13/05/2017 Newsround

Happy Saturday morning, Ayshah here with the day's biggest stories.

On the show:

Jumping for joy, this was the moment Chelsea won the Premier League.

Walking in space - just another normal day

for super astronaut Peggy Whitson.

And Paris sells its famous love locks for charity.

Let's start then with that big news that Chelsea

are Premier League champions.

The final whistle saw the Blues win 1-0 at West Brom

and the celebrations were epic.

Manager Antonio Conte was thrown high into the air.

Whoa, look how high!

Now Conte's side will face Arsenal in the FA Cup final on the 27th May

in the hopes of making it a double!

Let's hear from the manager himself.

We started the season with a lot of problems but I think

in the problems we found the right way to be stronger together.

Yeah, to fight in every game and now I think

that they deserved to win the league.

Sticking with footie, it's the Women's FA Cup final later.

Birmingham City take on league champions Manchester City

at Wembley this evening.

The final will see two close friends go head-to-head -

Manchester City's centre-back Steph Houghton and Birmingham

striker Ellen White.

City are favourites to win and Steph says playing in the final

has always been her aim.

You always dream of playing at Wembley and you always dream of

captaining your side.

Ever since I've joined this club, it's about trying to win the FA Cup

and we're one step closer to doing that.

This is the third year that the women's FA Cup Final has

been at Wembley so, yeah, we want to put

on a great performance.

We're not just going there to be another team.

We show grit and determination as well and, yeah,

we can't wait to go and play at Wembley.

Some hospitals and doctors in England and Scotland were not

able to use their computers after they were targeted by hackers.

Hacking is when someone breaks into a computer system illegally.

Some appointments have had to be cancelled,

but the NHS says people should still go to hospital as normal

if they have an emergency.

It's thought the cyber attack has affected companies

in about 100 countries.

And for more about this story, go to Newsround online.

Also online today lots of you have been telling us how you're

celebrating after finishing your SATs exams.

It's been a busy week for you Year 6s, but it's time to relax.

You've been telling us what you're doing.

A lot of you have had parties, like Jessica, who's 11

from the Isle of Wight, she had one with her friends.

from the Isle of Wight, she had one with her friends.

Isabel had a pizza party with dancing and films.

Sophia's celebrating in style by going to a Kite Festival

and then to lunch with her friends and sister.

And Salva, who's ten from London, is relaxing

with gadgets, but is a bit anxious about the results.

Don't worry, I'm sure you did fine!

Don't worry, I'm sure you did fine!

Like all the rest of you.

Thanks for all your comments,

there's still time to get involved

so go on over to Newsround online now.

American astronaut Peggy Whitson went outside the International

Space Station yesterday for her ninth spacewalk.

She had loads to do, and six hours to get it done,

but then that changed when the spacewalk had to be

abandoned two hours early when fellow astronaut

Jack Fischer's space suit sprung a leak.

They both returned to the space station and are safe and well.

Back on Earth, and over in Cambodia in South East Asia,

an annual festival has taken place for these creatures, oxen.

And they're from the royal household.

They're offered a load of food and water and if they eat loads,

then it means farmers will have a good harvest.

They ate 90 tonnes, so the crops should do very well this year.

It's the Eurovision Song Contest final tonight and singers

from across Europe and Australia will be battling it out

to be crowned the winner.

Leah's got this.

Let's talk Europe.

No, not the continent.

No, nothing to do with Brexit.

It's the song contest!

Full of dodging dances, creative costumes and, of course,

singing talent.

It can only be Eurovision.

So, what can we look forward to this year?

Well, for the last two years, Australia has been allowed to take

part, even though they're not in Europe.

But the country is a huge fan of the competition so why not?

They're trying their luck with this entry...

# But it don't come easy #.

If you fancy watching a more unusual act, check out Romania.

Their contestants yodel.

YODELLING

But the big favourite to win this year is Italy,

it's a catchy tune and then an ape turns up in the middle

of the routine.

It's surely going to do well!

Former X Factor contestant Lucie Jones will be flying the flag

for the UK with this song called Never Give Up On You.

# The oceans crossed #.

The UK has won the contest five times before,

the last being 20 years ago.

Can Lucie bring it back across?

Good luck, everyone!

# Together we'll dance through this storm #.

I like the yodelling.

And if you've been to Paris, you might have seen these things

while walking around the city.

They're love locks.

People used to put them on one particular bridge

to show they loved someone.

Well, they had to be taken down because there were too many,

but now they're being sold at auction today and the money

will go to charity.

Lovely!

Your next Newsround update is around 2:10, join us then.

Katie here! CBBC is looking

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