29/04/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm here with your window on the world.

Coming up in the next few minutes: Give me a C!

Give me a double O and an L.

What does it spell?

The cool cheerleaders in Florida!

Meet the man people are calling the real life Iron Man.

I'm Ricky.

Music first, and yesterday we told you about the

incredible battle to the top of the album charts between Ed

Sheeran and these guys, Steps.

So who made it to the top spot?

It was one of the weirdest chart battles in years,

the king of pop, Ed Sheeran, against one of the cheesiest pop

groups on the planet.

Ed Sheeran's Divide has been on top of the album charts for seven weeks.

Enter Steps, a group that has been around for 20 years.

# Now you're suddenly like a stranger

# This is the summer of love.#

Here's a flavour of their hits.

# Never planning for

# Here and now

# It's the way you make me feel

# Don't let the darkness come and hold me.#

While their new album, Tears On The Dancefloor,

was beating Ed in sales earlier this week, so could they

knock him off the top?

Well, no.

Ed Sheeran was able to hang on, making his eighth week on top

of the album charts.

16,000 units ahead of Steps, who had to settle for number two.

Oh, that's a Tragedy.

Better luck next week, Steps.

Next, what do you need to grow strawberries?

Some soil, water and plenty of sunshine?

Well, not here in France, where they're growing strawberries

inside containers that normally transport goods on ships.

Inside there are special pink lights instead of sunlight and there's even

a team of bumblebees to spread pollen amongst the plants.

Its inventors reckon the strawberries are tastier

and better for you because they get longer to ripen unlike ones

in fields which get picked whilst still green.

They say its better for the environment because it uses

90% less water and there's no need for pesticides.

We've got our hands on some of the best footage from

the World Cheerleading Championships which finished up

yesterday in the US.

Take a look at this.

# Bang bang into the room

# I know you want it

# Bang bang all over you

# I'll let you have it

# Wait a minute let me take you there

# Ah

# Wait a minute till you

# Ah.#

Here they come.

Some of the best cheerleaders from around the world,

representing England, Germany, the USA,

Russia and loads more.

These guys and girls put on their best routines

at the championships in Florida.

68 countries took part in a variety of competitions and events.

The competition has grown every year as cheerleading becomes

more and more popular.

I think people will see cheerleading as a sport

because people are like, it is not a sport, you just

dance and do some skills, but now people actually see

that it is actually a sport and we fight and it is hard

and we work hard to be as good as we are.

I hope that one day it will be an Olympic sport.

We like the weather and the whole situation here because here there

is a lot of teams from different countries and it is really cool.

It is even hoped that one day cheerleading will be an official

sport in future Olympic Games.

Let's go Russia, let's go!

Follow the dotted line to where X marks the spot.

Yep, you know exactly what I'm talking about, treasure!

But people don't really find treasure anymore, do they?

Well, yes, they do, actually, and some of it is in pretty

unexpected places, as Whitney explains.

There be gold.

Where?

You might ask.

Well, let me tell you.

In 2015 treasure hunters found gold coins worth more than ?2 million

in the sea off the coast of Florida in America.

Shiver me timbers, that's a pretty amount.

But not all treasure is found by treasure hunters.

In 2014 a couple in America discovered

hundreds of gold coins from the 1800s hidden away in rusty

metal tins buried under a tree.

They really hit the jackpot when they stumbled across

it while on a walk near their home.

Last year this rare gold coin was found in a chest,

no, not a treasure chest, a toy chest in a boy's bedroom.

It had been in the family for generations but no one knew

it was real pirate gold.

And earlier this month piano tuner Martin Backhouse discovered

the largest hoard of gold sovereign coins ever found in

Britain, inside a piano.

He didn't get to keep the gold but he still gets a reward.

Sounds alright to me.

So, it just goes to show, you never know when or where

you'll strike gold.

Now, do you remember Richard?

The man we told you about a couple of weeks ago who made

a special jet suit?

He's been showing off his flying skills in Canada and is now

being called a real life Iron Man.

Richard says the suit is capable of flying

at 200-miles-per-hour and at a height of

a few thousand feet.

That's all from me.

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