05/06/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky with what's happening in the world today.

Find out what these guys have in common.

But, first, the family of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali have thanked

people for their tributes, after he died aged 74.

American president Barack Obama said Ali shook up the world,

A huge procession, followed by his funeral will be held on Friday.

And you can read about who Muhammad Ali was,

Sport, but first to tennis and Garbina Muguruza has

beaten Serena Williams in the French Open final.

This is her first Grand Slam tournament win and she managed

to overcome Williams who has won 21 in her career.

I think to win a grand slam title is very special.

Not everyone can win it and have your name on the trophy,

so it's just part of the history, so, for sure, it's amazing.

Britain's Andy Murray will take on Novak Djokovic

Murray beat Djokovic in the final of the Italian Open last month

and is aiming to be the first British man to win the French Open

But Novak Djokovic has history on his mind too and is aiming to

England's women have given their hopes of qualifying for next

year's European Championships a boost, as they beat Serbia 7-0.

The Lionesses were 3-0 up by half time thanks to a goal

on her international debut from Rachel Daly.

A hat trick from Karen Carney then sealed the epic win.

Now to the telescopes mapping out the furthest reaches of space

Jodrell Bank in the UK and Carnarvon in South Africa have

something that unites them, giant radio telescopes

So we decided to introduce kids from these areas to each other to

This is where these kids go to school.

And this is where these guys go to school.

Different countries, thousands of miles apart,

with one big thing in common - they both have massive

Today, we're bringing them together so that they can find

out what their lives have in common.

So, we are about to talk, that's very exciting.

How excited are you guys to speak to the UK?

Ella, say hello to everyone.

It is lovely, we learn much about it.

So, they learnt loads, they took loads of fun

What would you like the telescopes to find?

So, that's what these guys want their telescope to find out.

I would really like telescopes to find out if there is really life

on Mars because they already have found out that there

is water, and the gravity is similar to Earth's.

We've had a great time chatting to you lot from South Africa.

But we've got no more time left.

And we've loved listening to all those questions

here in England so we're going to say goodbye, too!

Bringing children together, it is what we do!

Next, it's Sunday and that means it's time for your weekly dose

Daredevils in Gloucestershire took part in an epic downhill race,

chasing the ultimate prize - cheese!

For hundreds of years, people have competed in the event,

chasing a massive Double Gloucester cheese down a steep hill.

This year's champion, Chris Anderson, has won it

This American wingsuit pilot called the Human Arrow lived up

to his name this week, zooming at 120 mph over

the great Wall of China, Jeb Corliss attempted to hit

a target that was no big than an apple.

And, finally, this weird looking bus is designed to get around

the problem of terrible traffic in China by running straight over

It's still just an idea but the two legs act like stilts

so that its passengers float above the jams.

Finally to a music festival in Hong Kong that takes electronic

This band made up entirely of robots was headlining an arts festival.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just after 2pm.