28/01/2017 Newsround

Morning! I'm Ayshah and this is Newsround.

First up, female rights campaginer Malala Yousafzai has said

THe turtle a long way from home.

And why these two are so happy.

First up, female rights campaginer Malala Yousafzai has said

she's heartbroken that President Trump

is closing the door on children fleeing violence and war.

Her comments came after President Trump said

the US is banning Syrian refugees from entering the US

until further notice.

He's also stopped allowing people

from six other mainly Muslim countries to travel to America.

Theresa May became the first foreign leader to meet new American

President Donald Trump.

They talked about the relationship between the US and the UK.

It was also confirmed that the new American president

will be coming to visit the UK, later this year.

To the story of a pretty epic journey.

This little guy took a wrong turn and ended up

thousands of miles from home.

Ricky's got the full story.

This incredible turtle has been on a journey like no other.

Last November, she was discovered off the coast of Anglesey in Wales.

What's even more amazing is that Olive Ridley turtles are usually

found in warmer waters around Mexico and southern parts of the US.

So, how did she end up off the coast of Wales,

thousands of miles away?

That's what this team are trying to work out.

Menai, as she has been named, is being cared for at the Royal

Veterinary College in Hertfordshire.

They've never seen an Olive Ridley turtle before.

She's the first to be spotted in British waters

since records began almost 270 years ago.

Staff caring for her noticed she was unable

to stay below the water.

But that hasn't stopped her from munching her way

through a lot of food.

She's a real character, now we've got to know her.

She is eating well, demolishing a couple of kilos a day.

These turtles can swim long distances, but it's thought that

Menai drifted in strong currents to the UK.

She's getting all the care she needs.

A team of carers apply cream to her shell to stop it from drying out.

Menai will be returned to Anglesey, then she will hopefully be

enough to be released back into the wild.

Tennis now and sisters Venus and Serena face each other

in Australian Open final this morning, and whoever wins that match

might want to take a few tips on celebrating from these guys.

Bethanie Mattek-Sands, and Lucie Safarova,

or Team Bucie as they call themselves, showed off

with this routine after they won the doubles title.

Looking good, ladies!

That's all for now.

Join me back here just after midday for all the latest.

This year, the greatest athletes on the planet are coming to London

to take part in the World Para Athletics

and the IAAF World Championships.