10/06/2014 Newsround

Hello, it is time for your 6:50PM update.

First up, the question of whether it's cruel

to keep animals like this at home, like you would a cat or dog.

At the moment it's not illegal, but politicians have been looking at

Monkeys. Gibbons. Lemurs.

The thought of having a pet lemur, like these little ones here,

might seem like fun - but there's a big debate

at the moment over whether primates should be kept at home as pets.

At the moment, it's not against the law.

You don't need a licence to buy, sell, or breed smaller species -

A group of MPs looking into this say it's not right,

but have stopped short of saying there should be a ban.

Something animal rights groups disagree with.

They're extremely intelligent and complex animals, wild animals,

So what is the difference between primates, like these lemurs

In the wild, these live in quite big groups,

so you don?t necessarily have the space to keep all these animals.

They are very expensive to keep and they have a special diet.

Also some animals, like marmosets and tamarins - which are the small

monkeys that you don?t need a license for now - they need special

If you do not have that UV lighting they can get bone diseases.

The politicians say there's an urgent need to find out how many

primates are being kept as pets before any final decision

No one really knows and with anything from 3,000 to

20,000 out there, it could be a while before anything more is done.

Team GB's most successful sailor has launched a pitch to to earn a

trophy. Sir Ben Ainslie is entering a team in the America's Cup. Sir Ben

Ainslie 18 last year as part of Oracle Team USA. He says they're

competing for Team GB will be better than that. It would be massive for

us to bring the cup back to British waters. A huge group of sharks

swimming close to the shore, several closures of beaches in America.

Experts think that fish left by fishermen in the water may have

attracted the sharks. The UK?s first ever indoor

trampoline park, The converted warehouse has

wall-to-wall trampolines, basketball nets for dunking,

and foam pits for a safe landing. That is about all from Newsround

and CBBC.