09/04/2017 Newsround

I'm Jenny and you're watching Newsround, live on CBBC.

Here's what's coming up this sunny Sunday.

The cyclist riding around the world in 80 days.

And how have you been enjoying the sunny weather?

Let's start with some of the big sport stories today:

And Manchester United will be hoping to make Jose Mourinho a bit happier.

They kick off against Sunderland in an hour at the Stadium of Light.

Antonio Valencia and Paul Pogba are likely to start,

but Ashley Young and Wayne Rooney are sidelined because of injury.

Man United will be hoping for three points to take them above Arsenal,

while Sunderland, who are bottom of the table, are

One for Arthur, ridden by Derek Fox, won yesterday's

It was the first winner trained in Scotland for nearly 40 years.

All 40 horses who started the race came home unharmed.

Great Britain didn't manage to reach the semi-finals of the Davis Cup

Jamie Murray and Dom Inglot had to win their doubles match

against France to stand a chance, but lost.

Lewis Hamilton has beaten Sebastian Vettel to win

There was a chaotic opening to the race, but Hamilton was able

It puts Lewis top of the championship race.

For many of you, this is one of the sunniest

weekends of the year so far, and we want to know what you've been

up to and what you've got planned to enjoy the good weather.

Maybe you've had a BBQ, or played in the park.

Maybe you've even gone to the seaside.

People caught illegally dumping big bits of rubbish, or fly-tipping,

will have to help councils clean up litter under new plans

They say fly-tippers cost councils ?50 million a year in England alone,

and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped

by roads or in parks is happening more often.

I spoke to one wildlife ranger in Scotland about the problem.

12. It is full of germs. It has got # so that animals can be trapped in

his hands. Their camping and chemical spills. It happening,

reported to Mike Adamson. Have got her plans to move to. Cannot accept

it happening in your community. Next to a man who's set

a big goal for himself, to cycle around the world

in 80 days. If there's one thing this guy loves,

it's riding his bike. But he's not one for just

a leisurely cycle, oh, no. Mark Beaumont wants to be

in the record books. In 2008, he cycled around

the world in 194 days His next adventure took him

from Alaska in North America, And in 2015, he cycled

the length of Africa, from Cairo to Capetown

in just 42 days. But nearly 10 years

on from his world record, it's been broken by other riders

and now stands at 123 days. When it comes to the world, at

18,000 mile journey, my greatest concern is going from Paris to

Beijing, through places like Russia, Mongolia, China. There is a lot that

is out of our control of the team. But Mark doesn't want to just

beat the existing record by a couple of days,

he wants to do it in 80 days! It's an 18,000-mile journey,

which means he'll have to bike more than 200 miles each day

to set the record. And as a warm-up, he's going

on a seaside trip around Britain, biking around the coastline

to test his endurance. I named a journey like this to get

myself into shape. So my team note back on what they are doing in

preparation for the world. We will try and hold what will be less than

an 80 mile a day pace. I am also looking forward to a big adventure

on home soil. If it all goes well on his warm-up

around Britain, Mark is planning to start his around-the-world record

attempt in July. Now, there's just time

for a travelling chimney, a monster pillow fight

and this skipping dog. Have you ever tried to move a really

big chimney? No? Me neither. That is what they had to do with this

chimney in the Netherlands. It seems doing it really slowly is the

answer. The chimney is 44 metres high and weighs many times. It took

a track for hours to carefully move it to a new site. Like skipping? Can

you be this little Lassie? Meet Jessica, she is a Jack Russell and

the wheels best skipper on four legs. She did 59 successful skips in

one minute. That is a new doggie record. Check out this epic pillow

fight. It took both in Hong Kong and is the seven International pillow

fight. The event is held in different cities every year. Who is

hoping it comes to their home soon? That is your week in strange.

Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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