22/02/2017 Newsround

Good morning, it's Wednesday the 22nd of February.

You're watching Newsround with me, Ayshah.

On the way - Why this man is in trouble for eating a pie?

And we give you the lowdown on the Brit Awards.

Sport first, and Man City thrashed rivals Monaco

in the Champions League.

They beat them 5-3 in a goal-tastic match.

Goals from Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguero helped

seal the victory.

The Blues' next match will be against Huddersfield

at the Etihad Stadium in the FA Cup.

However, things aren't looking too good for last year's Premier League

champions Leicester City.

The Foxes are fighting relegation after not winning

a single match away this Premier League season.

But in the Champions League, the team are playing against Spanish

side Sevilla tonight, and are hoping a win

will help boost their season.

Sticking with footie, there's a bit of a row

going on about a man eating a pie.

It happened in the FA Cup clash between Sutton United and Arsenal.

The pie eater in question was reserve Sutton goalie,

Wayne Shaw who was filmed scoffing one down on the substitutes bench.

At the time it was thought it was a bit of a laugh,

but an online betting site said it was a stunt to make money.

The FA are investigating and Shaw has resigned.

Showbiz news now, and the biggest music stars in the UK are getting

ready for a huge event later.

The Brit Awards.

So who's going to be there, who's performing,

and what will the prize look like?

Well, we've got it all covered.

Watch this.

They'll be stars everywhere, coming out for the UK's

biggest music awards.

Among them Little Mix, who'll have high hopes of taking

home their first Brit.

They're up for three - Best Single, Best Video and Best Group.

Matching them on three nominations is Skepta.

Other superstars to look out for on the night include Bruno Mars,

Katy Perry and Ed Sheeran - they're all performing.

And your parents might like this guy.

He's getting the biggest prize of the night.

The Icon Award.

If you're still confused, ask your parents about Take That.

Holding the show all together are these two.

Dermot O'Leary, who we all know from X Factor, and Emma Willis

who presents The Voice.

And the final thing you need to know is

what the prize will look like?

So, drumroll, please!

Looks like it's busting a move!

Good luck, musical superstars.

Have a good one!

And if you want more info on all the nominations

and what to expect tonight, then go online for all

you need to know.

The sport of rugby league is fast and furious with big,

strong players going head to head during a match.

But now one team is looking to the dance world

to give their future rugby stars an edge over their competition.

Here's Jenny.

Rugby league.

It's full of hard hits, big kicks, tremendous

tries.

And ballet?

That's right.

I said ballet.

Rugby league club Wigan Warriors have made dance classes a

regular feature of training for their young 16

to 19-year-old stars.

When it first came about, I think the lads

thought it was a bit of fun but as we looked more into it,

the American football teams have done it and we

are looking at it from danger prevention because we get ankle

injuries in rugby league and this is one way to prevent it.

Have the players enjoyed swapping their rugby

boots for ballet shoes?

At first I was a bit shocked and surprised that

we were doing it, but we got told it was not a joke

and we were going to be doing this and I jumped right in.

It gives us a break from the rugby and it's

good for your mindset and

it's good for your knees, and it's like people

with ankle injuries, it

can strengthen them.

It's good training and despite what you might

think, tough training.

I've never had sore legs like I've had sore

legs after doing this.

I always talk to my sister and she does it as

well, and she said teaching that is good.

And their ballet teacher hopes more professional teams in the UK

will eventually see the benefits as well.

I have worked hard to try and look at where they are getting

injured, what movements we can do to help strengthen, and they have

worked so hard and the improvement in such a short time, they are

sports people and they want to be good at everything, including

ballet.

These future stars will be hoping that ballet can help them

dance their way to rugby success.

A woman who found a rare five pound note worth loads of money has given

it to charity.

It had a portrait of Jane Austen,

which is quite tricky to spot, but it was found in Enniskillen

in Northern Ireland.

It's been confirmed the money raised from it, thought

to be around ?50,000, will be given to Children in Need.

Finally, you might have heard of guide dogs but how

about helpful meerkats?

Well, meet Mia and Kat.

They're helping to entertain

the people in a home for learning disabilities in North Yorkshire.

The two animals just play around, but watching their games is proving

very popular with the people who live there.

That's all from me this morning.

Newsround's back with Ricky at 4:20 this afternoon.

Go online to see the underwater snake robot who's

fixing oil pipelines.

It's fascinating.