22/07/2017 Newsround

Good afternoon.

First, to an accidental discovery by a 10-year-old,

of a million year old fossil.

Take a look this - it's incredible.

Back in November of last year, me and my family to to go on a

bike ride.

So far, so ordinary. Right?

I went to go hide in a canal, and when I was running up the canal,

I tripped on a tusk.

You tripped on a what?

On a tusk.

A tusk?

My face landed next to the bottom jaw.

I looked further up, and I saw another task.

I looked further up, and I saw another tusk.

OK, we should explain.

The thing that Jude had tripped over it really was a tusk,

from an ancient fossil buried in the ground.

It is from a creature 1.2 million years old,

called a stegomastodon.

Stegomastodons were from the same family as elephants and mammoths.

They would have roamed parts of the US up until

11,700 years ago.

So, Jude called in the experts, and they started a big

project to get the fossil out safely.

Peter Houde from New Mexico State University led the team.

So, how big a deal is the discovery?

The fossil is probably about 1.2 million years old.

This may be only the second that was found in New Mexico.

Great work, Jude!

Now, Mo Farrah might be one of the fastest men on the planet,

but now a dad of two claims to have broken one of his world records.

Sir Mo set the record for the 100-metre sack race

back in 2014 with a time of 39.91 seconds.

But yesterday, Stephen Wildish did it in 28 seconds,

smashing Mo's time.

He's now waiting for it to be officially confirmed so

he can claim his new world record.

Next, another incredible acheivement - a cat who went

on an extraordinary three-month trek, by accident.

Here's Ayshah.

Hey, Whiskers.

He looks happy now in the arms of his owner, but this

is what happened three months ago.

He was on a trip in the Australian outback with his owners,

a thousand kilometres away from home.

But the caravan they were in broke down- and they were stuck for hours.

And Whiskers escaped for a walk in the middle of the night.

In the morning, his owners couldn't find him.

They searched all day, but then eventually had to leave.

Three months later the owners got an unexpected phone call.

Whiskers was found!

He'd been taken to a vet, who scanned a microchip which said

who he belonged to.

Now he's been reunited with his owners.

It might be a while before he's allowed out on another trip.

Next to football, with a bit of a twist.

The rules, the pitch and the teams are the same,

but there's one big difference.

The BBC's Mike Bushell has this one.

Well, we're all dressed up, our face paint's on, some more than

others, admittedly, and all ready for kick-off, but at the moment,

but at the moment, it seems just like an ordinary six-a-side game.

All that changes, though, with a flick of a switch.

WHISTLE BLASTS.

It all started with glow badminton and glow squash,

and then about two years ago, glow football started up, and has

since spread right across the North and other parts of the country, too.

I think it is just the combination of the three

factors, playing football with your friends,

the lights are off, face paint on, headbands on,

the music is on, just a real party scene.

It is part of a wider push by the UV sports organisation,

Glow Active UK, which has helped start leagues at dozens of clubs.

The girls can really show themselves with the way that they put their

face paint on.

They can show their personality that way.

Oh, it's a save!

So it stays level.

The game is finely poised, the opposition are

making a substitution.

And what a substitution it was!

Tackled, we've lost.

That super sub made all the difference, as the lights go on,

and all our face paints have run.

But it is not a surprise who made the difference.

94 caps for England, Sue Smith, her first experience of

glow football.

How was it for you, Sue?

I absolutely loved it!

It was so much fun.

Because the lights are out, I think it is great for some of the

young girls and boys that don't have confidence.

So I think, if you make a mistake, you don't know who has

done that mistake, so it would probably have

been quite good for me.

And me, I hope, when I managed to score an own goal.

But it could have been anyone, as you hide behind

your UV paint, which certainly makes for some interesting team.

your UV paint, which certainly makes for some interesting team photos.

And finally, happy birthday to Prince George!

Its his fourth birthday today, and to celebrate, the Royal Family

have released this special photo.

His mum and dad, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,

say they are delighted with the photo.

The whole family are on a tour of Poland and Germany at the moment.

Have a great day, George!

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here tomorrow morning with the Pitch Battle final

results and the latest from the parathletics.

See you then.

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