14/04/2016 Newsround

It's Thursday morning, I'm Ayshah with all the stories you need.

Stay tuned to newsround to find out what it was like to be in the Jungle

book. And from

the jungle to the zoo - this gorilla who just

loves to dance. But first - across the world today,

people are calling to help a group of girls who were taken

from their school in Nigeria in west Campaigners want to make sure that

all children have a right I've been finding out why

today is important. A campaign called bring back our

girls started in 2014 and has been supported by Port and people around

the world. That is because two years ago in the African country of

Nigeria, 276 girls were taken from their school by a group called Boko

Harem, and extremist group against education have attacked many schools

in Nigeria. With help from other countries in the Nigerian government

has tried to find the girls but many people say they have not done

enough. Since the kidnapping 57 girls have escaped but 219 are still

missing. There is no longer a secondary school in the town. Some

children now go to school further away but many families cannot afford

to do that. It is exactly two years since the girls went missing and

supporters hope that by remembering the girls today they can help remind

people of the campaign to rescue them and fight for an education for

all children in Nigeria. And if you're ever upset by anything

you see in the news - head to Newsround online

where you can find some Manchester United beat West Ham 2-1

in their replay last night which means they will now face

Everton in the FA Cup semi-finals. It was the Hammers' last Cup game

at Upton Park, before they move to their new stadium next season -

Rashford gave Van Gaal's men the lead and Fellaini

scored the second. So Louis Van Gaal and his team

are off to Wembley. I have said I want the title. Of

course I am very happy, it is very important for this club. You have

seen all the fans shouting during the game. Fantastic support. I like

that. Next, to a story of

an incredible escape. Inky the octopus has disappeared

from his tank in aquarium in New Zealand - and staff

there reckon he's managed to sneak Well here's Jenny to explain how

he might have done it. Part one, getting out of the tank.

The aquarium manager thinks the lid was left slightly open allowing the

octopus to climb out. Part two, coursing before. It is not unusual

for some octopus is to move a few metres online. Part three, getting

down a drain pipe. Because they have no bones experts say that even quite

a large octopus could squeeze down, part four, getting to the Pacific

ocean. It is one thing escaping, another to actually make it into the

sea. But on this occasion he seems to be the luckiest octopus on the

planet because the train he picked does exactly that.

The star of the new Jungle Book movie's told us that the worst part

12-year-old Neel Sethi plays a boy who was brought up by wolves

Neel explained to Ricky how he managed to make

It was actually just puppets I was interacting with. That made it very

easy for me. And it was actually fun. To talk to puppets all day.

Did they look realistic? They did. I just imagined it was a

bear or a panther or a tiger. They'll be more from Neel at 8:15,

but if you can't wait until then his interview

is online now. You have to watch the snazzy

moves of this gorilla. The three year old primate called

Lope was filmed busting Staff there say it's evidence of him

playing and growing up. That's it for now, we'll be back

here in about half an hour.