28/05/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah with Wednesday's top stories.

No brakes, no steering wheel - the car that drives itself.

And find out who the new manager at Tottenham is.

But first to Brazil in South America where police have again clashed with

anti-World Cup demonstrators this time in the capital, Brazilia.

Stones were thrown at security forces as hundreds

of protesters tried to reach the National Stadium where the

This is the latest in a series of demonstrations in Brazil against

the cost of staging the tournament which kicks off in two weeks.

Police say around 1,500 people turned up to protest which blocked

Next, imagine a car that drives you to school or to see your mates

Google has announced it's going to start building self-driving cars.

The company plans to build 100 vehicles,

which won't have steering wheels or pedals, simply stop and go buttons.

Now Britain's male gymnasts have just returned home from

their best ever European Gymnastics Championships, taking home five

Max Whitlock, here in the middle, and Nile Wilson, who both won gold

in Bulgaria join me in the studio, but before we talk to them, let's

Come on, Max, there we go. Into the full spin.

What does it feel like to look back on your success there? It has been a

crazy week for me. Before the last European Championships we were

expected to win, and I got a silver, so it was quite a tough

experience going in as the favourite, but looking back, it's

been amazing. Max, what you do with all of these medals? I think it's a

record of the number of medals we've had in the studio before. In the

European Championships we broke the record, and the girls did amazing as

well. To come out with this amount of medals from a major championship

just adds to the confidence going into the next one. I guess it will

help you with the Commonwealth games, and Rio in 2016. How do you

feel about that? I'm looking forward to it. The team will be selected

soon and there's a lot of strong people fighting for a place as well.

It's something I'm really looking forward to to compare it to Delhi in

2010 will be amazing, and hopefully with the world championships, we can

bring back some more. Can I hold one of those? What will you do with all

of them? They are really heavy. I will hang most of them up, but these

are special, so I will get them framed. They are heavier than I

thought I will give them back. Thank you so much for coming in and the

best of luck for the. Thank you. Sports news, and Spurs have

a new manager, Mauricio Pochettino. You may recognise him

because last season he was in charge of Southampton, who he

guided to eighth in the league. The Argentine has agreed

a five-year deal at the club and becomes Tottenham's tenth

manager since 2001. Tennis and Britain's Number one

Andy Murray is through to the The Wimbledon champ came through in

four sets after dropping the third. In the women's draw,

Heather Watson won her ninth game in The British number two won

in straight sets. The 1D boys head to Sunderland today

for their first date Around 50,000 fans are expected

at the Stadium of Light later today The boys will then head to

Manchester, Edinburgh and Wembley Make sure you tune into Newsround

at 4:20pm, where Martin will be live

in Sunderland catching up with some And now to what could be

the oldest set of false teeth ever Sorry

if you're eating your breakfast! Archaeologists say they found these

dental implants while digging They believe they're from the

Iron Age about 2,800 years ago and belonged to a woman who was no

older than 30 years old. The find has been bagged up and

taken to a lab for a closer look. Join me on Newsround in half an hour

to find out why gardening could help you learn some really important

things outside of the classroom.