21/05/2016 Newsround


21/05/2016

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Hi, I'm Ayshah with your Newsround update this Saturday

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The robot searching the seas for wildlife and ...

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First up to football and this afternoon's FA Cup Final.

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Crystal Palace face Manchester United at

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The two teams last met in the FA Cup final in 1990 when Manchester

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We asked fans of both teams to send us their messages ahead

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Who do you think can win the final? Crystal Palace! Who do you think

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will win? Manchester United! . I think they will do a greater job.

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I'm going to watch it on TV. I'm watching it on TV. Come on, ball

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assy. Come on, Crystal Palace! My uncle and cousin are coming over

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from Spain to watch it. I'm going to be really excited.

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Who is your favourite player from the teams? Come on, Crystal Palace,

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go! Crystal Palace! Thanks, guys. Next to the sports competition

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with a difference, The Great CityGames took place

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in Manchester last night Special tracks were built right

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in the middle of the city which meant people got the chance

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to see top athletes Athlete Greg Rutherford said taking

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part in the event It's that interaction that we as

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athletes get with people here you don't always get in a stadium. That

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is hugely important. It could be one youngster comes down and sees it and

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think it is is great or an elderly person who is motivated to do some

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To one of the world's most famous actresses now.

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Angelina Jolie-Pitt is well known for starring in movies

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like Maleficent, but she also works for the United Nations.

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She's campaigning about the growing refugee and migrant crisis caused

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Ricky went with some Newsround viewers, who got the chance to ask

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As we all now know, you have visited many refugee camps over the years,

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can you tell us what life is like in these camps? The thing that I think

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would shock you the most is now the average day in a refugee camp is

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about 20 years, so that means if you are born in a refugee camp, your

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whole childhood is in a camp. It is on borrowed land. You get the food

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once a month. You only get what they give you. Nothing special, nothing

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personal like spice, like things your mum cooks you at home.

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Sometimes the funds are limited, so the education is limited.

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You are less selfish than other celebrities... You are very sweet!

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What makes you focus more time on refugees than yourself? Well, I wake

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up in the morning, the first thing I am is a mum. That's the greatest

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thing for me in the world. Then I'm a person who lives in this world and

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wants to do some good, I hope, before it is all over for me.

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Now to the fight that's promoting peace,

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Sounds odd doesn't it but these guys in Colombia,

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South America, had a huge pillow fight to ask for an end

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Colombia has been at war for almost 50 years but the government

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is now talking with rebel groups to try and bring peace.

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To the robot with a very cool underwater mission.

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His name is Thomas and this is what he's been up to.

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Sailing the sea, scanning underwater, and recording data.

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Thomas the robot has a lot to do. He's on a two-week mission to

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capture images of ocean life, up to 30 metres below the sea! Setting off

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from the coast of Cornwall, he will travel for two weeks around the

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area. It is a really important area for

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Marine wildlife. Previous missions have shown that it is a hot spot

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area for things like whales, dolphin, porpoises and seabirds.

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Thomas is powered about wind and solar power, topped up with a diesel

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generator. There are cameras and censors all over his body.

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Researchers hope that the Thomas robot will give information about

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creatures living in the deep ocean so that they can protect them.

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And finally, if you're impatiently waiting for the next

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Star Wars installment, and need something to fill

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This clip of a mum in Texas in the US, trying on a Chewbacca

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More than 50 million people have watched 'Chewwie' Candace Payne

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And if you want more news stories go online to find out all about

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The drone's eye view of famous landmarks and the dog collecting

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Newsround's back right here just before 2pm.

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