03/09/2014 Newsround

The world's fastest man tries out a new sport.

First, to one of the world's poorest countries - Uganda, in Africa.

Life in the slums there can be incredibly hard but kids in the

capital have come up with a way to change their lives for the better.

YouTube has played a part in the success of Justin Bieber, Arianna

But check out these guys - Ghetto Kids.

This home-made video shot them to fame when it was uploaded

It's had almost five million views from across the world -

and now they perform in some of the biggest shows in Uganda.

Several people have posted on YouTube, trying to dance like these

Their success hasn't come easy, though - they train every day,

either rehearsing routines or doing exercises.

The brains behind it all is their maths teacher who set up

the group as a way to help poorer children in his neighbourhood.

As we dance, maybe someone might get money and it can pay for school

Many of the group's members come from the Kampala slums - the poorest

parts of the city, where even the basics of life, like food and

Houses are often little more than shacks.

My life was bad because I would go out in the street and start to beg.

Since performing with the Ghetto kids, Alex

and his family can afford this home, and he's able to go back to school.

But it won't be the last you hear of them -

the group are working harder than ever and are now releasing their own

Next up, the stars of Strictly hit the red carpet last night for the

Steve Backshall, Judy Murray and Radio 1's Scott Mills will find

out who they're partnered with in the first programme this Sunday.

The early favourite to win is singer Pixie Lott.

Who knows what is going to happen? It feels like pressure, and I don't

like to focus on pressure. I will pretend I have not heard it and

carry on and have fun. And if Strictly's not your thing,

then a new BBC One show starts tonight

all about the real-life story At Chester zoo, there are 11,000

animals and 400 different species, including elephants,

monkeys and tigers. But it was also home to one

very lucky girl, who once called This was once home to June Williams,

after her family bought the manor in What did you get up to here

as a nine-year-old? I would come home from school and I

would straightaway get changed out I was allowed to play with Mary

and around the zoo with her. A new drama starts tonight, based

on the life of June and her family. Do you think anyone would really

believe what kind of life she had? When I was reading the script, I

did not think it was a real story. When she was taking me around,

she would say that the window is different

because the bear had broken it. She told me stories

and told me about what it was like. I could not have been more pleased

about the way she has portrayed me. But I did not really think

it warranted a film! It was normal for you because it

happened and you know everything, but to someone reading it, it is

like, that could not have happened! You look like you will be

best friends for life! And finally,

if you thought Usain Bolt's sporting skills were restricted to

the track, then think again. The world's fastest man has been

showing off his cricket skills in a special exhibition match, and he

certainly seemed to enjoy himself. Newsround's back with

Martin this afternoon.