06/07/2017 Newsround

Good morning, Jenny here, live with all the top stories

from around the world, this Thursday.

First, let's get some tennis action from Wimbledon.

It was a great day for the Brits yesterday.

Yesterday was a scorcher - on - and off the tennis court.

The match most people were talking about though was Johanna Konta's.

She was playing against Croatias Donna Vekic

and it turned into an epic marathon which lasted more than 3 hours!

After A LOT of back and forth, Jo finally won the match

I'm looking to compete at my best every single match I play. I give

myself another opportunity to come back here at Wimbledon and play in

another round, I am going to give my all. I am here with the intention of

being part of the event for two weeks, every single player out here

plays at a very high level on any given day. There is no easy match,

I'm grateful to have another go. Also in action was Andy Murray

against Dustin Brown, didn't last very long, and he was through in

straight sets. Aljaz Bedene came through, Heather Watson, her match

was quick she has done very, very well. Today Kyle Edmund goes up

against Gael Monfils, a French man. On Centre Court, Gael Monfils takes

loads and loads of time on his matches, I would hope Kyle is having

a big breakfast, I would suggest eggs and bacon. Roger Federer in

action two, lots to look forward to. Thank you, looks lovely and sunny.

Well if that is not enough Wimbledon action for you,

head online where you can find out more

about the Brits taking part and watch Wimbledon in numbers.

Chris Froome has taken the overall lead in the Tour de France,

which means he gets the famous yellow shirt to wear.

He finished third on stage five to overtake Sky team

mate Geraint Thomas, who's now second.

Chances are you've never seen one in real life before.

That's because they're really difficult to spot in the UK

because there aren't many of them around.

Whitney's been to the island of Mull in Scotland to find

Target, golden Eagles. Used to be found in parts of the UK. Now only

found in Scotland. These birds are pretty camera shy. There aren't that

many around and I heard if I'm going to spot them anywhere, here on the

island of Malta is the best place. I have got some help, hello, guys. You

only live around the corner, have you ever spotted them? Never. I only

have once. Bird expert Dave Sexton is here to lend us a hand. What are

the chances we will spot a golden eagle? Of any place, here on the

Isle of Mull, it is the best place to see. Can you show me what I have

to do in order to get a good look? This is a telescope, these are

binoculars, the telescope is big, you can zoom in, we are a long way

away from the nest but I hope if we are patient, we might see an eagle

flying. They really blend in with the surroundings, so well. Found it!

You seen it? My gosh. Look at that. Dominic, is that your first time?

Yes. What was it like? Amazing. Why is it the best place to spot them?

It is the Touraine, Eagles love it here. Why are the birds becoming

more rare? They are still killed in some parts of Scotland because of

the habitat being used for other reasons but what we are hoping to do

is protect areas like this where they can survive and change at the

troops so that people welcome golden Eagles into the areas and hopefully

we will have them back for it they belong. So great. Head to the

website if you want more great animal stories.

That's all from the team for now, Newsround's back right here at 8.15.

And make sure you are watching this afternoon, we will be live from

Wimbledon. Don't go anywhere,

Diddy TV is on the way next for you. And today's Favourite Five is

So Awkward and the girls get a little sneak

peek into the musty world of boys. I mean, she messaged me,

but...does that mean she LIKES me?