30/06/2017 Newsround

Hey, I'm Whitney, live on CBBC with your friday

First up, scientists say too many parents are causing a pollution

problem, when they drop off and pick up their kids at school, while

Pollution from cars, the more we all drive around, the worse it's

getting. It makes the air dirty and that can make people feel really

ill. Some experts think one of the problems is parents. They say when

children are being dropped off at school, too many parents wait and

leave the engine running, letting too many fumes get into the air.

It's called idling, they say it should be banned. Already in parts

of London, parents who are caught doing it could have to pay a fine of

?80. Some scientists say clean air should be seen as important as clean

water. The new rules want idling banned near all schools, hospitals

and care homes. They say it should be made easier for everyone to walk

and cycle where they need to go. All I have to say here,

is one lost turtle... one ocean....and one

truly epic story. This turtle is nearly home. She's

just arrived at this turtle sanctuary, where she'll spend the

next four weeks. Getting here has been no easy mission. It's thought

she was swept off course, away from the south-western breeding grounds

off Africa, past the East Coast of America and back across the Atlantic

all the way to the UK. She was found last November washed up on a beach

in Anglesey, in Wales. Just minutes away from the sea zoo, the team

there helped her recover from the cold water and got her eating again.

Turtles like this would normally be found in warmer waters, further

south. It seems she's enjoying being back already. Here, it's sunny every

day. We actually saw the second day she was here, she was basking

happily. What's next? What we want to do is take her further south-west

in the Atlantic and release her in slightly warmer waters, where she's

north of the breeding grounds and let her find her own way there.

She's almost back where she belongs. Experts hope she will have babies

and keep this endangered species turtly awesome.

Now just as we're getting used to seeing drone racing,

in South Korea, they've already moved on to drone football!

It's a new sport that puts drones inside round plastic

Players then have to ram other drones out of the way

and fly their drone into a goal to score points!

Let's end on something pretty egg-citing -

The World Egg Throwing Championships!

I'm so sorry, I just couldn't help myself.

This is Lincolnshire, and this is the World Egg Throwing

championships. Local teams faced off against challengers from around the

world, with teams from Ireland, Germany, Canada and the Sunny Side

Up of the globe, Australia and New Zealand, for an egg-stravagana.

There was egg roulette, where contestants take turns cracking an

egg on their heads. Whoever gets a raw one is scrambled out. The joy is

seeing somebody pick the wrong egg. They're confident picking the first

egg. The highlight of the day is the egg throw and catch contest. Teams

of two people whisk everything to successfully make a throw in this

knockout event. We had a world record. The duo from New Zealand

made an incredible 81-metre throw, smashing the old record of 76

metres. They did not chicken out this afternoon one - cracking effort

guys! Before we go, a quick tip from an egg-spert. The eggs tell me which

one to pick. Sounds like she's hatched a plan. My head is fried.

It's time to go. Newsround's back tomorrow morning -

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