25/02/2017 Newsround

Hello, Jenny here with your first Newsround this Saturday.

First up ex Leicester manager, Claudio Ranieri, said all he dreamt

of was staying with Leicester and his dream died when he

was sacked on Thursday.

The Foxes, as Leicester are known, are only one point

above the relegation zone at the moment, but it's only nine

months since Ranieri led the team to a surprise premier league

victory last year.

We've been speaking to some Foxes fans, to find out what they think.

Shocked.

Angry.

Confused.

Astonished.

Speechless.

Surprised.

Flabbergasted.

Ranieri helped us win the Premier League last year

and now he's being fired.

I thought that Ranieri was a really good manager and he really helped

the team win the cup so I just really didn't know

why they'd sack him.

This season, I know they're not doing that good but if he kept him

for a bit longer than he could improve his work.

The players, they've been a bit lazy this year because they've not been

trying their hardest.

It's a bad decision.

I think Ranieri should stay.

And I bet all the other Leicester fans would say keep him.

It was the Beauty and the Beast movie premiere in London

on Thursday night.

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

On of them was Josh Gad, who also played Olaf in Frozen.

And he even told her a bit of a secret.

Watch this.

What was better, playing LeFou in Beauty and the Beast or voicing Olaf

in Frozen?

Well, they're both great.

I love Olaf because he's so sweet and he's such a kid at heart and I

love that about him.

But with LeFou, I love that I could sing and I could

dance and I could actually bring the character to life

and that was fun because - and don't tell anybody

this - but when I do Olaf, I do it in my pyjamas, so it was nice to

actually have a reason to dress up to go to work.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Lovely to meet you.

Can I get a hug?

Thank you, sweetie.

Four endangered tortoises, which were rescued from smugglers,

can now be seen in the UK for the first time.

The ploughshare tortoises were sent to Chester Zoo after being saved.

The critically endangered reptiles are highly sought after by smugglers

for their distinctive gold and black shells.

There are thought to be only about 500 of the tortoises left,

making them one of the rarest animals in the world.

That's all from me.

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