10/04/2014 Newsround

Hi, Nel here with Thursday morning's Newsround. Coming up, did Man United

make it through in the Champions League? And the giant rat causing

commotion on a New York train. This is Newsround.

First to the Houses of Parliament where Ayshah and two Newsround

viewers Stella and Muhammad spent yesterday getting a rare behind the

scenes look at Prime Minister's Questions. It's after lots of you

got in touch to say that you were unimpressed with the behaviour of

some politicians when they get to ask questions of David Cameron.

Stella and Muhammad took some of your comments with them to show the

man in charge of keeping order, the Speaker, who even gave them a

mention in Parliament. We are here at the Houses of

Parliament, to make sure that MPs are behaving. The kids have gone

right to the top and have come to the speakers office to put some of

the points you made on our websites direct to him. He is the man who

tries to keep order in the House of Commons. Do you think that using

childish insults makes the real debate less credible? Adding it

spoils the debate if people resort to personal abuse. When MPs

misbehaving, why do you not stop it? Eye intervene frequently at Prime

Minister's Questions. Every week you would hear me say, order, if there

is a lot of noise. I have to judge each situation on its merits and

whether it is worthwhile for me to intervene or not. These are some of

the comments that people have sent in about what happened last week.

There is a lot of room for improvement in the way that we go

about this particular session and I would hope that the Prime Minister

and the opposition leaders will be willing to take note of and show

respect for the views of young people across the country. That is

what the speaker had to say. We are about to go inside the gallery to

look at Prime Minister's Questions. I know there are children here today

observing our proceedings who would like to think the house would show a

good example. Let's see if we can. I'll agree with the honourable

gentleman that there is still more that needs to be done. I will meet

with him any time about how we reform the system is of this house.

The MPs were on their best behaviour but we will be watching to see if

anything changes. Next, a plane that will be used in

the first nonstop solar powered flight around the world has been

unveiled in Switzerland. The Solar Impulse two has 12,000 solar cells

on its wings that will power the aircraft. It's being stored in an

aircraft hangar before it takes off next year and the BBC's Victoria

Gill has been to check it out. This is the plane that developers say

will be the first to circumnavigate the globe using only the power of

the sun. Take a look. It is made of carbon fibre, making it extremely

lightweight. It weighs about the same as a family car but the

wingspan is the equivalent to a Boeing 747. I'm joined by one of the

pilots who will be flying this plane on its journey around the world.

Nice to meet you. It looks incredible. Why does it have to be

so huge? If you remember, the elephant that was born with here

that were so big that everyone was laughing, tumble? The years allowed

the elephant to fly. This allows the drive to be reduced. It allows the

solar cells to be more efficient. It can fly day and night on just solar

power. The plane will emerge from the hangar next week but the team

will only embark on the ambitious adventure in 2015.

Footy news and next season's Champions League could be the first

without Manchester United for 18 years. Last night they were knocked

out of the quarterfinals by Bayern Munich. Despite taking the lead in

Germany. David Moyes side were beaten 3-1 on the night. United are

seventh in the Premier League and unlikely to qualify for next

season's competition. Next and if you're not sure what a

caddy, birdie or bogey are then you better get your gold knowledge up to

scratch as the Masters makes a start today in Georgia, America. The great

and the good will be battling it out for the top spot without world

number one, Tiger Wood. Hot favourite to win is Ireland's Rory

McIlroy. The players had some fun practicing yesterday but tee off is

later today. Finally, commuters on a subway in

New York, America got a rather hairy shock when a giant rat came around.

This video was captured of the rodent running circles around the

travellers who were shocked to say the least. Rats aren't rare in New

York but this one was definitely in a rush to get to