09/04/2014 Newsround

It's Wednesday and I'm Martin with today's top stories. There are

children here today are observing our proceedings.

Find out what happened when Newsround viewers went to

Parliament. And the Kangaroo that has more than

just a spring in its step. This is Newsround.

First, to the politicians calling each other names. When leader of the

opposition Ed Miliband called the Prime Minister a dunce -meaning

stupid and Prime Minister David Cameron called Ed Miliband a muppet,

it got loads of you talking. Today Aysha's been to Parliament in London

to find out for herself what it's like to be in the middle of a big

debate. They went behind-the-scenes of Prime Minister's Questions. The

fact they without got a mention from the speaker, the man in charge of

giving order. This session will be conducted in an orderly way, no

matter how long it takes. I know there are children here today are

observing proceedings and I would like to think that house would show

a good example. Let's see if we can. He is jumping on this bandwagon

after the circus has left town. He just does not get it, that is what.

He has shown today. Ayshah's outside Parliament now, the place where it's

all been happening. I have been with art to viewers. We were given

special access before, during and after Prime Minister's Questions. It

is smaller than I thought it was going to be but there was a

passionate and fiery debate. Stella describe the atmosphere as intense.

This is what happens when we caught up with two MPs in the Central lobby

just after PMQs. What did you think when you are sitting watching what

was happening? They were misbehaving but a bit better than last week. It

was very intense, everybody shouting. What is the atmosphere

like when you have two ass questions? When I was asking a

question a couple of weeks ago, I was hit by the wall of noise. If you

know what question you want to ask it can challenging. Can it be

intimidating? It can be intimidating and if you are a humble backbencher

like me and you have a local issue you want to raise, it is difficult

coming up against that wall of noise. It was quite loud, what

changes do you want the MPs to make? Listen to the people who are

speaking because no one listened, they just wanted to get their

opinion out there. Do you think that is a fair assessment last remark the

speaker tries to keep order but it is very difficult. The Prime

Minister said he wanted to end Punch and Judy politics, do you think he

has cracked it? We are all responsible for this, people

cheering in and watch it for the show. Is it about that performance

or is it about genuinely trying to hold the Prime Minister to account?

David Burrows and Jessica Morden there were the MPs. Our viewers got

to chat to the speaker and the clerk, the people whose job it is to

keep order in the House of Commons. We will have a full report tomorrow

morning at 7:40am. Next up, he's only eight months old

but Prince George has had his first Royal engagement in New Zealand. The

Prince, along with his parents, met new mothers and fathers in

Wellington. George met some other babies the same age as him and even

had a little play. The visit is part of his parents three week tour of

New Zealand and Australia. Now check out this robotic Kangaroo,

made by a company in Germany. It jumps and acts just like a real

Kangaroo. However the designers say it's not a toy and was built to show

how the movement of animals can help build industrial machines.

Now take a look at this. These pictures were taken at the edge of

space from a camera attached to a balloon by a group of school

children. The balloon popped when the pressure got too low and sent

the camera floating back to earth. The experiment was carried out by

the engineering club at Cedars Upper School who worked with Cambridge

University to make the weather balloon.