11/07/2016 Newsround

It's Monday, Ayshah here on a day when we're celebrating loads

And we've also got record-breaking cow poo-slingers.

And the UK's first ever robot gets remade.

Let's start with Wimbledon, and Britain's Andy Murray

is waking up this morning as the champion once again.

He had a straight sets win on centre court to take the men's singles

His victory over Canadian Milos Raonic was his third

And here's what Magic Murray had to say afterwards.

I had some great moments here and also some tough losses,

and obviously the wins feel extra special because of the tough losses,

so I'm proud to have my hands on the trophy again.

And the win was part of an incredible Wimbledon Sunday

Gordon Reid won Wimbledon's first ever

Then Jordanne Whiley became the women's wheelchair

doubles champion alongside Japan's Yui Kamiji,

before Heather Watson finished the day on a high,

winning the mixed doubles with her partner Henri Kontinen.

It's the best Wimbledon for British tennis players since 1934.

The team finished third in the medals table at

the European Athletics Championships yesterday after picking up seven

medals, including two golds from the men's

Britain finished with 16 medals, their highest at the Championships

And more Brit success - Lewis Hamilton has won

the British Grand Prix for the fourth time,

He's now just one point behind his Mercedes

Lewis spoke right after the race about how hard it was

Trying not to make a mistake was difficult for all of us,

but that's what I love about this race.

It is never just smooth sailing, there are always things that happen

through the race that make it spectacular.

That is why the British Grand Prix is the best we have.

And rounding up a packed weekend of sporting

action was the final of the European

Hosts France took on Portugal, and here's a look at the action.

Last night a month of footballing action came to an end and,

in this season of surprises, there was one more

France, the hosts, had gone into the final as

And in Antoine Griezeman they had the Euros' top scorer.

But on the big night, he couldn't find the goal.

Portugal, of course, have their own star player -

But for once he wasn't the hero, leaving the match early,

and in tears, after picking up an injury.

France might have thought they were in luck at this point,

but as the match headed into extra time they were denied by the post.

Portugal refused to buckle and, out of nothing, a wonder goal

France were stunned - and the country that finished

third in their group went on to win the tournament

And their players enjoyed every moment of a historic win.

BBC sport's Katie Gornall was there for Newsround

Portugal fans are waking up in Paris having celebrated the greatest night

in their history, lifting their first major trophy. They have been

surprise winners of you were 2016, they finished third in their group,

only 11 game in 90 minutes but showed plenty of determination,

evident last night against France when they had to play most of the

game without their best player, Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the

pitch after 20 minutes in tears after picking up a knee injury. But

Portugal held on and in extra time Eder, a player rejected

by Swansea six months ago, scored the winning goal and sparked wild

celebrations among the Portugal fans. For France, a cruel end to

their tournament, it was not the way their story was meant to end but as

we have seen football does not always follow the script. The

tournament will be remembered for the success of the smaller nations

like Iceland and Wales and the failure of England. It has finished

with Portugal getting their hands on the trophy.

The UK's first robot is being remade by a museum.

He was a bit of a celebrity and travelled the world,

Now a project is making a modern-day copy of Eric, who could stand,

move his arms and legs, and rotate his head.

It's hoped the new Eric will be completed in time for a major

What we hope to do with rebuilding Eric is to reverse

We knew what he did, but how he did it internally

The hardest bit of building Eric has definitely been doing

It involves using paper to get the right shape,

cutting out the aluminium, bending it around all of the bits.

Trial and error, but it is coming together.

It's not my style of robot, it is going back into the past.

There are some things I would like to change

and modify but I can't, because it is a replica.

Last up this morning, people in this village in Russia

have a rather unusual way of celebrating their national day.

They hold an annual cow dung-throwing competition!

Organisers say the contest is growing every year and 100 people

The top distance thrown was 46.5 metres - a new record.

That's all from me and the team this morning.