21/01/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon, Ayshah here with your Tuesday afternoon Newsround.

Keep watching for some of this! A massive upset in the Australian open

tennis - defending champion Novak Djokovic is out!

Prince Harry talks of the "unbelievable achievement" of his

fellow Antarctic adventurers. And more snowy stuff - yes, these

are some skiing cowboys, only on Newsround!

First today, to some big trouble in Premier League football. West Brom

striker Nicolas Anelka is facing a minimum five-match ban after being

charged by the FA today. He's in trouble with them over a gesture he

made on the pitch last month after scoring against West Ham. It's even

led to West Brom's sponsor, Zoopla, to say they're going to stop working

with the club. Ricky's got the story. The gesture Anelka used is

considered highly offensive by some Jewish people. As a result we've

decided not to show it. Anelka has said it's not meant to be racist,

but today the FA decided to charge Anelka for making the sign. Last

night the company Zoopla announced it was pulling out as a sponsor of

West Brom at the end of the season, because of what Anelka did. Clubs

rely on sponsors for money to fund the club - they pay millions of

pounds to have their names splashed on the team's shirts. Anelka played

against Everton last night and his new head coach seemed to be behind

him. For me, Anelka is a very good professional. Very good person and

for me I need Nicolas in the team. We have never seen this before in

the Premier League, a sponsor of this high-profile football club has

never done this sort of thing so West Brom are in a position where

they need to find a new sponsor. Does this send out a message that if

they perform these gestures they will get into trouble? This example

shows that if you step out of line you could land in big trouble.

Anelka has promised he won't do the gesture again. He now has until 6pm

on Thursday to respond to the FA's charge. But for the first time a

club's sponsor has pulled out over a player's behaviour on the football

pitch. Next to the Philippines, where a

tropical storm is causing serious flooding and mudslides, just two

months after Typhoon Haiyan hit the country. The southern islands have

been worst affected with some villages completely flooded.

Thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes to higher

ground, sheltering in schools and public buildings. The United Nations

says that for those who lost their homes in Typhoon Haiyan, many of the

temporary shelters aren't strong enough to cope with the extreme

weather. Prince Harry has been speaking about

how inspiring it was to take part in an epic trek to the South Pole. The

prince walked 200 miles across Antarctica with teams of injured

soldiers. At one point it looked like the journey would have to be

suspended because of bad conditions, but they made it in the end. Watch

out for flashes coming up. I hope this truly unbelievable achievement

by everyone behind me and back in America, Canada and Australia, what

they have will remind everybody that it is simply... That they can

achieve anything they want to. Next - he's stopped Andy Murray

winning the Australian Open twice, winning it himself for the past

three years, but Novak Djokovic's reign in Melbourne is over after he

was beaten by Stanislas Wawrinka in an epic quarterfinal. The Swiss

world number eight took the defending champion to five sets and

held his nerve to beat him 9-7 in the final set and book a place in

the semi-finals. It's the first time in 15 attempts that Wawrinka has

beaten Djokovic and ends the Serb's winning streak of 28 matches. I was

playing really good, tried to fight. I was not feeling great in

the beginning but he is an amazing champion, I never gave up, and I am

really, really, really happy! Andy Murray is set to play big rival

Roger Federer in the quarterfinal tomorrow morning. Federer is looking

to claim his 18th grand slam title, while the Scot's looking for his

third. Join us in the morning when we will have a full preview of the

match. Head over to the website for plenty more good stuff from us,

including the dancing cabin crew in a Chinese airport. Find out how

Union J feel about being turned into dolls. Cowboys and ski slopes don't

tend to go together, right? Well they do in Colorado in America. Over

100 professional rodeo cowboys took to the slopes for the fun of it.

They had to race down the gates and survived a few jumps too. I will see