14/02/2013 Newsround

Hi I'm Leah and this is Newsround. On the way: Some shocking news

about one of the world's most famous sportsmen, and are your PE

lessons too easy? But first to some truly shocking

news about one of the world's most famous runners. Top athletes and

many others around the world have been reacting to the terrible news

that Paralympic superstar Oscar Pistorias, known as the Blade

Runner because of the two blades he uses as artificial legs, has been

arrested and is facing a murder charge. His girlfriend was sadly

found dead at his home in Pretoria, the capital of South Africa, this

morning. The news has shaken the country, where he's a national hero,

and the world. Pistorias is due to appear in court tomorrow morning to

face the charges. Next, the world's biggest

experiment is switching off and taking a break for two years. The

Large Hadron Collider is housed inside a 16 mile-long tunnel on the

border between France and Switzerland. The giant machine is

closing, as it needs repairs and upgrades so it can run faster. For

three years, it's been smashing tiny particles together to try to

work out how the universe began. The Large Hadron Collider, it is a

27-kilometre-long tunnel under the French-Swiss border and in it sub-

atomic particles are accelerated to huge speeds and then smashed

together. The idea is that after the collision scientists will be

able to discover what made up the particles, the even smaller bits

and from that deduce how the universe began and want is it

really made of? Next - it's called physical

education, but just how physical are your PE lessons? Well, the

Government's school inspectors have criticised school sport sessions in

England for not pushing you hard enough. They reckon that more of

you need to work up a sweat in the classes in order to stay healthy.

On the website, Sarah in London told us her PE teacher pushes her

to the limit, but Max in Bristol says last week he just waved his

hands about to music. Ricky's been finding out whether your PE lessons

Let's do this. This primary school in Greater Manchester gets top

marks when it comes to PE. Do you feel like your heartbeat is

pounding away? It is like a volcano in my tummy. How would you describe

your heart? It is really good. new report says more than a quarter

of our PE lessons don't include enough physical activities, so they

don't improve the health of our kids. They say that teachers spend

too much time talking and many schools don't play sport

competitively. We've got great facilities, we've got the funding

so we can buy the equipment we need. The literacy and numeracy and

academic achievement, we need to remember that PE and physical

activity is massively important. However, there is some praise for

PE. Most schools provide at least two hours of physical education

each week for pupils aged 5 to 14 and only a fifth of you leave

primary school without being able to swim. We've had loads of

comments from you telling us what you think. This one says, "My PE

lessons are really hard and my teacher really pushes people." The

Government says it wants to spend �1 billion on new sports over the

next five years and it is currently writing a new PE curriculum hoping

to put competition at the heart of school sports.

A bit of showbiz news for you - Lady Gaga has cancelled the rest of

her world tour after finding out she needs to go to hospital for

surgery. Watch out for the flashes in this one. Yesterday, said she

was delaying shows in America and Canada because of a hip injury, but

now the remaining 21 shows of her tour have been cancelled. On

Tuesday, Gaga tweeted that she's been in pain for some time.

Manchester City fans will soon have some familiar voices guiding them

on their way to the Etihad Stadium. This is Roberto Mancini from

Manchester City. This is a Droylsden service. The next stop is

the campus. Announcements on a new tram service to City's stadium will

come from manager Roberto Mancini and players such as Vincent Kompany