. Do you think all these animals come to life when

it gets dark? Definitely. I think so, as well.

Here is Fossil Drove. Wow, what is it? It's a collection of fossils,

hundreds of millions of years old. It's cool. Thanks for taking me.

You're welcome. OK, Martin, I hope you enjoyed my

favourite spots in Glasgow as much as I did. I did, thanks, I had fun.

OK, I am sure you know your way home. Beth, Beth! Great job, Beth.

Last up, fist pump, chest bump, handshake, high-five.

What's your favourite way of greeting your mates?

Scientists have told us that shaking hands is the most unhygenic way

So we want your videos of weird and wacky greetings!

Send us your clips and we'll pull the most imaginative

together in a fun-filled extravaganza later this week.

And you'd better make sure you're watching tomorrow morning

because Ayshah is going on the hunt for these badboys -