24/04/2012 Newsround

Afternoon all, we're live just after 5 and you're with Newsround.

Yes, he's Ore, I'm Nel and here's what you've missed while you've

been at school. Drama at sea in this amazing

lifeboat rescue. And quieter, greener and comfier.

I've been checking out the future of air travel.

But before all that, the sad news that's inspired some very positive

action. Yes, Claire Squires was taking part in the London Marathon

on Sunday when she collapsed. Tragically, she later died. But

since her death, people around the UK have donated almost �500,000 to

the charity she was running for. And that number's still rising.

Here's her story. London holds the world's most

famous Marathon - but this year as well as the celebrations from all

the people who finished the race, something very sad happened. With

just one mile to the finishing line, Claire Squires collapsed and died.

Claire, who was 30 and from Leicestershire, was one of more

than 37,000 runners who took part in the Marathon. She was fit and

healthy and had previously climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to raise money

for charity. We still don't know why Claire died. Marathon running

is really tough on your body, but it's extremely rare that people die

taking part. Before the race, her friends and family had donated �400

to the charity she'd chosen - The Samaritans. But since the news came

out that she'd died, the money just kept on rolling in. In their

thousands. And from many people who'd never even met her. Even

celebrities and famous athletes. Her brother-in-law spoke about what

this has meant to the family. just overwhelming, they just can't

believe the generosity of the people and what Claire's actually

achieved. Something good has fortunately come out of something

bad. The Samaritans say that the tragedy is devastating, but they

are stunned and overwhelmed from the response from the public, who

have been clearly affected by the charity. It seems that as the

amount of money raised gets higher and higher, Claire has been an

inspiration to thousands of people OK, moving on now and the RSPCA

says it's seen a big rise in people being cruel to their pets. Last

year, the number of people charged with animal cruelty or neglect went

up by nearly a quarter in England and Wales. Dogs, cats and horses

are the worst treated. The RSPCA says it's struggling to cope and

wants people to think really carefully before they take on an

animal as a pet. A lot of people don't ask questions before they get

their animal. We found out today who Great

Britain's men and women's football teams will play on their way to

hopeful Olympic glory this summer. The men have got a tough group. As

well as Senegal and the United Arab Emirates, they'll face Uruguay, who

are third in the world rankings. Great Britain's women will kick off

against New Zealand, then take on But for football fans tonight, all

eyes are on the Champions League, because Chelsea are just a game

away from the Champions League final. They haven't got that far

since Man United beat them four years ago. The Blues go into the

second leg of the semis 1-0 up against Barcelona at the Nou Camp.

Chelsea are the only British side left in Europe. No pressure then!

You do need a little bit of luck on your side to be able to win a

competition like this. But certainly the squad that we have at

Chelsea and the players that we have I think are very good. Best of

luck to them. Check out this nail-biting rescue

near Portsmouth. Coastguards were called to help two fishermen whose

boat had started to sink because of the bad weather. Seconds after

everyone was safe, the boat sank. Doesn't get any closer than that!

Next, if you're a big fan of flying but aren't a fan of the jetlag or

waking up with that sticky dry mouth, we've got the aircraft for

you. Today, touching down in Manchester was one of air travel's

newest models that promises a much smoother and environmentally

friendly ride. I hopped aboard the plane that could change the way we

fly forever. This is the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. It might look like a

normal plane but its design is radically different. This is carbon

fibre, the same material used to make Formula One cars which we see

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button Traditionally planes made of albin

yum but this plane is made of something much lighter. That means

it uses less fuel and it is therefore much more environmentally

friendly. But wait until you see the inside. Welcome aboard the 787

Boeing Dreamliner. As you can see, it looks like a regular plane on

the inside. It smells like a regular plane. But there are

differences. The very creative mood lighting means they can reflect

what time of day it is. That can help jet lag. There is more

moisture in the air, so you don't get dehide rate. And the windows

are massive. Our man in the know is Nico is. This the plane that's

going to change the way we see aviation? Yes, definitely. The 787

is a game-changing aeroplane. Carbon fibre is much stronger than

any other material used in aviation, so the aeroplane is very safe but a

much better-performing aeroplane. Unlike the normal planes, these

planes don't have shutters. You can adjust the shade of the window

yourself. So if you are in a really tired mood you can let the window

I could have stayed there all day. And from one amazing mode of

transport to another. Five years ago, the Cutty Sark was almost

destroyed by a massive fire. But after �50 million and lots of hard

work, the 19th century cargo ship is ready to reopen to the public.

The Queen and the Duke Of Edinburgh will do the honours in Greenwich in

southeast London tomorrow. She's been around Cape Horn many times.

She's been demasted, lots her Rudders. There have been lives lost

on this ship but she's come through everything. She is an icon of world

heritage. How about this beauty? Tyson has

just been crowned top dog in a beautiful bulldog contest. But it

wasn't a walk in the park for our Tyson. He was up against some stiff

competition. 50 gorgeous doggies made it through to the final,

including Rocket Man, Matilda Rose and my personal favourite, Chief

McBeef. Head over to our website right now