18/06/2017 Newsround

Hi guys, It's Sunday, it's Newsround and I'm Ricky live on CBBC.

Coming up: The scientists shining some light on Black holes.

First up, it's a very special day for Dads today.

Many of you will have woken up early this morning to write cards or even

We've been asking you how you've been celebrating.

Olivia says her family are going to have a BBQ

10 year old Emilia has lots of presents for her Dad

Louis got up early to make breakfast and is having a picnic.

And Amber says she's not with her dad today,

but she sent him a poem with lots of love hearts,

And around half a billion cricket fans will watch India take on rivals

Pakistan in the Champions Trophy Final.

It's taking place in London this afternoon.

Tickets for the game are mega hard to get but the people coming

to watch are getting in the party mood.

Now, when it come to space, Black Holes are pretty

But a group of scientists in China have just launched a special

telescope which is aiming to shed a little light on the subject.

Meet the Insight telescope, China's first X-ray telescope which they've

Its job is to search for black holes, to help scientists

Black holes are pretty elusive characters.

They are usually invisible to regular space telescopes.

This is because they suck in all the light

which is nearby to them, with their super-strong

However, the new Insight telescope has a bit of a trick up its sleeve.

When objects like stars get sucked into a black hole, they heat up,

These are then picked up by the Insight telescope,

and sent back to the scientists here on Earth.

Researchers are hoping it will help them to learn more about how

the black holes behave, and tell them about the other

Next up, it's one of the most famous parts of any rugby match

against New Zealand - the traditional Haka war dance.

Usually it's scary enough facing 15 rugby players doing it,

but imagine seeing more than 7,000 people take up the challenge!

This is a new world record, which was achieved before

the British and Irish Lions took on the Maori All-Blacks yesterday.

They had to perform for five minutes to break the record.

It wasn't just locals taking part though, a number of Lions'

Next up, when I was a lot younger, a trip to the hospital wasn't

Well, now a project is hoping to help kids who aren't that keen

It's where children here in Croatia get to experience what it's

like to visit a hospital, or be seen by a doctor.

It's normal to feel a bit nervous before going for a check-up.

That's why this special project was set up.

Medical students are the doctors and children pretend to be

the parents of their toys, who are the poorly patients.

By playing here they get the feeling it's some kind of game

when they visit the doctor, and that is great.

The Teddy Bear Hospital project started 20 years ago in Sweden

and now it is happening all over the world.

This is also good for student doctors, so they know

You get a better idea about what it's like,

The whole point is to make children feel relaxed when it

comes to the real thing, and these kids look pretty happy.

Now, what have gardening goats, a French spiderman and a scary

Yes, that's right, goats that do the gardening.

Max, Swirl, Cinnamon and Unicorn here have been brought in to clean

up the mess after flooding caused trees to fall down and weeds to grow

The goats get to their favourite thing, munching

Imagine walking down the street, looking up, and seeing this.

He's better known as the French Spiderman.

Here he is climbing one of the tallest buildings

in Barcelona in Spain without wearing a safety harness.

He says it took him just 20 minutes to get to the top.

Although this looks fun, it's really risky so don't try

Well, this looks pretty much like my worst nightmare.

A woman in Hull found them outside, swarming all over

She had to call in special help to get them removed,

and it's not clear what attracted them to the car in the first place.

And from the strange to the really weird.

It might look a bit quackers, but this is the world's

And she's making this waterway in Washington, America,

her own personal bathtub for a few days.

Mama Duck and more than 20 ships are sailing along

the Thea Foss Waterway as part of the Festival of Sail Tacoma.

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