16/03/2018 Newsround

Morning.

I'm Ricky and this

is your Friday Newsround.

Coming up on the show.

We meet the stars of

the new Peter rabbit film

and we bring you Adam,

the well-trained crocodile.

But first to football, and Arsenal

are through to the quarter

finals of the Europa League.

They beat AC Milan 3-1 last night

at home with two goals

coming from Danny Welbeck.

They won 5-1 over both matches

they played against Milan.

And that game affects upcoming

international football matches

for both Wales and England.

Good news for England

as goalscorer Welbeck joins

the squad to play friendlies

against the Netherlands

and Italy later this month.

It's not such good news for Wales

though as Arsenal midfielder

Aaron Ramsey is injured

and will miss the team's

next tournament.

If you thought you saw

the last of the snow,

think again!

More is set to fall tonight

and over the weekend.

Up to 20cm of snow is expected

in parts of north-eastern

Scotland and England.

Weather experts said it won't be

as bad as the snow we had last month

which caused travel chaos

for thousands and closed

lots of schools too.

Next, four African countries -

which have the world's largest

elephant populations -

are asking Britain

and the European Union to stop

people from selling antique ivory.

Thousands of elephants are killed

each year for their tusks.

Antique ivory is anything

which was made before 1947.

The sale of all ivory products

is already illegal in China.

Next, Beatrix Potter's most-loved

character Peter Rabbit

is about to hop onto the big screen

for the very first time

in a brand new film.

So, we sent 11-year-old movie fan

Amina to find out more

about the furry film.

Peter, are you sure you know

what sure are doing?

It's never stopped me before.

Go for it!

Why do you think the

Peter Rabbit film is

special, and why should

kids like me see it?

It's funny and it's interesting

and it has a wonderful

message, but it's also a great

new way, if you've read the books or

haven't read the books, it's

a wonderful way to rediscover and

reimagine this character.

Come on, come on, Flopsy.

Do you think you share any

similarities with your characters?

We are our characters,

even just sitting here,

I am the elder sister of three

siblings and I am very

bossy and I'm very righteous

and I'm always right.

And I am the youngest

of three siblings.

A true story.

I'm a little bit scruffy,

somebody said my

mind is like a butterfly and all

over and doesn't go in a straight

line.

In London, we find vermin,

and we exterminate them.

Which scenes did you have

most fun working on?

Any of the scenes

with Rose were great

because there was no rabbits.

I hoped they would train rabbits

with jackets to beat me up,

but it didn't happen.

So the scenes when I was actually

opposite somebody in the

room I found a bit easier.

It's so classic.

He was like oh, oh, oh.

As the director,

you are the person in

charge, so do you have

do tell anyone off?

You think you are in charge

but you're never really in

charge.

Did I have to tell off

any of the actors?

No, I was trying

to contain the chaos.

It's like being a parent.

Ask your parents.

They know.

James, was it hard

voicing Peter Rabbit?

You record lines and

then they will say,

OK, we now need reaction noises.

Things like just doing like this.

Come on!

That is him doing a

poo, is it?

And that's what separates

us from the French.

The winner of world's best teacher

is being announced this weekend.

Ten teachers are all hoping to win

the $1 million prize.

Andria Zafirakou

is the UK's finalist.

So why is she such a good teacher?

Maybe her pupils can tell us why.

I absolutely love what I do.

I can't imagine

having any other job.

They're my kids.

I am a mum to about 1400 students.

Good morning, girls.

Good morning.

Hola.

How are you?

My calling in life

is to make sure that

everybody, every single child

reaches their full potential, and I

lock that, and I make sure that

whatever it is they need to achieve,

I make it happen for them.

She would look after me

like my mother would

look after me.

It doesn't matter where

they come from, it doesn't

matter who they are.

She will push you to

your full potential, no

matter what.

She is like a hero to me.

Finally, you might train

your pet dog, but how

about training a crocodile?!

This is Adam!

Crocodiles are so unpredictable

it can be dangerous to keep them,

so zookeepers in Austria

are trying to train him!

He's learnt his own

name, and can 'sit' -

that basically just means

he stays still in one place.

That's how I'd want him to stay!

That's all from us this morning,

but you can head online

for the rest of the day's news.

Bye.