19/05/2013 Newsround

Hi, guys. Nel here with your final Newsround of the day. Lots to tell

Find out whether Eurovision believed in Bonnie. David Beckham

says a tearful goodbye to football. First up, a British man, aiming to

raise �1 million for Comic Relief has made history with the first

live video call from the summit of Mount Everest. Daniel Hughes spoke

to the BBC from the world's highest point, more than 8,800 metres above

sea level! It has been a very hard 24 hours. I have literally walked

for 12 Farrers uphill. He too is a very special day indeed. Next up,

it was disappointment for the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest in

Sweden last night. The Eurovision Song Contest is famous for its

weird and wonderful characters. Yesterday did not disappoint. Hopes

were pinned on Bonnie Tyler. It seems to rest of Europe did not

believe in have Foster she came This giant helped Ukraine bag third

place. Three maybe next year Ireland will bring back Jedward was

to be as not to be for on. The last time the UK won was 1997. We may be

waiting a few more years until we are in Eurovision winners. And

there was a tearful goodbye from David Beckham after probably his

last match as a professional footballer last night. Becks was

made captain for the occasion and led his team, Paris St Germain, to

a 3-1 win in their final home game of the season. And, as he was

substituted, just before the end, he was applauded off the pitch by

his teammates. Tonight was a nice way to go out in front of my hat

own fans we have won the leak. It was incredible to see the reaction

of the players and the fans when I came off. That was special. Staying

with football. It is the last day of the Premier League season today

and all eyes will be on the fight for the final Champions League

place. It is a battle between big rivals Arsenal and Tottenham. Spurs,

who are a point behind, are at home to Sunderland, while the Gunners

are away at Newcastle. We have our destiny - our fate in our hands.

That is what you fight for in the game. It is the game we will want

to win. At least we fought back to be in a position where the master

our own fate. Some tennis now. And it is Roger against Rafa in the

final of the Italian Open in Rome this afternoon. The former world

number ones are facing each other in a final for the 20th time, after

they both won their semi-final matches in straight sets. The

women's final between Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka is

taking place now, with Serena ahead Sticking with the tennis theme now.

And mum of tennis stars Andy and Jamie Murray is showing families

simple ways to get active. It is all part of Judy Murray's Set4Sport

programme, based on games she used to play with her boys when they

were little and, with Andy Murray now the world's number two tennis

player, it seems like they worked! Ore met up with Mamma Murray, and

had a go himself! This is a collection of a lot of the games we

used to play as a family. Many of these would be invented by the boys

themselves or developed or buried by them. One of the game's the boys

loved to play was called jumping the river. Basically two pieces of

old washing-line. Draw a couple of toy Sharks on a bit of paper and

put them on the river. You are jumping over the shark-infested

river. You must land on the island between the cereal boxes and save

the pair. Not teddy? Which could be Teddy. The good thing about

catching him is that if kids find it difficult to catch a ball, they

can always catch a soft toy because it has arms, legs and fears. I am

so glad I save you. You are safe in my hands. Finally, to America,

where a very lucky person in Florida is celebrating the win of a

lifetime after scooping nearly $600 million - that is about �400

million! The thought of winning such an astonishing sum of money on

the US Powerball lottery had people queuing at shops and petrol