05/01/2016 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah, and we've got loads to tell you this

Find out why it is such a big day for these little guys.

And the volcano of fire spewing lava high into the sky.

First up this morning it's the start of a brand new year,

so lots of places are trying to catch up on those

We've sent Martin to Chester Zoo where they've got a pretty big task

Good morning, look where I am, and indoor rainforest over than... Home

to creatures who like tropical climates at the zoo. I spotted some

Victoria Crown pigeons. They have flown away, I don't think they like

me. It is a special day at the zoo. I have some of the staff, what are

these guys? This is a free mulled jungle nymph, and this one is a

giant walking stick although it has a more scientific name! There is a

massive currents going on Chester Zoo and every zoo in the UK, it has

to hand count every single animal in the zoo. That is not an easy task,

it will take over 100 staff today. Could you imagine counting all the

little fish, there are over 12,000 animals here. Catch-up with me at

just after 8am, I will be speaking to the girl in charge of doing that.

But back to you for now. To Guatemala in Central America,

where the Volcano of Fire spewed ash Material flew up

to 23,000 feet high. The eruption began last week

but has got worse recently. A year of special celebrations

begins today to mark the 500th The service which deals with most

of the post in the UK was originally Now it handles around 16

billion letters a year. And head over to the Newsround

website to read our fascinating It's 21 metres long,

weighs about 96 tonnes and had a top And on Friday, after a ?4.2

million refurbishment, tests will finally begin on one

of the world's most famous trains, the Flying Scotsman,

before it is back in action The famous steam train that once

ferried passengers from London to Edinburgh and back every day

will return to the rails today after restoration work has been

completed to fix the damaged engine. After 10 years and over ?4 million

spent, it's ready to be tested on the tracks before it's

finally ready to carry The train has been restored

for York's National Railway Museum The museum bought the locomotive

in 2004 thanks to lots of donations. But what they thought was a pretty

straightforward job hasn't been that easy and the old steam engine has

needed a complete overhaul. Finished the boiler, we've

reunited... There were some problems downstairs with a chassis that came

alight when we started lining things up, but we are in the final run now.

Flying Scotsman set the standards in luxury travel in the 1920s.

It broke the record as the first engine to reach 100 miles per hour

When it was retired from service in the 1960s it was sold,

and it went on tour in America and Australia.

Over 50 years since it last steamed its way across the UK,

it's given a new generation the chance to work on one

At such a privilege to work on such an historic use of British

engineering. People keep asking, what have you done today, have you

been on the Scotsman? They are always asking questions about it.

the famous train will be repainted in its traditional green before it

starts carrying passengers and goes on display

One of the biggest football clubs in the world has got a new manager.

Zinedine Zidane has been named as the new boss of Real Madrid

He told journalists he was looking forward to getting started.

That's all from me, I'll see you back here in half an hour.