15/01/2014 Newsround

Hey. Morning! You're live with Newsround - stick with us for some

of this on the way: The zoo that's banned bananas for their monkeys.

And you don't want to miss these jaw-dropping pics of a BMX stunt.

People in Egypt have begun the second day of voting over new rules

on how the country is run. There's been a huge security operation, with

hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police officers on the streets.

It's been mostly peaceful but there have been some violent clashes at

polling stations, between security forces and supporters of the former

president, Mohammed Morsi. He was forced out of power by the ?? DNWORD

Army last July. In Australia, the country is

sweltering under a heatwave. In some areas, temperatures are hitting 40

degrees. There are several bushfire warnings in place. In Victoria,

lighting strikes sparked more than 250 fires and there's now a fire ban

across the state. The scorching conditions are set to continue, but

these guys don't seem to mind too much. I am sweating and it is

disgusting. We should not complain. A warm wind and the temperature is

rising. British tennis player Ross Hutchins, a best mate of Andy

Murray. He has had a year out of the game, having treatment for cancer,

but he was back on court in Australia overnight with his doubles

partner, Colin Fleming. And it's a winning comeback, as they fought

their way to the second round at the Australian Open, coming back from a

set down. Next, who can forget the amazing

sporting summer of 2012, when Team GB took the London Olympic and

Paralympic Games by storm? 185 medals were won in total, but have

you ever wondered what it would be like to follow in the footsteps of

your sporting heroes? In just a few months, you can. Sort of. The

Olympic Park will be reopened to the public on April fifth, meaning

you'll be able to take a plunge into the very diving pool where Tom Daley

won his bronze, or try your luck on the jumps of the Olympic BMX course.

And we're hoping Ayshah will be live from the Olympic Park for us in half

an hour's time, with more on this story.

Next to an Olympics that's a bit cooler. You may have seen the BBC's

Winter Olympics trailer this week, and with the Games less than a month

away, we thought it'd be a good time to check out one of Team GB's top

medal hopes - slope-styler James Woods. As he tells us, in his sport

the rule is "there are NO rules." Hello. I am James boots. -- Would.

Imagine your skate park is on jumps with rails and features everywhere.

My sport is just like that, drawn out, down a hill. There are

different courses for different competitions. The idea is to express

the best that you can do. There are no rules. That is the most important

thing. There is no want to say, you cannot do that, you have to do it

this way. It is fantastic to be in the Olympics and have the exposure

to such a wide audience. People always ask you, what is the pressure

like? Obviously, it would be fantastic to get a medal but I will

just do my best. I will certainly go out and strive for it but I will

just do my best and see how we do. Can you guess what this BMXer is

going to do next? These jaw-dropping pictures show stunt rider Mat Olson

cycling along the top of a bridge in Texas in America. He rode across the

six arches - stunning people watching below. It goes without

saying - do NOT try this one yourself!

Monkeys eat bananas, right? Well, not at a zoo in Devon. They've been

banned from eating the fruit because keepers say there's too much sugar

in them. Paignton Zoo says giving monkeys bananas cultivated for

humans is like giving them cake and chocolate, and is putting their

health at risk and giving them bad teeth. So for them, it's veg like

sprouts instead. Can you guess what this is? It's a

robot that can fly by flapping its wings. Inspired by how jellyfish

swim, boffins have created this drone. Head to the website to see

more about it. That's it - we're back in half an

hour.