11/07/2016 Newsround

Good afternoon, I'm Ayshah, this is Newsround.

First some breaking news - Theresa May will become the UK's

The BBC's Ross Hawkins has more on the story.

There was a chance for someone else to be the Prime Minister

because the man who does the job at the moment, David Cameron,

decided to give it up after the result of that big vote

we had about whether we should stay in the European Union or not.

His replacement had to come from the Conservative Party,

because they won the general election where we chose

At first, there were five people who had a chance to get the job.

One of those was called Andrea Leadsom, and she made some

comments suggesting she would be best because she's a mum.

Now, some people were pretty upset about that.

There was a huge row and today she dropped out.

So we are left with just one candidate left.

She still needs to go and see the Queen, there are still some bits

But it looks all but certain that we're going to have our second

of female Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher,

another Conservative years and years ago.

And we've got some breaking news on this.

The British Prime Minister David Cameron has just said the country

will have a new Prime Minister by Wednesday.

Mr Cameron said in a speech outside ten Downing Street that he'll hand

in his resignation on the day, and Theresa May will then take over

Next to America where the way black people are treated by the police

I've been looking into what's been going on.

From Baton Rouge in Louisiana, to St Paul in Minnesota and Dallas

in Texas, people across America have been taking to the

And in these three cities there's a lot of anger.

It all started last week after the shootings of two black men

by police officers in two separate events.

Protestors think that what happened was wrong and that police

do not treat black people and white people equally.

Most of the protests have been peaceful.

But in Dallas in Texas, a gunman opened fire.

Five police officers died and nine other people were wounded.

Clashes between police and black communities in America have been

When Barack Obama became America's first black President,

many people hoped things would get better, but the problem

Two years ago Ricky went to America to find out what young people

He spoke to teenagers in Philadelphia where there

I think the police are more afraid of African-Americans. I think they

are threatened. But it makes you feel like you are threatened? Do you

respect the police? There are some police that you can't trust. They

arrest you for nothing. I think there is police that do care and to

know who is out there who I can trust.

Leaders across America have been calling for the violence to stop,

and for police and communities to work together to make things

New Wimbledon champ Andy Murray is still basking in his victory

The Scot beat Canadian Milos Raonic, who is known for his powerful

It's Murray's second Wimbledon title, and third grand slam overall,

Magic Murray is now setting his sights on the Olympics next month.

Like I said, I feel very motivated just now.

Not just for the next few tournaments, but through to

Rio is obviously a big goal of mine and hopefully I can perform well.

And, yesterday was a huge day for British sport.

Lewis Hamilton closed the gap on team-mate Nico Rosberg at the top

of the Formula One table, with a win in the British Grand

Great British wins continued in the European Athletics Championships

where they picked up seven medals, with two golds from the men's

They finished with 16 medals in total, their highest

Portugal beat home nation France in the Euros footie Championship

in Paris 1-0 with a dramatic goal in extra time!

That's all from me, I'll be back tomorrow morning at 7:40.