23/04/2014 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah, and I've got your Wednesday headlines. Coming

up: A day on from the sacking of David Moyes, now the big question -

who'll take over at Manchester United?

And the royals hit the DJ decks down under. This is Newsround.

First up, a day after David Moyes was sacked as Manchester United

manager the focus is now turning to who will replace him. Ryan Giggs has

been put in charge temporarily until the end of the season with

Netherlands boss Louis van Gaal and Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp

some of the names suggested. But Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola

has ruled himself out of the job. I am here, I am at Bayern Munich and

I want to stay two more years here. We won the Bundesliga but I feel

that our team can improve, I feel that we can be better.

Next, to a very special birthday. 450 years ago today a man was born

who many say was the greatest writer ever to pick up a quill - playwright

William Shakespeare. Celebrations will be taking place up and down the

country to mark the anniversary, including a fireworks display in his

home town of Stratford-upon-Avon. He's credited with inventing

thousands of words we use today, like "swagger" and "fashionable",

but his legacy has far more to it than that, as Nel's been finding

out. Many people think that William

Shakespeare was the greatest writ is writer of all time. We know that he

looked something like this, but because he lived so long ago much of

his life was still a mystery. He wrote some of the greatest plays of

his day. He was a fantastic storyteller. He knew how to make

people gasp, he knew how to make people laugh and cry just by

standing and sitting in a theatre like this. You could sit here, look

at the play and gasp. Shakespeare is thought to have invented over 2000

words, including horrid, lonely and majestic. He is also responsible for

phrases such as in a pickle and vanished into thin air. Our language

would not be the same without him. Shakespeare is like learning a new

language when you read it. Shakespeare makes you laugh, makes

you cry, that is important. It has got old English which you might not

understand. If you really think about it then you can understand

most of it. Shakespeare died nearly 400 years ago. His plays and poems

are taught in schools and theatres around the world.

Next, hundreds of people hoping to climb Mount Everest may have to call

off their plans. That's because the mountain guides there, called

sherpas, have gone on strike after an avalanche last week killed 16

people. Every year lots of climbers attempt to make it up the highest

mountain in the world and many rely on sherpas to lead them. The sherpas

are angry at the government in Nepal over the dangerous conditions they

work in and their treatment of the sherpas. To last night's football,

and Chelsea fought hard to hold Atletico Madrid to a 0-0 draw in

their Champions League semifinal first leg.

But at what cost? Goalkeeper Petr Cech took a tough fall in the first

half and had to be stretchered off. And captain John Terry also had a

nasty tumble after half-time and had to come off too. Both players will

miss the rest of the season, and for Blues boss Jose Mourinho it's all to

play for in the return leg next week. We had problems were for the

game, during the game. We lost two players. Two with injuries and two

litre with yellow cards. -- later. But we will fight. Before the game

we were talking about the game of the life. Now the game of the life

is that Stamford Bridge. Finally, to some DJ-ing Down Under

for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Watch out for the flashes

coming up. They took to the decks while visiting a music project in

Adelaide on day 17 of their tour of Australia and New Zealand, though

young Prince George wasn't with them for this visit. The couple also

watched rap, hip hop and Aboriginal dance performances, and chatted to

young artists. Finally, as well as being

Shakespeare's birthday today, it's also St George's Day, celebrating

the patron saint of England. But how much do you know about St George?

The Newsround website is the place to go try our quiz all about him.

That's all for now, but join me in half an hour to find out how you can

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