31/05/2014 Newsround

Morning, guys. Martin here with the latest in space travel and these

crazy climbers on the way on Newsround.

But first to a warning that some popular online games and apps for

kids are being targeted by food and drinks companies advertising

unhealthy food and drink. At the moment companies are not allowed to

advertise products with high sugar or fat on children's TV. But a study

by the University of Bath says some advertisers have found a loophole in

the law to promote them online. They're calling for better rules to

stop it happening. Something backed by local councils.

The key concern of councils is mum and dad may not realise that what is

a free game to keep children entertained for a few hours is

actually cleverly targeted advertising that is intended to get

those children asking mum and dad to buy them some unhealthy foods.

The Commonwealth Games Baton Relay returns to England today. The baton

has been round the world and is on its way to Glasgow for the start of

this summer's games. Team England cyclists Matt Crampton and Jess

Varnish will welcome it in Manchester later.

do searches on to find a new way to get astronauts safely to and

space. One company that thinks it has the answer is SpaceX, who've

just revealed their new craft. Here's Hayley.

Could this be the future of how we fly into orbit? A private company,

Space X has unveiled their new craft, designed to ferry astronauts

to and from space. The Dragon V2 has room for seven astronauts inside and

a swing-down computer screen for the pilot to use. US space agency NASA

is looking for ways to get it astronauts to and from space, and

now big businesses are pitching their ideas. NASA used to use space

shuttles, a bit like planes, which would blast off attached to a rocket

and glide back down to Earth to land. But the shuttles were retired

in 2011 and since then America has had to use Russian rockets which can

be very expensive. Unlike the old shuttles, the Dragon V2 doesn't need

a runway to land. It can use side thrusters and legs to land

vertically like a helicopter on a small patch of solid ground. It is

reusable craft like this will play a big part in making space travel more

More than 300 climbers scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia

record for the most people on the bridge, and also broke the record

That's it but we're back at 11.55am. See ya.