03/02/2014 Newsround

Hi, this is your morning Newsround. On today's show: A massive win for

Great Britain at the Davis Cup Tennis.

And did this Panda predict the winner of the Super Bowl? Stay tuned

to find out. First, Great Britain's tennis team

are celebrating a historic win. They're through to the quarter

finals of the Davis Cup after Andy Murray put in a brilliant show last

night to beat America. Murray beat his opponent Sam Querrey in four

sets to set up the win - the first time Britain have beaten the USA in

78 years. Andy's now looking forward to the quarter finals in Italy but

he says playing there's going to be tough.

We are going to play in Italy. I can imagine it will be a hostile place

to play. I have been to some other matches and played against some

Italians in a tournament in Rome before. It is character-building, it

is a challenge and something you need to embrace.

Next, the big problems for some parts of the country hit by floods,

and there's no let up from the rain. Heavy rain and gale force winds have

been forecast for the South West of England, parts of which are still

underwater. Three severe flood warnings - meaning there is danger

to life - are still in place on the coastline between Lands End and

Plymouth, and on the River Severn in Gloucestershire.

Ever since the war in Syria started three years ago, millions of

families have fled the fighting with many heading to nearby countries

like Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon. But some Syrian refugees are now

searching for a new life in Europe. Since the start of the year 6,000

Syrians have walked across the border from Turkey to Bulgaria, the

EU's poorest country. The BBC's Chris Morris reports from a former

school where refugees are living in classrooms.

This is a refugee camp in Sofia, home to about 800 of the thousands

of Syrian refugees across the border from Turkey. Everyone loves a good

snowball fight. There are nowhere near as many refugees here as there

are in Jordan. But this is where they wanted to get to. The problem

is, their experience in Europe has proved to be a disappointment. This

is what it looks like inside. This room has been cordoned off by bits

of wood and sheets hanging off it so people sleep in different sections.

40 people sleep in this room alone. It is an old classroom. People don't

just sleep in here, they are cooking lunch in here. They have the

basics, but not a huge amount. That is the problem in this sort of

place. People left Syria, left extreme circumstances looking for

refuge in Europe, but for more opportunity than they have got. It

is warm and basically safe here, but they are stuck. They don't have the

proper papers to do anything else. There is the frustration because

people are wondering where they are going to go next and how they will

get on with their lives. Arsenal are top of the Premier

League again - at least until Manchester City play Chelsea

tonight. Two goals from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, gave the Gunners

a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace yesterday. The young England winger

has just come back from injury and played in centre midfield where his

manager reckons he has a big future. A great day for him because he was

out for a long, long time. We needed to be patient to get him back to

fitness and competitiveness as well. He had a great game today and scored

two great goals. It is an interesting position for him as

well. In rugby's Six Nations, Ireland lead

the tournament after the first weekend of matches. They beat

Scotland in Dublin yesterday. After a nervy first half the Irish ran out

comfortable winners. This try capping after a 28-6 victory.

They're at the top of the table ahead of Wales and France, the

weekend's other winners. Next to one of the world's biggest

sporting events. The Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl

thrashing the Denver Broncos in New Jersey. The Broncos were led out by

their mascot, Thunder. But he wasn't so lucky on the night because they

lost 43-8. It's thought around one billion people worldwide watched the

game. Bad news for this panda at Memphis Zoo, who predicted the

outcome of the game incorrectly. He will be hanging his head in shame

today. And from the Super Bowl to a super

HOLE! That's what happened in Buckinghamshire yesterday. A nine

metre hole opened up in the road and even swallowed up a car! Luckily no

one was injured. The local council is now investigating how it

happened. That's all