31/07/2017 Newsround

I'm Ayshah with the latest stories around.

The boy who spotted a big dino mistake at a famous museum.

And the bridge where you won't want to look down.

First, a ceremony has taken place in Belgium to mark

100 years since the Battle of Passchendaele started.

It took place during World War I, and half a million German,

British and Allied soldiers were wounded or killed

Today, Prince William, Prince Charles and

the Prime Minister, Theresa May, attended a service there.

Around 4000 relatives of the soldiers went

to the ceremony, and some read out letters and diaries

Bill Rhodes travelled to Belgium to remember his great,

I don't think anyone can actually appreciate how horrific it was.

I think the conditions were just unbelievable.

Looking at what the guys had to fight in,

effectively what I'm wearing now is how they went to war.

The rain, the mud, it's a very nice July day but 100 years ago today

And there's loads more on WW1 at Newsround online,

including the story of Horace, a 14-year-old soldier.

And to football - England's women have gone straight back to training

after booking their place in the Euro semi-finals last night.

Jodie Taylor's second half goal earned them their first win

The Lionesses will now play hosts the Netherlands on Thursday.

For some England players, the success is still sinking in.

It's just an incredible moment for us.

We are still enjoying it a little bit this morning but I'm sure

Mark will have us nipping it in the bud soon to really

focus on the next game, but just what a performance

an exciting moment for us to be in the semifinals.

Eight-year-old Roxy Getter, from Florida in the US,

is now the youngest girl to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania,

Today I finished climbing the top of Mount Kilimanjaro.

It was hard, you had to go up and down

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 to the ten-year-old who spotted a big mistake in an exhibition

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 stay in the museum.

But Charlie spotted one of the exhibitS wasn't quite right.

I read this sign that had an egg but it showed the full dinosaur

side-by-side comparison to a human and I saw that the shape

of it was wrong - it was supposed to be an oviraptor but it looked

like an earlier dinosaur from the triceratops family.

This is what an oviraptor should look like.

You come up to one particular sign and he said it is wrong,

We said, Charlie, this is the Natural History Museum,

but he told us no, give me your phone and I will show

you and I could see quite clearly it was a completely different shape.

We got back home and we got like a sheet back and it said

basically that it was wrong and I was right.

In their 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 plants.

The world's longest hanging pedestrian bridge has just

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

We'll see you back here at 7:40am tomorrow morning.

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