31/07/2017 Newsround

Good morning, you're live with Newsround this Monday morning.

First up, England's women are into the semi-finals

of the European Championship - the BBC's Ben Mundy sent us this.

So after 43 years England have finally beaten France. They want 1-0

here to set up a semifinal against tournament hosts the Netherlands on

Thursday. It was a nervy game but England managed to come out on top.

Jodie Taylor scoring her fifth of the tournament, a striker in form

and you'd need a striker in form if you are to win a tournament like

this. And more reasons to celebrate

in sport now as Great Britain have finished at the World Swimming

Championships in Hungary with seven medals after the men's

4 by 100 metre relay weaved his magic beating the Russian

team to finish second to the USA. Eight-year-old Roxy,

from Florida in the US, is now the youngest girl to have

climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania, the highest

peak in Africa. Today I finished climbing the top

of Mount Kilimanjaro. It was hard, you had

to go up and down a I didn't think I would

make it to the top. And that was hard, I was so tired

I could barely even walk. I might climb something like small

mountains but I don't think Next up, the Natural History Museum

in London has admitted they "got it wrong" after a 10 year

old from Essex spotted a big mistake Charlie is ten years old and he is

mad about dinosaurs. He went to the natural history museum in London

with his parents and his brother Ronnie. They went for an overnight

snake -- stay in the museum. But Charlie spotted one of the exhibits

wasn't quite right. I read this one sign that had an acre and it showed

a comparison to a human and I thought the shape that was wrong it

was meant to be a Oviraptor but it looked like an airy -- early

dinosaurs from the triceratops family. This is what a Oviraptor

should look like. He came up to a particular sign and said it is the

wrong sign and we said Charlie, this is the natural history museum and he

said no, give me a phone and I will show you and it was a completely

different shaped dinosaur! We got back home and we got a sheet back

and it said that it was wrong and I was right! In a letter to Charlie

the Natural History Museum told him they would correct the Oviraptor

sign and they hope he keeps his enthusiasm for all things dinosaurs,

fossils and plans. Nice one, Charlie. Good work.

If you've just had your breakfast, you might want to look away now.

This is the world's longest hanging pedestrian bridge, which has

It's nearly 500 metres long, and hangs a stomach churning 85

Finally, a new world record has been set at the World Air

Designs included a giant smiley face, and even a kangaroo.

People from more than 45 countries got involved and it took 45 minutes

to get all the balloons in the sky at the same time.

Well, that's all from the team for now, but Newsround's

Hi. My favourite CBBC show is Operation Ouch,

cos Dr Xand and Dr Chris are really, really, really, really funny.