22/05/2014 Newsround

I'm Ayshah, here with your Newsround headlines.

England win a major footy tournament - on penalties!

The 3D scanner figuring out if the first bird really did fly.

But, first, vital food and other aid is being delivered to

Charities have been trying to get supplies into people in Aleppo

since January, but have struggled because of the ongoing war

between government forces and rebels who want them out.

The area's one of the worst affected by the fighting, but water, food,

clothing and tents will be delivered to people in the province this week.

Charities aim to reach a million more people each month

Next to a warning not to buy cheap chargers for your phones,

Safety experts have told the BBC that more and more fake chargers are

They often look the same as proper ones, but are dangerous because

The team say you should only use ones with a manufacturer's logo

We are getting really concerned about electric chargers. There are

so many coming into the UK at the moment.

Thousands of children in the UK are deaf, which means they

Many of them use sign language to talk to their family and friends.

But for some of them there is the possibility of using special ear

I've been to meet a girl called Sula, who is having those implants,

Sula is very much like any other 11-year-old. She enjoys reading,

drawing and listening to music. What are some of your paper at songs?

Sula has been deaf since she was a baby, but she has been able to

listen to sign using hearing aids. Recently, her hearing has started to

get worse so she decided to get some in called Cochlear implants. If you

have a hearing problem, one part of the year that might not work is the

Cochlear. An implant is a small device that is under the skin above

the ear. I have pieces worn on the outside and works like a microphone

to pick up signs which are turned into electrical thing also. These

are sent to the implants and from there they go down the inner ear and

up to the brain. Not everyone in the deaf community thinks they are a

good idea. Something like a hearing he had or an implant takeaway there

identity as being a deaf person. Our role is to provide information to

people can make an informed choice about whether an implant is the

option for them. Sula has had to wait five weeks after her operation

before her implants could be switched on. What are you most

looking forward to? Bringing Sula back into a world

where she can gossip and lap of her friends, that is what we are looking

forward to the most. Join us back at 8.15am,

when we'll be following Sula as she heads to hospital to have

her cochlear implants switched Next to plans to use rivers

to heat houses, including From today,

it's being used to test whether the warmth from pipes in the seas

and rivers could be used instead It works using technology

similar to powering a fridge. People making buildings will soon be

able to access a map telling them But it won't be something

all houses can use. For a typical UK household, heat

pumps are not the highest priority. But if you live off the main grades

or already live in a very well insulated house, this could be of

technology for you. With more and more energy from renewable sources,

heat pumps will play a major role in our energy future.

A new 3D fossil-scanning technique has given scientists some

of the clearest images yet of Archaeopteryx.

Often described as the first bird, hidden details of its feathers will

help solve the mystery of whether or not it could really fly.

Only 12 of these curious creatures have ever been found.

And England have finally won a major tournament on penalties!

The under 17s side beat the Netherlands 4-1

in a shoot out to win the European Championship final in Malta

and maybe give Roy Hodgson's side some hope for the summer.

Newsround's back right here in about half-an-hour.