30/04/2017 Newsround

Good afternoon, everyone, hope you've enjoyed the day so far.

Ricky here, with plenty of top stories.

And the man whose just finished the London Marathon -

British Boxer Anthony Joshua has just become the heavyweight

In the night of his life, he beat 41-year-old

Ukranian Wladimir Klitschko in the 11th round of the match

An incredible 90,000 fans turned out to the match where Joshua dropped

Klitschko in the fifth round, before being put down -

for the first time in his career - in the sixth.

But Joshua came back strong in the 11th round to take the win.

This is what he had to say about Klitschko.

I knew it was going to be tough for him to kind of show

what he was about because I wanted to do the same, I wanted to go

But maybe against anyone else in the division he may

As I said, I have the ultimate respect for him and what he's

achieved inside and outside of the ring.

But I wouldn't mind fighting him again.

Team England cheerleaders have flipped and tumbled

their way to the top at the World Championships in Orlando.

The all-female elite team beat 13 other nations to bag the gold medal.

The girls are clearly really happy with that result.

Just everything we've ever hoped for, everything

Thank you to the UK crowd, incredible support.

And I don't think we could have done it without them,

so thank you so much, we are so excited about next year already.

We've got loads on alert, including some tips on cheerleading on the

website. Check it out. And there'll certainly plenty

of cheering at Old Trafford right now as Manchester United play

Swansea United have a boost as Juan Mata, who was due

to be out for the season Swansea have made one

change to the side that beat Stoke last weekend,

with Ki Sung-yueng It's something that you would never

expect, a city has just popped up in the middle of the South african

desert and for a couple of days a year it's home to some

pretty special artwork. biggest art festival in Africa. More

than 30,000 people turned to this event this year in the south African

desert. Artists, musicians, people are like cars and tourists dressed

in costumes. Music is performed during the event. The festival shows

of all different types of artwork, from souped up cars to seemed camps.

After the event is over, some of the artists said the abuses of Colette.

-- said there are pieces of work alike.

A number of powerful tornados have hit the state of Texas

in the US last night, causing a lot of devastation.

Trees have been uprooted, cars overturned and some homes

A big operation is already underway to help those

Next, could the rubbish we throw away be used

Well, one man from Lockerbie in Scotland thinks so,

he reckons plastic roads could help save the planet.

This may look like an ordinary road but there is actually something

The mixture being laid down contains recycled plastic.

Its inventor, Toby, believe that plastic road-building

is a great idea and not only for environmental issues.

We've done a huge amount of testing and we think that our roads

Usually, roads are made up mostly of rocks, limestone and sand

and something called bitchumen is added.

It is extracted from crude oil to hold it all together like glue.

Toby's come up with a way of using plastic to have replaced

Local recycling plants like this one sift out plastic waste and sort it

This can be turned into millions of tiny plastic pellets.

Finally, bags of plastic pellets are added to the mixture

But will the plastic cause any risks to the environment?

What happens is polymas are added into the bitchumen mix,

it forms a kind of blend, so they totally melt in, there's no

So far only two areas of the UK have signed up to the scheme

but if the idea proves successful the classic you throw

out might end up under the wheels of your family car.

It's taken him almost a week, but this man,

dressed as a gorilla, has finally crawling all 26.2 miles

The marathon finished last Sunday but Tom Harrison has been crawling

the streets of London for 12 hours each day for the last week.

He's raised more than ?28,000 for a gorilla charity.

I under anticipated how long and how tough it would be crawling.

I thought initially three days but it's turned

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