08/06/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley with your last Newsround

Collabro win Britain's Got Talent with this big musical number.

Don't look down - the Commonwealth Games baton goes abseiling.

And the man who's invented a nifty new way of getting around.

In the last hour England's football team have landed in Brazil ahead

of competing in the World Cup next week.

So what can the team expect when they arrive in Rio?

Well their training ground is in the shadow of one

of the most iconic landmarks in the country, Sugarloaf Mountain.

The BBC's Wyre Davies is in Brazil and has sent us this report.

Kuze This is a military base, almost in the heart of the city in an area

that has its own private beach. It is in the shadow of the wonderful

Sugar Loaf Mountain. The top is about the only place you can see

this facility from. The reason the FA has chosen this is because of its

privacy. England teams in the past have always liked to be away from

the prying eyes of press and the public and this base gives them all

of that. The only down side is it is about an hour from the hotel in the

south zone. But to all intents and purposes the facilities here give

England the privacy and the exclusivity they want.

Meanwhile FIFA are facing increased pressure over the 2022 World Cup

as one of its main sponsors, Sony, demands a full investigation

Sony has asked football's world governing body to look into how

There have been new claims that the process was not fair, but the World

Cup committee in Qatar says that it was not involved in any wrongdoing.

Andy Murray has announced that he's appointed former women's tennis

player Amelie Mauresmo as his new coach.

Mauresmo, who won Wimbledon and the Australian

Open, is a former world number one and will initially work with Murray

for the grass court season which starts next week at Queens.

He's been without a coach since March and says he's excited

Next, it's travelled by tractor, steam train and even underwater.

But today the Commonwealth Games baton took a trip down the Orbit

Olympic rowing legend Sir Matthew Pinsent carried

the baton as he abseiled down from the top of the Orbit

It was built specially for the 2012 Olympics and is Britain's

Sir Matthew Pinsent, who has four Olympic gold medals, said he was

It was a little twitchy at the top, obviously, when they're saying just

lean back and there is the whole of London behind you and a pretty big

drop. But once the rope started going through, you could think this

is working and it was lovely. When you're the person who is actually

holding it and given responsibility for it, you don't want to drop it.

Specially from 114 metres. But it is a privilege.

The winners of Britain?s Got Talent are Collabro!

The operatic boy band were crowned last night after they sang Stars

The five-piece musical theatre act including Richard, Matt, Michael,

Thomas and Jamie only formed a month before their first audition for

the show, but performed a powerful musical song from the musical Les

Miserables and were quite teary after hearing the results.

You are the winners, how do you feel? Ewould like to thank everybody

who voted. Judges, thank you. Thank you collaborators.

The 25-year-old, was praised by the judges for her brave choice of song

- she sang Nessun Dorma, which is typically performed by male singers.

How do you feel? May mazing. I'm speechless.

But coming in a respectable third place was

Thank you it is amazing and thank you to the judges. It has changed

our lives. 13-year-old Leondre

and 15-year- old Charlie wrote their own song all about anti-bullying and

it was so popular that it gained more than 30 million views on

YouTube after their first audition. All three acts did brilliantly to

come top of the 11 total finalists, which included pop violinist

Lettice Robothom and incredible Now all that's left to do is

for Collabro to sing for the Queen at the Royal Variety performance

and of course spend their winnings. Now take a look

at these peregrine falcon chicks. They have been nesting

on the roof of Norwich Cathedral and are starting to test

their wings ready to fly. There are four chicks

in the nest and a special camera has let people watch them grow

and finally take off. Now ever packed

for your holiday then realised your Well now

your suitcase can carry you. It's a sit-on suitcase invented by a

farmer in China after he forgot his He spent ten years developing

the motorised luggage He hopes is could change the way

people travel in the future. If you want more news go to

the Newsround website for loads more stories

including some lovely pictures of the colourful festival Holi and a

look at the hotel where the England