28/05/2016 Newsround

Stay tuned because I've got loads of stories to tell

you about, including? The whoopsy whiffling words from Roald Dahl's

books are being brought together in a new dictionary.

And we've got this jumpsquiffling rocket coming back to Earth.

First, there are less than ten weeks until the Olympics start in Rio,

but there's a row over whether they should go ahead.

More than 100 top scientists have written a letter calling

for the Games to be put back or moved because of the Zika virus.

But United Nations health officials have rejected it.

The virus is spread by a certain type of mosquito which cannot

survive in the UK, so there's no risk to people here.

And you can find out more about what the Zika virus is,

how it's spread and how people are trying to stop it,

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

Marcus Rashford became the youngest England player to score on his debut

during England's 2-1 friendly win against Australia last night.

The 18-year-old is hoping to make the final squad for the Euros

Wayne Rooney also scored during the warm-up match.

And England weren't the only team breaking records.

Goals from Kyle Lafferty, Conor Washington and Will Grigg

helped Northern Ireland beat Belarus 3-0 in their friendly match.

It now takes their record unbeaten run to 11 games.

Andy Murray has made it into the last 16 of the French Open

with an impressive victory over Ivo Karlovic, winning

Things didn't do so well for Rafael Nadal, though.

The nine-time French Open champion has pulled out of the tournament

He came up with Oompa Loompas, Fizzwigglers and the Snozzcumber.

Roald Dahl was the incredible writer behind some of the nation's most

Now to mark 100 years since his birth, almost 8,000

of the words he used in his novels are going to be published

Here's what some Roald Dahl fans in Manchester think of his language.

Gobblefunk, when you play around with words and

Maybe it means, like, it's nice to eat.

Because it just takes the "yu" from your yucky.

What happens when the air comes out of your bottom with a

And head to Newsround online to find out how well you know Roald Dahl's

made up language Gobblefunk by playing our quiz.

And children who are good with words have been getting some recognition

The winners of the short story contest were announced yesterday

in a special ceremony at the Globe Theatre.

One of them was Ned, who won gold in the 10-13s category.

Tell us about your story, e-COURTROOM.com.

Well, its theme is in the future, instead of having

courtrooms in a room, they have it on online,

that's the "e", and they have 500 words to prove they are innocent,

Well, the judges absolutely loved it.

In fact, we've got a comment from one of them here.

Francesca Simon says the story was brilliantly original,

I loved the way Ned used the 500 word format to write

It was gripping and thought-provoking, a triumph.

Now, tell us about the best bit of this experience?

When we got our story written out, then it got

Well, congratulations, and you've got some top tips for

What would you tell someone who really

Well, my problem was, I couldn't get it

Because you won't get anywhere if you just don't even enter.

The Sydney Opera House in Australia has been lit up for a massive light

festival, thought to be the largest of its kind in the world.

This was one of many landmarks in the city being brightened up

More than 150 artists have worked on the displays,

2016 has been a magnificent. Can't believe I have this opportunity to

say all this on the doorstep of my own front yard, it's awesome. It an

international other end and shows what a special place we live in.

Some of the attractions like the other original stuff is good

heritage. And from Sydney to space -

check out this amazing video of a rocket making its way

back to Earth. This is the unmanned

Space-X Falcon rocket, This clip shows it returning

after taking up an Asian satellite. Nasa also uses the rocket to send

supplies to the International Now the most impressive thing

is that it managed to hit That's all from me, Newsround's back

on TV a little bit after half one.