24/02/2017 Newsround

I'm Jenny, and here's what is coming up on Newsround.

I'm in Leicester finding out what kids think about Claudio Ranieri's

sacking. And we talk to Beauty

And The Beast star Emma Watson! First today - the fairytale is over

for Leicester City footy Ayshah is live in

Leicester right now. The fans I have spoken to work in

shock today when the heard the news. I spoke to them, and they said in

the club shop just now, they could not believe what was happening. In

May, there were celebrations everywhere, everyone was so excited

because they were top of the Premier League, they were champions. And

now, they are just above the relegation zone. I spoke to the kids

about what they thought about it. Angry. Confused, astonished,

speechless, surprised. Flabbergasted he helped us win the Premier League

and now he's being fired. I thought he was a really good manager and he

helped the team win the cup, so I just really didn't know why they

would sack him chance would if they kept him for a bit longer, then he

could have improved his work. The players, they've been a bit lazy

this year, because they've not been trying their hardest. It is a bad

decision, I think Ranieri should stay, and all the other Leicester

fans would say keep him. It is such a big story, loads of you have been

getting in touch online. Ben from Nottingham said, I don't think it's

fair. Claudio Ranieri has won the Premier League in his first season,

he is are great and cheerful manager. Also, former Leicester

player and Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker had this to

say... The fact that they managed to get in a reasonable position in the

last 16 of the Champions League with a 50-50 chance of getting to the

quarterfinals, they're not in the bottom three, I just think you

deserve to little bit more loyalty and certainly more time. Personally,

I think they should be building statues to him, not sacking him. The

club have been talking this morning and they said that they made a

difficult decision, but their main aim is to stay in the Premier

League. That's what they want to do, they are said that Claudio Ranieri

has left, but that's what they say needs to be done to the club. So who

will be taking over? It's going to be assistant manager Craig

Shakespeare for the match against Liverpool right here on Monday.

From the Leicester fairytale to one of a different kind.

It was the Beauty And The Beast movie premiere in London last night.

We sent 10-year-old budding actress Emily to meet the stars.

I went to watch Newsround after-school a lot when I was your

age. How was riding a horse in a ball gown? Riding a horse in a ball

gown was hard. And it is why I designed a very specific pair of

bloomers, which I wear underneath my skirt, so that when I try to throw

my leg over the horse, I can keep my dignity intact. What was the best

thing about playing the Beast? The best thing was getting to step into

one of my favourite fairy tales of all-time. What was the worst thing

about playing the Beast? It was the stilts, hands down! I did a waltz

with wearing those stilts, and I wish I could burn them!

Well, go online for more from her interviews on the blue carpet,

including what Emma Watson's connection to Paris is!

And if that isn't enough, we've got the weirdest clips of the week,

with the wonderful Strange, Stranger, Strangest,

which includes "that" slip-up by Katy Perry's backing dancer

That's all from the teams in Leicester and Salford this Friday.

I'll be back right here tomorrow morning at 8.55am.