10/04/2017 Newsround

Welcome to Newsround this Monday afternoon.

First, the police officer who died in the Westminster attack last month

is being remembered today at his funeral.

PC Keith Palmer was among those killed by an attacker

Today, thousands of police officers from across the country stood

in silence as his coffin was driven through London to

Southwark Cathedral, where the service took place.

For more on what happened in the Westminster attack,

go to Newsround online where you can also find advice on what to do

if you find anything in the news upsets you.

Moving on, two-thirds of the Great Barrier Reef

in Australia has now been devastated by severe coral bleaching,

A new survey of the reef shows that the latest damage is mainly

Last year, the northern parts were badly hit.

Have you ever wondered how coral becomes bleached? Well, did you know

that it is actually an animal, so it can't make its own food like plants

do. Because of that, it has formed a special friendship with a tiny

planned, which is a type of algae. They live on the coral and make

around 90% of the food that it needs to live. As well as giving them

their bright and jazzy colours. French of goals! However, if the sea

temperature gets too high or low, or there is pollution, it can cause the

algae to get stressed out and they leave. This turns it white or

bleached, and leaves it pretty hungry and vulnerable to diseases.

If the water temperature returns back to normal, the coral can

recover. But this can take many years and, recently, bleaching has

been happening more often, giving coral less time to recover.

Back here, the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play has won

a record-breaking nine Olivier Awards - they're

As well as winning Best New Play, Jamie Parker won Best Actor

for playing Harry, while Noma Dumezweni got

the Best Supporting Actress award for playing Hermoine.

This is an extraordinary piece of theatre, but it's still small,

I do feel from what people are saying, it's like, "Oh, gosh,

I didn't know it was possible that theatre could do that."

Next to a train that could give Hogwarts Express

This is the first ever cargo train from the UK to China.

The service departed today, taking things to sell,

like fizzy drinks and medicines on an epic 7,500

But what would you see - and need - if you took the trip?

As the train pulls out of its base in Essex, it will travel

through towards the Channel Tunnel, which means you'll

After resurfacing in France, you will travel on to Belgium.

If you've got a sweet tooth, you might expect it to be filled

But instead, you'll see lots of exciting...

After cruising through Germany, next up is Poland.

It's one of the nine countries in the European Union

Better make sure you take some Polish zlotys with

Quickly swing through Belarus to Russia.

If temperatures dip and it snows, it might be wise to pick up a ushanka,

a traditional Russian hat with earflaps to keep warm.

Kazakhstan is made up of lots of flat deserts,

It's where Major Tim Peake and his fellow crew launched to get

to the ISS and where he landed safely back on Earth.

It's famed for tea, the Great Wall and for making lots of things such

The train bosses say the 7500 mile trip to the city of Yiwu via train

is faster than by sea and cheaper than by air.

This next story is not for those who are afraid of heights.

But take a look at this glass-bottomed pool in Houston

in the US, which sits 150 metres above a busy street.

Swimmers can step out on to the glass platform

Well, if you don't like that, here's a less scary way to stay cool.

Check out these lucky dogs cooling down with an ice cream.

A shop in Mexico designed it especially for dogs -

who can't eat the normal stuff - but it's safe for humans too.

And just before we go, head online and check out our quiz

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