14/10/2016 Newsround

See ya!

Good morning - you're watching Newsround this

Friday with me, Jenny.

First, a gorilla that escaped from its enclosure at London Zoo

is now safely back in its home.

Kumbuka got out of his den yesterday afternoon and into a keepers' area

that wasn't open to the public.

Vets and police helped to capture the silverback,

while visitors were kept indoors.

The zoo says no-one was ever in danger and it's

investigating what happened.

This was a minor incident and I'm happy to report

that out of all this, Kumbuka's back in his den and

interacting happily with his family.

At no time were any of our visitors in any danger.

The gorilla did not get out of his safe space.

There were only about 100 visitors at the end of the day.

I'd like to thank all those visitors for cooperating.

A tough decision but the right one, that's how Team GB star

Jessica Ennis-Hill has described her choice to retire.

The athlete won an unforgettable gold in the heptathlon at the London

2012 Olympics - and followed that up with a silver in Rio

just two months ago.

She said yesterday that she wants to leave the sport on a high,

and that she has no regrets.

Well - Martin's been taking a look-back at Jess's Journey.

Jess's journey begins in 1986 in Sheffield.

From a young age, she took up athletics.

Her potential was obvious.

Her first big success came when she won bronze at the 2006

Commonwealth Games, in the event, she went

on to dominate - the heptathlon.

Jess firmly announced herself on the world stage

when she won her first gold medal in 2009, at the world

Championships in Berlin.

And then the big one.

A defining moment for Jess came at the London 2012

Olympics, when she became Olympic heptathlon champion.

After the Olympics, Jess took some time away from athletics,

got married, becoming Jessica Ennis-Hill.

Then, in 2014, she became a mum to baby Reggie.

But new mum Jess was soon back on the track, running another

incredible gold medal at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing.

Then, just a few months ago, Jess followed up her Olympic

gold with a silver medal at the Rio Olympics,

capping off a remarkable athletics career for one

of Team GB's superstars.

And that is Jess's Journey.

Fellow British heptathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson has called

it a sad day for athletics.

She tweeted that Jess was "a real inspiration to me

and so many others".

Well - among those many others are pupils at Jess's former

secondary school in Sheffield - who have sent us these messages.

You've been such a huge inspiration to people all over the UK,

but particularly our school.

Ever since I saw you doing hurdles, you really inspired me

to start doing them, so I did last summer

and I did quite well, and you mostly inspired me

by becoming the fastest in the world.

Good luck in the future and thank you for inspiring me.

Since watching Jessica at the Olympics, I feel inspired

to do other sports like running jumping and things like that.

Thank you, Jess, for the such an inspiration to my

athletics and training - I hope you do well in the future.

Sticking with the future - and some good news

for Harry Potter fans - author JK Rowling's revealed that

she's planned scripts for FIVE Fantastic Beasts films.

The first movie, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,

is out next month and a sequel has already been confirmed.

The film is set in New York, 70 years before Harry Potter's story.

Eddie Redmayne plays main character Newt Scamander, and he admits

to taking inspiration Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson!

There were definitely moments when I was making this film

when I went back and looked at the Potters particularly Dan

and Emma's one work. I may have stolen a few moments!

He's the chubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff and this year

he's having a big birthday.

The Winnie the Pooh books are turning 90, and new adventures

in the Hundred Acre Wood are coming out to mark the anniversary.

There will be a new character too - Penguin - based on a photograph

of Pooh author, AA Milne, and his son Christopher

playing with a penguin.

And from Pooh to Peake. Some very exciting news to tell you.

British astronaut Tim Peake is coming into Newsround HQ tomorrow

and we want your questions for him!

So if you've ever wondered what it's like to be in space,

or just how to get his amazing job - then let us know and we'll

do our best to ask Tim your question.

That's all from me. Newsround's back in half an hour.

We'll have two special guests to talk about their 20th anniversary!

Bye!