05/05/2016 Newsround

with all the news you need to know.

A brand new space robot designed for danger.

to represent Team UK in the Invictus games.

First, wildfires have continued to spread in the city

All 88,000 people who live there have had to leave their homes,

and now the fire is being called an official emergency.

No one has been hurt by the fires, but dangerous flames have

destroyed buildings, including a school.

Up next, meet Valkyrie, a brand-new robot that space

organisation Nasa hopes could go on missions that are

The BBC's Victoria Gill's been to see it in action.

You are looking through the eyes of a very humanlike robot.

It is designed to work in disaster zones and even go into space,

but it's just arrived here at the Edinburgh Centre For Robotics,

so the programmers hree can push the boundaries of how humans

This is an exciting and very compact piece of machinery.

Its hardware capabilities are amazing,

At the same time you need to make it do things

For you and me, walking, balancing,

For getting a robot to do something like that,

Worth in excess of $2 million US, with 44 movable joints,

scanning lasers and cameras to simulate human vision, this

The team here is training the robot

to enable it to work alongside human astronauts.

There is now a robonaut which is a robot with

just the upper torso on the ISS space station.

It has not yet done any space walks outside, but I think

the Valkyrie is taking that to the next generation,

potentially working on the surface of Mars.

Hundreds of sick and injured servicemen and women

are getting ready to compete in the Invictus Games,

which start this weekend in Florida in the US.

One Team UK competitor is former guardsman Lamin,

Ricky's been to meet his 12-year-old son Musa who is going

The Invictus games already has the royal seal of approval.

Even the US president, Barack Obama, is ready for action.

The games begin on the 8th of May in Orlando, in America and will

see injured servicemen and women from all over the world go head to

head in a whole host of different sports.

Prince Harry came up with

12-year-old Musa's dad is taking part.

Lamin lost both his legs and an arm during the war

When we were just sitting down and watching football,

he came in with his wheelchair, came really fast, and then he said, "I'm

How difficult is it for your dad to get around everyday?

Life is hard for him, because you know, he

doesn't get to do those things that a father

Like he needs some help, he can't travel alone.

He should be helping the children and

the wife, but instead, we are helping him.

I think he feels, like, he feels vulnerable.

Why do you think the Invictus games are so important?

It's important so we can help the wounded and the hurt to

know that they have a meaning in this world, not just that they are

So, Musa, there's one last thing for us to do, isn't there?

Shall we wish your dad the best of luck?

Yesterday we brought you dancing police in New Zealand,

Police in Edinburgh have taken on the viral

running man challenge, with a Scottish

They've challenged police in London and Canada to get THEIR groove on,

I think all the newsround presenter should take up the challenge.

Check out a special Newsround done entirely in sign

Hayley's here in the morning. Bye!