17/03/2018 Newsround

Hi guys, Ricky here with your

Saturday lunchtime Newsround.

Coming up...

England face Ireland in the biggest

match of the Six Nations.

Plus...

We meet the stars of

the new Peter Rabbit film!

Just a couple of hours to go

until the biggest match

of the Six Nations when Ireland face

England at Twickenham stadium.

Ireland have already won

the tournament but are hoping

to complete the Grand Slam -

which means they beat all the other

countries taking part.

BBC reporter Olly Foster has been

having a snoop around the stadium.

A fantastic afternoon

ahead of rugby.

The final round of

matches, a triple bill.

And sandwiched in the middle is this

match here at Twickenham.

Outside the Ireland dressing room.

They can't miss it, can they?

The England team will be in here,

the England team dressing

room is much bigger.

We can't get in, we've

tried - it's locked.

And then two sets of players

will be coming down here.

England, Eddie Jones has

made all the changes.

Seven personnel changes,

ten changes in all.

Ireland, just the one change.

And Ireland have been getting

stronger and stronger,

and England just seem

to have gone backwards.

They lost that incredible

match against Scotland.

They lost against the French.

And there it is, that's what it's

all about for Ireland.

They won this last week

after they beat Scotland in Dublin.

Muted celebrations

because they knew that this

was what it was all about -

the Grand Slam.

We've got Italy against

Scotland before that.

And then it all rounds off,

from 4:30pm on BBC, we've got

Wales against France.

So it's going to be a great

afternoon of rugby.

And just when you thought

the weather was warming up -

the chill is back.

Some parts of the country have

had snow this morning.

And many are expecting

more later today.

Olivia in Whitstable

sent us this one.

And like Olivia, if you've

had a dusting today,

why not head to Newsround online

and send us a picture!

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 you're doing?

Never stopped me before!

Go for it, Amina.

Why do you think the

Peter Rabbit film is

special, and why do you think kids

like me should go and see it?

It's funny and it's interesting.

It has a wonderful message.

Also, it's a great new way,

if you've read the books, or

you haven't read the books, it's

a wonderful way to rediscover and

reimagine this character.

Come on, come on, Flopsy,

Mopsy, Cottontail!

Do you think you share any

similarities with your characters?

We kind of are our characters.

Even just sitting

here, we practically

are our characters.

I am the eldest of three

siblings, just like Mopsy.

And I'm very bossy,

and I'm very righteous,

and I'm always right.

And I am the youngest of three

siblings, true story,

and I am a little bit scruffy,

and a little bit...

Someone said my mind

is like a butterfly,

it's sort of all over.

It doesn't follow

in a straight line.

In London, we find vermin

and we exterminate them.

What scenes did you have

the most fun working on?

For me, I think any

of the scenes with

Rose were great.

Because there were no rabbits there.

I was hoping they would train

rabbits to wear jackets

and beat me up, but

that didn't happen.

So, the scenes where I was actually

opposite someone that was

in the room, I found a bit easier.

So classic!

He was, like...

As the director, you're

the person in charge.

Do you have to tell

off any of the actors?

You think you're in charge,

but you're never really in charge.

Do I have to tell off

any of the actors?

No, no.

It's trying to contain the chaos.

It's like being a parent.

Ask your parents, they know.

James, was it hard

to voice Peter Rabbit?

The worst bit is, you'll record

all the things, lines and stuff.

And they'll say, OK,

we now just need reaction noises.

I would spend, just doing this...

HE PANTS

HE GROANS

Ha!

Yip!

Ya!

Come on!

Uh!

That's him doing a poo, was it?

LAUGHTER.

Thomas!

And that's what separates

us from the French.

Lastly, if you've ever wanted

to sleep like an astronaut,

this hotel in Croatia

is the place for you.

Haley's got this one.

Croatia's first space capsule hotel

has just won an award for the best

hostel in Eastern Europe.

Guests get to feel like they're

on board a spaceship,

with all the gadgets and gizmos,

and, of course, the

cramped living space.

The tiny bedrooms

are called capsules.

They are only two metres long

and 1.2 metres wide and high.

That's about the size

of your school desk.

But they managed to squeeze

in a bed, a monitor,

a safe and mirror.

There's no windows or natural light,

but you can see the stars

and planets painted on your ceiling.

So you can imagine you're

flying through space,

when in fact you have not moved,

and cannot move, further

than a few steps.

That's all from me for now,

we'll be back at 1:15pm.

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