23/10/2016 Newsround

Hello.

Morning, everyone.

I'm Leah and you're live with Newsround on CBBC.

The French government are making final preparations before

they demolish the giant migrant and refugee camp in Calais

known as the "Jungle".

The camp is full of people who have come to Europe to escape war

or to look for a better life and they will be

moved somewhere else.

Last night a group of about 70 children from the camp arrived

in the UK to be looked after.

Some already have family in the UK here, but some don't.

if you want to know more about the refugee children

who are travelling by themselves across Europe we have a guide

on the website and don't forget if you are upset by this story

or by anything in the news, there's also loads of advice online.

OK, time for a quick round-up of some of the other top stories

today: In the cricket England have set Bangladesh a target of 286

to win the test after adding 12 runs this morning.

The match is now finely poised with hosts needing 148 more runs

to win after with six wickets still in hand.

And to Twickenham now but it's not what you think.

The stadium will be swapping tries for touchdowns when NFL's

Los Angeles Rams face the New York Giants later today

in the first non-Rugby match to take place at the stadium

in it's 107 year history.

Next in Formula one Lewis Hamilton has beaten his Mercedes team-mate

Nico Rosberg to pole position at the United States Grand Prix.

He needs to win to have revive his hopes of winning the title.

He is currently 33 points behind with four races left.

Lastly have you got time for a stuck rhino, a white squirrel

and baking hamsters?

Of course you have!

Here's Martin...

So, you've probably seen the more common grey squirrel, and you might

know that red squirrels are pretty rare.

Did you know about the rarest of them all, the white squirrel?

According to wildlife experts there could only

be about 25 of them in

the UK.

But this whole family have moved into a garden in Edinburgh.

They look pretty comfortable to me.

What did a rhino get stuck in?

The mud?

Nope.

This rhino got his snout stuck in a tyre.

We're not sure where he found it, but luckily vet

stepped in and gave him some medicine so they could help remove

it.

He looks a lot less grumpy now he can eat again.

What a remarkable rhino rescue.

This is Bake Off.

Hamster style.

Owner Beverly recreated the Great British Bake Off set for her

hamsters.

This isn't the first time she's done something like this.

She's also made hamster sized sets for her pets like a ballet studio

and a supermarket.

She is rumoured to be working on one of Strictly

Come Dancing.

Well, how about the Newsround studio, Beverly?

That's all from me guys, Newsround's back right at midday.