11/03/2018 Newsround

Morning, Ayshah here

with your Sunday Newsround.

Keep watching for all this...

Why Paralympian Millie Knight

is celebrating - again!

Plus...

It's a great Mother's Day

for this rare gorilla.

It's big smiles all round

for Ireland rugby fans.

They are Six Nations champions.

They beat Scotland 28-8,

scoring four tries and earning

a bonus point as well.

With England losing to France, it

means the Irish now can't be caught.

Ireland will take on England

at Twickenham next week.

Let's hear from both teams, starting

with Irish player Johnny Sexton.

It's very muted upstairs.

It's a very strange feeling to win

the championship with a game to go

and so much still to play for.

We know how difficult it's

going to be with England.

We didn't take our opportunities

to score points when we had them.

Significantly, we gave too

many penalties away,

which was the difference

in the game.

We'd love to hear from

you about this one.

If you're an Ireland fan,

how are you celebrating?

And if you support one of the other

sides, how do you feel today?

Head online to let us know.

Meanwhile, there have been more

sporting celebrations

going on in South Korea

with Paralympian Millie Knight

picking up another silver medal,

this time in the Super G slalom.

And with team-mates Menna

Fitzpatrick and Jen Kehoe in third,

that takes Paralympic GB's medal

total to three in two days -

a great start for the team,

who hope more will follow.

Speaking to the BBC earlier,

Millie said just how much

the medals meant to her.

Yeah, it's been quite

emotional, really.

Even on the podium yesterday,

it was quite hard to not sort

of tear up a little bit.

Yeah, it's been a struggle to get

here and I can't believe that this

is what's hanging round our neck.

This season has been really tough.

The highest that we finished

is third and that's

because people crashed out.

But, on average, we sort

of come sixth, seventh.

And so to get our best

result at the Paralympic

Games is really great.

Oh, that's amazing. Well done to

Millie and

Millie and her guide.

Finally, take a look at this.

This is a baby western lowland

gorilla with its mum

in a National Park in Congo, central

Africa.

The baby is thought

to be a week old.

Western lowland gorillas

are critically endangered and video

footage like this is really rare.

It will spend the next two to three

years clinging to its mother.

How sweet is that on Mother's Day?

That's all for now, but head

online for loads more.

We're back just before

quarter past 12.

Have a great morning.

And spoil your mother. That's what

you need to do.