18/04/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ayshah and this is your live news hit this Monday morning.

Here's what's coming up:

The Leicester City fairytale continues.

Rescue teams have been working through the night after a powerful

earthquake hit Ecuador in South America on Saturday.

More than 270 people have died because of the quake.

The army and police are working together with rescue services

Football, and Leicester City are continuing their magical season

and have extended their lead at the top of the Premier League.

Here's what happened in the latest match.

And the fairytale just about continues.

But it wasn't an easy ride for Leicester.

Although at first it seemed to be, with Jamie Vardy scoring

But then he was sent off, leaving his team with only ten men.

West Ham took advantage with a penalty from Andy Carroll.

Leicester were heading for a bit of a hiccup when West Ham got

a second goal, this one from Aaron Creswell.

But in the last moments of the game another penalty was awarded,

with Leornardo Ulloa scoring from the spot.

Now it's over to Tottenham to close Leicester's eight-point lead

Over the weekend, an inflatable space pod was attached

The blow-up pod is designed to give more room for astronauts living

in space and if successful could be used for future trips to mars.

This is the moment the first inflatable pod was attached to the

International Space Station. It was sent up to the ISS on-board a rocket

last week. Over the weekend mission control at Houston in the US used a

robotic arm to attach the pod to the station. It will stay up there for

the next two years. Tests will be carried out to make sure it is safe

and can cope with things like cosmic radiation and space debris. It is

possible this could one day host astronauts, researchers, and even

space tourist in future. Over the last six days British

swimmers have been competing for the chance to race at this

summer's Olympic Games in Brazil. Eight swam quick enough to be

chosen automatically, whilst around 20 others face

a nervous wait to find out if they've done

enough to make the team - BBC Olympic sports reporter Nick

Hope has been following the action. It's been a pretty exciting week

of swimming here in Glasgow, and a dream finally came true

for Welsh gold medallist She always swims with a picture

of a princess on her hat, and after winning three events

she will be going to the Olympics this summer, four years

after missing the last Olympics I've had so much support

from everyone this week that I've been a recluse, moody,

emotional, all sorts, and just to come away at the time

on my last swim, had to be the last swim that

I did it, but, yeah, Adam Peaty is one of Britain's best

swimmers and his 100m breaststroke swim was one of the most impressive

swims of the week. As was Andrew Willis'

in the 200m event. James Guy is another to look

out for this summer. He won three gold medals

at the Olympic trials, while One of the best things about this

event has been the number of rising stars who've proved they have

what it takes to be champions. Amongst the several teenagers

who impressed were 18-year-old Chloe Tutton, Duncan Scott,

and Tim Shuttleworth. Tim stunned his rivals

to win the exhausting 1500m freestyle final,

a race that took nearly 15 Can you quite believe what you have

just achieved out there? No, it is an unbelievable feeling,

I can't even describe it. Literally, you dream of this moment

to go to the Olympic Games, So, eight swimmers know

they are going to be Olympics but many more

have the chance of being selected. The full team will be

revealed on Thursday. That's all for now - Newsround's

back in about half an hour. We will bring you an update on our

favourite research ship naming competition, will Boaty McBoatface

have won it?