02/07/2014 Newsround

Plus we will have Alesha Dixon and the skyscraper struck

But first, Andy Murray's Wimbledon dream is over.

In the last hour the defending champion has been

beaten at the quarterfinal stage by Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov.

It seems to be a big shock that Andy Murray is out Wimbledon. We cannot

hear John Watts and unfortunately, but we have been hearing from Andy

Murray and this is what he had to say. I am especially disappointed

with the way I started the match. I played a to first set and I felt

that gave him confidence. To be fair I did a decent job in the first week

I started the tournament. I did very well and today was not my day,

unfortunately. Everyone at Wimbledon is still in shock. Here is what the

tennis experts have to say. There are two sites to this coin. Dimitar

Berbatov played fantastic well and he dominated from the word go and he

won the first set in 25 minutes and the second set tie-break was

crucial. He went up two sets to love and it was an uphill battle. Andy

did not play his best today. I do not think from our point of view

there is too much to analyse. Sometimes you look into these

different reasons, but it did not play very well today and his

opponent took full advantage. There is loads more information on the

website, including a profile of the teenager who could still win it all,

Nick Kyrios. Two top celebrities have told

Newsround that all kids should have the chance to succeed regardless

of the colour of their skin. All this week we are looking

at the goals and dreams kids have for the future,

but our Newsround survey showed one in five black children feel

their colour could have a negative We have been speaking to TV judge

Alesha Dixon and ex-England star Sol Campbell about how they

achieved their goals. Alesha Dixon has made her mark,

first in music and then as a judge. You did so well, you were adorable.

Now you know her from other television. Sol Campbell is also

from a black background and both are very well-known and both say they

worked hard to get where they are today. In our survey two of more

popular job choices were footballers and actresses. Black children wanted

to be footballers are more than their work in any other ethnic

group. If you are a black footballer growing up and you are aspiring to

play for the first team in England, the beautiful thing about sport is

talent and talent always comes through. Alesha Dixon started her

career in the media industry before becoming a judge. But being

well-known can have a downside and Alesha feels she was treated

unfairly by some people in the media. I was aware that I knew that

by staying true to who I am, knowing that I could do the job, keeping my

head up, that I would sail through it. Both of them say things need to

change. I want people to be sitting at home and seeing balance. I think

it is very important to look at the United Kingdom as multicultural and

across all forms of media we are all represented. You want to feel like

you are part of this country and people do not feel that. The

mentality has to change. Slowly, the more we talk about it in a positive

way, and honest way, I think people will start to slowly see and also

maybe believe that it will change and it must change. They both say

they want children from all backgrounds to feel confident they

have role models to look up to and the opportunities to be what they

want to be. Sorry for the technical problems

earlier on at Wimbledon. You can catch the lightning strike story on

the website.