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 space craft on a final mission exploring Saturn's rings.

And how you have been enjoying the sunny weather!

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

and Manchester United will be hoping to cheer manager Jose

Man United are playing against Sunderland at the Stadium

British Olympic hero Nicola Adams won her first

professional fight last night - that's where she's gets paid

for each fight instead of getting money from Team GB.

The double gold medallist won the four-round fight

Lewis Hamilton has beaten Sebastian Vettel, to win

There was a chaotic start 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 asked you how

This is Emily and Lauren who who slept out in our tent on the garden

Georgie who's 12 went with her friends to Anglesey Abbey

and then they came over for a sleepover.

Skylar who's in London says she's going horse riding,

and Destiney-Porscha in Wales has been to the fair.

She says she hopes the nice weather stays for the summer.

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.

Now, to the kid taking on a mammoth music mission.

When Matthew's teacher spotted his talent at playing the violin,

he wondered if he could lead a whole orchestra.

Meet Matthew. At 11 years old, he's ready to become one of the world's

youngest conductors. Pretty soon he'll be up on stage at the front of

the symphony orchestra, leading a group performance of an opera righto

called Die Fledermaus. Why did you start conducting? A few years back,

my music teachers told me to learn this conducting peace. I learned it

in about few days. But at the time, I wasn't able to conduct this

orchestra. Now, I can. This is a really important rehearsal for

Matthew, one of the last chances for the players to get everything right

for their massive performance. There are 75 players in the orchestra, and

at his job to lead them. Keeping them all in time with each other,

and checking that the audience can hear all the different parts. My job

in the orchestra is getting them in time, making sure they play the

right things or controlling how the player can control, if they played

loud or really quiet. What is it like to be can trolling all of those

instruments? It's difficult because all as a kid, I don't usually

control them, they control me, but I have to tell them what they do and

when they start. He's better than some adult conductors are played

under. You have to put your stick high up and make sure they can see

your stick, because if not, they're not playing. It looks like you've

got your work cut out, Matthew, so I'll leave you to it.

So you know how adults are always telling you to

This digger was left out at sea when the tide came too high

The driver had to come back to shore on a boat.

A spacecraft that's been orbiting around the planet Saturn,

for the past 13 years, is about to start its final mission.

It's been circling Saturn since 2004 after a seven year

To find out more about the planet and its family of rings and moons.

It's going to be put out of action because it's

running out of fuel, but before that, it's got a pretty

For the next five months the spacecraft will dive

through the 2,400-kilometer gap between Saturn and its rings, as

This will happen not once, but 22 times.

On the final orbit, Cassini will plunge into Saturn,

fighting to keep its antennae pointed at Earth as it

It's hoped the craft's final findings will help us understand

how giant planets form and grow over time.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.