31/01/2016 Newsround

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Ricky here keeping you up to date with all of Sunday's top stories.

Coming up, we will find out why these toads need a helping hand.

And Andy Murray loses in the Australian Open final.

First to some sad news, the TV presenter Sir Terry Wogan has

He was really well-known for his work for Children in Need,

helping to raise more than ?790 million for the charity

Lots of people have been paying tribute to the star,

including one of his Children in Need co-presenters Fearne Cotton.

Radio One presenter Nick Grimshaw said?

Joining me on the sofa now is the BBC's entertainment reporter

Terry worked on so many different programmes, but I think our audience

over member hand best for children in need. I was lucky to cover it

every year, and he told me how much children in need meant to him. He

was thrilled that people in schools all around the country would raise

so much money and it was one of the highlights of his year every year.

Last year, he was too ill to present it, and we know why. We know that he

is a broadcaster who broke a lot of records. An absolute legend. He

worked for the BBC for 50 years! He worked on the breakfast show from

1972 until 2009. He had 9 million listeners but he always spoke as if

only one person was listening. What was it like being in his company? An

honour to interview him, a privilege. When I had the microphone

on him, you would think, it is Terry Wogan! That is how much he meant.

There's lots more on the Newsround website about Sir Terry

Next, to the Australian Open, and Andy Murray has been beaten

by Novak Djokovic in the men's final.

Andy put a strong fight in the second and third sets but it

wasn't enough to beat the world number one.

He's now lost in five Australian Open finals.

I do think I could have played a bit better. I think ahead, for hand as

well as I could have done. I think I managed to get back into the match

and create chances for myself, but I obviously did not start particularly

well. Now to a quick round up of stories

from around the world. Wildfires in the Australia

are continuing to cause problems. Firefighters are battling the blazes

across the state of Tasmania, while storms have also

damaged buildings, too. A giant sinkhole opened up

near a big motorway in America. The hole measures about 24 metres

across - that's more than two And British astronaut Tim Peake has

been sharing videos of how he makes his scrambled

eggs for breakfast up About five minutes, it will be ready

to eat. Love that. We've told you a lot on Newsround

about the warm weather we've been The mild temperatures are causing

problems for some animals. Hayley's been finding out why toads

and frogs are needing a helping To get to the pond it

was born in, of course! It is the migration route they do

every spring in the UK, They go to lay eggs so that the next

generation can be born, but this year, because of the warmer

temperatures we have had, they think that Spring has arrived

already so they are making the trip early in places

like Norfolk and the This is causing huge

problems for them. In the springtime,

they begin their journey across busy roads and highways,

but that usually happens at night when traffic is low, but this year,

the toads are making the adventure in winter, so darkness

happens earlier, around five o'clock,

when the most amount of traffic is on the road, so it is a much

more dangerous trip, but thanks to volunteers

around Norfolk, the toads are being given a helping hand

and are literally being carried from one side of the

road to the other. So far, they have helped

over 33,000 happy toads. Everyone has been warned

to look out for toads, and if you do see you one,

now you know why it is crossing, to get to the pond to make

the next generation. That's all from the Newsround

team this afternoon. Make sure you check out my interview

with Luke Robertson, the youngest British person to check to the South

Pole by himself. You can also find out how Zayn Malik is doing with his

new single in the charts.