03/04/2014 Newsround


03/04/2014

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Good morning, everyone. Ricky here with Thursday's Newsround, and it's

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a cracker. Coming up: Jose Mourinho had this to say about last night's

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Chelsea performance. It was a joke. And I only had to

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find out about the Royal Navy's rolled in World War I. -- I am here.

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Yesterday we told you about the high levels of air pollution across the

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UK. Well, today the government has issued another alert warning of more

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high levels of pollution. London and parts of Eastern England have

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already reached a high level of air pollution, but the problem is

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expected to clear over the next couple of days.

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Today sees two brand new major exhibits open at the Royal Navy's

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National Museum in Portsmouth. They include the huge gun that fired the

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first British shot of World War One on fifth August, 1914. In the Great

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War over 43,000 from the Royal Navy died at sea. Ayshah's at the museum

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for us this morning. Yes, I am inside Portsmouth's

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historic dockyard. Behind me, there is a ship that was used in World War

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I. I have come here to the National Museum of the Royal Navy. This year

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is 100 years since the start of World War I. They have had some

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special displays here. So, there are over 500 and some of them have never

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been seen by the public before. I took a sneaky peak.

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We have got some fantastic things, large and small. This is the gun

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which fired the first shot by the British at the start of the First

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World War. Then, as a contrast we have got some grisly items on the

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small side. We have got little bits of ships' rivets, which were removed

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from somebody who was wounded. We have got surgeons' items. People

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think about the trenches, which were desperate. But the Navy was very

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big. It had a big role, to control the North Sea. It had to control the

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sea between Britain and Germany and stop the German ships getting out.

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As we have just heard, the Navy had a very special role. I will be back

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at 8.15, with Matthew, who you saw in that report. We will also be

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hearing some special stories about 14 Yarwood who was a sailor at the

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time. -- a 14-year-old. Yesterday some of you told us that

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you think politicians should be better role models. It comes after

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the Prime Minister David Cameron and the Leader of the Opposition Ed

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Miliband traded insults in Parliament during Prime Minister's

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Questions. First, Ed Miliband called Mr Cameron a dunce, which means

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stupid. Then the Prime Minister called the leader of the Labour

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Party a muppet. While some of you said this kind of

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behaviour was not acceptable, it isn't first time politicians have

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called each other names. Every week, the Prime Minister comes

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here to Parliament to answer questions from politicians. Often it

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can be very rowdy and noisy. Today was no exception. Some people say

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politicians should grow up and stop behaving like they are still in the

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playground. Others say it is fun and important that our leaders can be

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insulted. There was a reference to the Muppets today in the House of

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Commons will stop that has happened today. In the 1970s, the then Prime

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Minister was compared to Kermit the frog. One of his ministers was

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compared to Fozzie the bear. We want to know what you think of

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this. Phil says it's childish and that he's shocked that two grown men

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are calling each other names. Jessica says that name-calling might

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be hurtful. Tell us what you think over on the website.

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Chelsea have their work cut out if they want to remain in the Champions

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League after losing 3-1 in the first leg of their quarter final against

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Paris St Germain. The French side went 1-0 up after just four minutes,

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and this goal in injury time by Havier Pastoray secured their

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victory. Eden Hazard did score a precious away goal for Chelsea, who

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now have their work cut out in the return leg next Tuesday. And it's

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fair to say the Chelsea manager wasn't too happy with the

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performance. The game was out of control. We could have got a

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fantastic result for the second half. We did not score. After that,

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we got an own goal. And then the third goal... It was a joke.

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That's all from me. Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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