18/07/2016 Newsround

I'm Ayshah with Wednesday's Newsround.

First, there have been calls for the whole Russian team to be

banned from this summer's Olympics in Brazil.

A special investigation into the Winter Olympics in Russia

in 2014 says that many Russian athletes were cheating and parts

Some Russian athletes have already been told they can't take

part in the Rio Games, which start in two weeks.

In France, a minute's silence has been held to remember the people

who died during the terrorist attacks in the city

84 people were killed and there are lots of

There's a guide to what's happened online in Nice and some advice

if you're feeling upset by what's in the news.

Now, if you had eggs for your breakfast this morning,

The big supermarket Tesco is going to stop selling eggs

It's after 14-year-old Lucy campaigned for them them to stop.

Nearly half of all eggs on our supermarket shelves

That means the hens have small spaces, giving them

Many think this is not good for the hens' welfare and they should be

She felt so strongly about the issue she did something about it.

I found a lot of hens are housed in cages or barns.

So, from there, I wrote the supermarkets and some

politicians to try and change what happens.

I didn't get the best response so, instead, I started looking

I never expected it to get so many signatures.

But within five months, we got to over 280,000 signatures.

So I went to a meeting with Tesco and then I met

And when I was there, I didn't get the sense

But clearly, something made a difference to them.

And now, they have said that they will stop selling

I think it is quite a long way in the future.

But that just means that it will be done properly and it gives me more

chance to prepare for it and do work with other supermarkets.

For years, animal charities like the RSPCA have tried to stop

It Tesco's announcement can encourage other retailers to do the

same, in 2025, we might not be able to buy any caged eggs in

supermarkets. Lucy hopes she can get more

supermarkets to change their minds and go that egg-stra mile and take

eggs from caged hens And the new big family film The BFG

had its first showing yesterday. The stars turned out

but all the talk was about 11-year-old Ruby Barnhill,

who plays Sophie. No one would listen to me anyway. I

am a non-trustworthy child. We went to schools and the ads and papers.

It was important to me. That she be English. So I was hoping to find

someone in the UK and we found her in Manchester.

Nasa has launched a rocket carrying supplies for

On board the SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft was a British machine

which will analyse DNA in space for the first time.

Tennis now and Andy Murray wasn't there but Great Britain

have another hero - Kyle Edmund.

He helped them into the Davis Cup semifinal.

He won both his singles matches - or rubbers - meaning

Great Britain beat Serbia and will now play Argentina.

So Team GB are still on track to retain the trophy.

It is testament to others, not just the players. You can see the staff

behind me. Everyone has been working hard. Hats off to Kyle. To get two

robbers, to get your first Davis win is something to get to is very

special. Last up, check these guys out -

PC Steve Hopwood from Avon and Somerset Police and his

canine pal, Monty. Steve is doing 22 push-ups

a day for charity and, The charity's goal is to reach

22 million press-ups and people around the world

are being encouraged to join in! Newsround's back bright

and early in the morning! Make sure you go online for loads

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