26/02/2017 Newsround

Ayshah here, with your final Newsround this Sunday.

Later today, Man United and Southampton face-off for the EFL

Cup final at Wembley. United captain Wayne Rooney

will be involved, after recovering from injury,

despite him being linked with a move to China recently.

And in the rugby, England take on Italy at Twickenham,

hoping to go back to the top of the Six Nations table.

They will be expected to extend their unbeaten run

against the Italians, who have lost their last nine

Well, tonight is a big night for film.

It is the movie world's biggest awards, The Oscars,

and BBC entertainment reporter Colin Paterson sent us this

Hello, Newsround, from the red carpet at the Oscars.

Sunday night is the most exciting in the movie calendar.

The biggest film stars in the world will all be walking along here.

It is 275 metres long and it cost ?25,000!

That is why they are protecting it until the very last moment.

One particularly interesting category is Best Animated Film.

Two Disney offerings are going head-to-head.

You have got Zootopia, about a cop bunny, and his unusual

friendship with a fox who used to be a thief, up against Moana,

the hit animation about a Polynesian princess.

But they may both lose out to Kubo and the Two Strings,

which won the equivalent BAFTA award.

Tune in on Monday to find out what won what here

Next up, do you think you could spot a fake news story?

Well, thousands of them are being shared online

and sometimes, it is tricky to know if the story is real or not.

Well, Ricky's set one school a challenge, to see if the

Have you ever been sent a video by your friends and thought that

Or have you read a story online that sounded unreal?

Did you know that it could be fake news?

Today, we are going to find out how you can spot a fake story.

We have given this classroom six articles to read,

but what they do not know is that every story is fake news.

So, let's begin. So, what is the verdict?

I loved the UFO one, because you could see

And most of the pictures of the UFOs and stuff you can see clearly.

The one that I most enjoyed was the baby one.

When I was a baby, I was quite heavy, so I think I believe this.

You do not really see a story like that every single day.

I do not think they would put it in if it was not real.

They just sounded a little bit weird.

What happens if I told you that every story here was fake?

I don't know what to say. stories are not true, are fake news.

They looked like they were actually on the news.

So, how do you spot a fake story? Meet the fact-checker!

If it is really surprising, so shocking

you do not believe that, look for the source.

It is normally in there somewhere, so find the information

as to where it comes from and that will help you decide

Also, just because it has been shared on the internet or on

social media does not mean it is true.

If you're not sure, ask an expert, ask your parents, or ask

a friend who knows more about it than you do.

Finally, it is time for this week's weirdest stories,

with Strange, Stranger, Strangest.

What could be better than a parade for pets?

They were in their best fancy dress, to take part in a

It takes place every year in the run-up to the Carnival in Rio.

They look great and don't they just nose it?!

This is not something you see every day.

Usually, boats race in water, but not this time.

This is ice dragon boat racing in Canada.

It is based on the Chinese sport of Dragon racing.

It was invented so that people from colder areas could still

enjoy dragon boat racing racing during the winter.

Katie Perry's performance at the BRIT Awards

brought down the house, literally. She was performing a new song, her

dancers were dressed as houses near the end of the soul, one of the

dancers missed their footing and fell off the front of the stage.

Fortunately they were not part. And don't forget to check out

the website, for all the rest Cake-a-bake? Yeah.

What is that? It's like bake a cake,

but we flipped it.