11/03/2018 Newsround

It's a great Mothers Day

for this rare gorilla.

Plus the footie-mad robots

who learn as they play.

First, at the Paralympic Winter

Olympics in PyeongChang

the medals keep coming.

Paralympics GB picked up silver

and bronze on day two of the games.

The BBC's Kate Grey is there.

Hello, Newsround.

It's been another brilliant

day for Paralympics GB

here in Pyeongchang.

Two medals to add to the silver

that they won yesterday

and it was Millie Knight who won

that silver medal yesterday that has

won another silver today

with her guide Brett Wild.

It's been quite emotional.

Even on the podium yesterday,

it was quite hard not

to tear up a little bit.

Yeah, it's been a struggle to get

here and I can't believe this

Hello, Newsround.

is what is hanging round our neck.

Absolutely.

Those silver medals

are quite special.

Brett, your first Paralympic Games.

This is a pretty good way to go.

Yes.

It's unbelievable.

It's such an honour just to be here.

To come away now, two races, two

medals, it's absolutely fantastic.

And they beat their team-mates

Menna Fitzpatrick and Jen Kehoe

who took the bronze but amazingly

they fell in the downhill yesterday

and had to recover, refocus

and they did admit it had been

a nervous 24 hours coming into this

Super-G.

It's definitely been

an emotional 24 hours.

Lots of crying happening.

Today, they were good

tears, thankfully.

Yesterday, we just had a little bit

too much speed, unfortunately.

And we came in with 90 kilometres

an hour into the fourth gate

which isn't even the fastest part.

So, it was just unfortunate

that we fell and we then turned it

around, definitely, for today.

So, it will be a rest day

for the Alpine skiers tomorrow

but it will be the start

of the snowboarding event.

So another exciting day

expected on day three.

It's big smiles all round for

Ireland rugby fans today.

They are Six Nations champions

with a game to spare.

It's after their win

in Dublin and England's

loss in Paris to France.

Let's have a look at

how it all went down.

Celebrations starting a week early.

Jacob Stockdale made the most of a

mistake from Scotland early on.

Before half time he had his second

try and by the end of the match

Ireland were feeling fine.

But they didn't know at this point,

what was going to happen

in the match in Paris.

England needed four

tries against France

to keep up with Ireland.

But it didn't look like they were

going to come close at all.

We were beaten at the breakdown, we

gave

We were beaten at the breakdown, we

gave away 16 penalties which is far

too many and when we got momentum,

we didn't converted two points and

they did. It seems like a long way

away but it's not. You go through

these periods as a team. We're going

through a difficult period but we

will get through it.

Next week England are taking

on Ireland at home at Twickenham.

the Six Nations Champions will be

looking for a grand slam

which is when one side wins every

game in the competition.

And England will be hoping to redeem

themselves and maybe ruin the party

for them just a little bit.

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.

Next, someone who's having

a really special Mothers Day.

It's a rare western

lowland gorilla with her new baby

who's thought to be a week old.

These animals are critically

endangered with only

100,000 of them left in the wild.

Pictures like these,

captured taken at a National Park

in Congo, central Africa,

are really rare.

Well, we asked you to tell us

about the the amazing women

in your life this Mother's Day.

Here's what some of you had to say.

Izzy in Orpington says she's

spending the day with her mum,

grandparents and dad and brother.

They're having a day at home.

Nelly says her family will be

celebrating Mum who she thinks cooks

the most amazing dinners or lunches.

And Lachlan's also celebrating

Mother's Day with his whole family.

He says his mum is really special

because she takes him

to places he's never been.

Brilliant messages. Still time to

send some online.

Robots that think for themselves,

sound futuristic but they're

are already here and the process

is called artificial intelligence.

Martin has more.

Meet the football playing robots.

They're not being operated

by remote control.

These techie sports stars

can make decisions for themselves.

Scientists at the University

of Texas have programmed the robots

to do use artificial intelligence

to have a good old kickabout.

These guys are in training

for a big contest.

The robot World Cup.

Like this one held

in Germany two years ago.

They are able to learn

from their mistakes and improve

their game each time they play.

Rather than turn taking,

everybody's moving at the same time.

If you take too long

about what to do when you're

about to pass the ball the opponents

can take the ball away from you.

I thought these guys

have got what it takes

to make it to the finals.

Once they learn to stay

on the feet, that is.

That's it for now.

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