18/04/2017 Newsround

I'm Martin and this is Newsround live on CBBC. Prime Minister Theresa

May made a surprise announcement this morning saying she wants to

call a bake vote called a general election in June. Since I became

Prime Minister I have said there should be no election until 2020 and

now I have concluded the only way to guarantee stability for the years

ahead is to hold their selection and seek your support for the decisions

I must take. We are in London this afternoon. Hello. It was a big

shock. If you listened to the radio this morning and looked at the

papers he wouldn't have seen anything about it and it was

announced that 11:15 a.m.. Here to talk to me is political reporter

Adam Fleming. How much of a shock was this? An absolutely massive

shock, I was totally flabbergasted. Imagine the most unexpected thing

that has happened to you and your life and multiply it by 1000. It was

even more of a shock because Theresa May the Prime Minister had said over

and over again she wasn't going to do this and now she is. What happens

now? There has to be able in Parliament. There has to be a vote

among MPs and then there will be weeks of debates, arguments,

adverts, talking about issues like defence, security, Brexit, hospitals

and schools. Did she talk about why she has decided to do this now? It

is because of Brexit, coming out of this club of other European

countries that we have been on for decades. To May has been negotiating

with other prime ministers and presidents and she reckons it better

is an election and she gets more members of Parliament on her side,

the job will be much easier but the other political parties don't see it

that way. So it is the 8th of June? It is, it has taken many of us by

surprise and people are cancelling holidays and even other MPs only

found out about it this morning just before we don't. If you want to find

out any more you can go to Newsround online. Football now, and tonight is

one of the biggest matches in the history of Leicester City. They face

Atletico Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals, so how are the

fans feeling? Come and, lest! Command, Leicester! I think they are

doing well and can go all the way. I think Leicester can do it all the

way if they try really hard. I think they can go all the way if they

carry on with their team spirit. Are you proud they are the only British

team left? Very proud, they have made it this far, but to be the last

English team should make the country proud. I am proud of them. They have

done really well to get in this position. My message to them is to

keep going and never give up. If the Foxes really believe they can beat

Atletico Madrid. My message is to play really well and hope you score

a goal. I'd say to the team to carry on hard work. I think the bill when

1-0. I think the bill win 2-1 and they can score an extra time, Jamie

Vardy. I think they will be winning by half-time 1-0 and then another

goal in the 87th minute. , Lauren, lest!

This is Europe's newest, fastest and tallest roller-coaster. It is 112

metres high and beats the UK's tallest roller-coaster in Blackpool.

It travels at 50 metres per second. It opened this month in Spain and is

supposed to be similar to taking a ride in a Formula 1 car.

Could this be a real-life Jurassic World? It is a show that has just

opened in Japan and is intended to give you a fright. That is all from

us for today but we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:40 a.m.,

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