28/06/2014 Newsround

Good morning, guys - Jenny here telling you why the lights went

News of another big win for Murray, and a serve gone wrong at Wimbledon.

But first - people across the country are celebrating the job men

and women from the army, navy, and air force do, as part of special

Hundreds of ex-soldiers will parade through

the Scottish city of Stirling with similar events across the UK.

Troops in Afghanistan will mark the event from the biggest army

Well, this year also marks 100 years since the outbreak of one

of the biggest wars in history - The First World War.

Millions of people from around the world were killed in fighting that

lasted four years, but it was a moment in Sarajevo, now the capital

of Bosnia and Herzegovina, exactly a hundred years ago today, that

started a chain of events which led to the conflict. The BBC's

Allan Little sent Newsround this report from the spot where the first

28th, 1914, was supposed to be a day of celebration in Sarajevo. Franz

Ferdinand, the next emperor, was coming to visit. Not everybody

thought this was a cause for celebration. A young man, a

teenager, only 19 years old, was standing on this street corner. He

was part of a group of people who were so angry they decided to get

freedom for the country. Franz Ferdinand's car was driving here.

When the car reached this corner, it presented a stationary target to the

attacker. He stepped forward, killing the Archduke Franz Ferdinand

and his wife. The Austrians blamed the Serbs and it escalated into war.

It started right here on this Sarajevo street corner.

A lightning storm stopped the show at music festival

Dance group Rudimental had to end their show early when a bolt

of lightning hit the ground nearby, and the electricity was turned off.

Things are back up and running now, but more rain is forecast for today.

And Andy Murray will enjoy a rest day today after he sailed past

Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut to reach the second week of Wimbledon

He's heading into round four on a 16-match winning streak,

but spare a thought for Romania's Monica Niculescu, she blocked

a powerful serve from her doubles partner with the back of her head.

Luckily the girls were able to play on after a short break.

That's all for now, Newsround's back just before midday.