26/05/2014 Newsround

Jenny here, live with all the big stories this

Surprise results in the European Elections, and what they could mean.

Plus, the pricey pool that's had a pretty impressive makeover.

Let's start with the results coming in from the European Elections.

The headlines are that the UK Independence Party has so far

won more seats than Britain's traditional big parties, something

Votes are still being counted in Scotland and Northern Ireland,

but UKIP's leader Nigel Farage has already described the results

as "the most extraordinary in a hundred years."

The BBC's Political Correspondent Chris Mason joins us now to explain

The people's army of UKIP has spoken tonight and delivered just about the

most extraordinary result that Britain has seen in 100 years and I

am proud to have led them to that. Contrast that with is of defeat. The

Liberal Democrats have almost been wiped out. Neither Labour nor the

Tories had the back to stand up to UKIP. We did and we are being

punished, but we would do it all over again. Labour have eaten the

Conservatives, but only narrowly. A result that will worry the party.

And they are now pondering what on earth to do about UKIP. We will

respond by making clear that we can fix the relationship between Britain

and Europe, that weekend whether real change and give the policy and

referendum. -- that we can bring about change. People are disaffected

and they are using their voting in the European Parliamentary elections

to express their dissatisfaction with politics. But it is photographs

like these which tell the story of the night. Pausing for a picture has

never been easier for UKIP. In other news, American President

Barack Obama made a surprise Forces have been in the country

for more than 10 years but are due Obama told soldiers that

the war there could come to He's trying to agree a deal to

keep a small amount of troops there to train Afghan security forces to

keep the peace in future. Next, to the swimming pool in France

that's been brought back from But don't dive into buying

your tickets just yet - it's The massive makeover

transformed it from this... After campaigning to restore

the historic pool locals celebrated It was the place to be seen in the

fashionable city of Paris, France. The great and good game to do pool

to do a few laps. To lounge on the sandy beach and in the winter it

turned into an ice rink. But in 1989, after 60 years of use, and

falling into disrepair, the pool closed its doors to the public. It

has been transformed back to its gory days. Local people campaigned

and raised the money to get the building restored and it's all been

designed to look like a cruise ship. The restoration has brought

back great memories for this 87-year-old, who has even written

about the famous cool. It was a marvel. Every year they would get an

ice rink on top of the summer slurring people -- the summer

summing pool. It is open again for visitors, but not everyone was able

to jump in on the opening week. With the summing pool tickets costing 100

it is an expensive swim foremost. The rivalry between Lewis Hamilton

and Rosberg has been hotting up. Finally, the semi-finalists

of this year's Britain's Got Talent 18 of the final 45 are singers,

while 12 are dance acts, including The boys who rapped

about their experiences They will all compete

in live semi-finals, with the ultimate winner taking home

?250,000 and a spot at the That's all from me, Newsround's

back right here at 8.15.