22/04/2017 Newsround

Welcome to Newsround this Saturday afternoon,

I'm Ayshah, Coming up.

The space probe nearing the end of its super mission and -

Radio 1 gets the Royal seal of approval.

First, we're starting with one incredible start

to the Scottish Cup semi-final between Hibs and Aberdeen.

Watch this - Adam Rooney from Aberdeen scored

after just 12 seconds!

Wow!

Well, the game's just finished - the score was 3-2 to Aberdeen.

In England, top two Premier League clubs

are going head-to-head later

in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium.

Chelsea and Tottenham kick off at 5:15, and ahead of the huge

match, both team bosses had some pretty nice things to say

about each other.

I think Tottenham are a great team and they are here for the second

time to fight for the title.

We will play one of the best teams in

Europe.

A great manager, great players, players that won European

competition and World Cups.

Also today, Manchester City Women are kicking off their

Champions League semi-final round about now.

They're the only British team left in Europe's top footy competition.

But they face a tough one - as they're hosting

the defending champions Lyon.

Go online now to watch Whitney's interview

with Man City's Izzy Christiansen, including her advice

for wannabe footy stars.

Well, the medals keep coming for British gymnastics

star Ellie Downie.

The 17-year-old's just won a silver in the vault event

at the European Championships.

It comes a day after her record-breaking

all-around gold yesterday.

She was the first British gymnast to achieve that.

She trailled behind her competitor at every stage, until she wowed

with that floor routine.

This is the moment she realised she did it.

Well done, Ellie!

This is what she had to say afterwards.

I started on vault a bit different this time and that went well and

bars went well.

Beam was pretty shaky and then floor.

I tried to

not watch anyone's floor routines and just go up

and focus on what I did.

After my second tumble pass I was a bit like, "Hmm,

not sure if it's enough" but I would have still been

happy with second.

And when the score came through I just...

I was speechless, I don't have words.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge rocked Radio 1 yesterday.

Kate and Will popped into their studios for a visit

to surprise DJ Adele Roberts - who's running the London

Marathon for the royals' mental health charity.

Please welcome to Radio 1 the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Oh, my God!

Someone from around here told me that you were a bit nervous

about being here today.

I don't know what you're talking about!

This is the face of calm!

Is it true that you listen?

Occasionally.

Is it true that you text in?

I have texted in, yep.

Under a different name?

Obviously, I wouldn't tell you who I was, definitely not.

Did you get a shout out?

Well, I got a shout out, yes, from Adele on the day.

I also got a shout out ages ago from Sara Cox, she gave me one.

Social media for this technology is fantastic,

it's great fun and a great way to communicate.

However, that face-to-face contact is still really important

for family and friends.

Living your life online can be quite dangerous at times.

You can spend a lot of time at night looking at your phone and not

getting enough sleep.

What do you watch on television, if anything?

Lots of children's programmes.

My goodness, there's a lot of them out there.

But some of them are really good but, you know, you had to pretend

you're really interested in it, because George gets very upset

if you're not showing due diligence to the characters.

Is it generally Mr Tumble, that kind of thing, is it?

Fireman Sam has taken an awful lot.

The official chart with Greg James...

And the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Go!

It's Friday the 21st of April, it is 4pm and this is a very

special official chart.

Between now and 5:45pm we will bring you the big stories,

new entries, high climbers and, of course, the top ten in full.

It is a huge battle for number one, let's see the contenders...

Harry Styles went straight to number one last week with his debut

single Sign Of The Times, can do it again?

Will and Kate, you can come present Newsround any time!

Well, Harry Styles couldn't quite do it again.

Ed Sheeran's Shape of You went back to number one -

it's now clocked up a total of 14 weeks at

the top of the charts.

Not only that - Ed's also number one in the album charts with Divide!!

Just as impressive is running 26.2 miles -

something thousands of people will be doing tomorrow

in the London Marathon.

Loads of you have been getting involved and I'll read

out your shout outs in just a sec.

But there's time to get involved tomorrow if you haven't

managed to do it today.

And I'll read out as many as I can.

Ok those shout-outs going to: Uncle Richard, and that's

from seven-year-old Lucas in Devon.

He adds, we are very proud of you.

Class 5HC from Forres Sandle Manor School in Hampshire is cheering

on Mrs Whitely and they say - You can do it!

And Sky-Louise from Doncaster says Good luck everyone,

you'll do great!

Finally, a NASA spacecraft that's been orbiting the planet Saturn has

begun the final part of its 13-year mission.

Cassini is looping round Saturn's biggest moon today.

It'll then head straight into Saturn's atmosphere,

where it will be destroyed as it's running out of fuel.

It's hoped before that happens it will take some final measurements

of the planet's rings and rotation.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back on CBBC tomorrow just after 10:30.