22/10/2016 Newsround

So, first, we're already getting excited for week five

of Strictly Come Dancing tonight, but the big question

is, will professional dancer Brendan take part?

He's missed training all week as he's been ill.

We have heard out -- heard he will not be taking part.

His celebrity partner Anastasia has been practising with Tameka's

We don't know for sure who'll be dancing with Anastasia tonight.

Now, not that we have ANY favourites on this show -

but last week's big star was ex-Newsround

who has surprised us all with his moves.

Ore's busy with practice, but he managed to send us this.

Hi, Newsround, it's Ore, and... Hi!

You might recognise this gal from Saturday night.

Believe it or not, there is a lot of work that

goes into this show, of course, but you need to

also rehearse... Where to stand.

And walking downstairs, so these stairs behind us, we have

Jo and I are dancing the waltz this week, which is very different

to what we did last week, the jive, and to get...

What did we get last week, Jo?

Biggest score in week four in the history of Strictly.

We had the best time last week, and hopefully we'll have

We will see you Saturday night, BBC One.

Hopefully we'll be back for another week.

There's was massive disappointment for England's women footballers last

night, after they thought they'd beaten France for the first time

Toni Duggan thought she won the match in injury time with this

shot, but it was ruled out for handball.

But another look at the replay in slow-mo shows it

The team are building up to next summer's Euros.

They've been unbeaten for eight games, and they

If you didn't already know, it's seal pup season,

and National Trust rangers have spotted the Farne Islands' first

pups of the season off the Northumberland Coast.

The annual seal count kicks off at the birth of the first pups,

and rangers spend two months monitoring the breeding seals

to see how well the seal population is doing there.

Last up, London Zoo has welcomed its first baby

aye-aye lemur, which has just emerged from its nesting box.

Although actually born in July, it's the first time this

The species, originally from Madagascar in the Indian Ocean,

is known for its very long finger, which it uses to claw out bugs

That's all from me - Newsround's back at 11:55.