23/02/2016 Newsround

Morning.

Ricky here with some astonishing stories today.

The baby gorilla born with help from a hospital for humans.

Martin dances with some children ahead of one

of the world's biggest competitions.

But first, a baby gorilla's been born with help from a maternity

hospital for humans.

It's thought to be the first time a baby animal's survived in the UK

after a big operation like this.

This man has delivered hundreds of babies, but now

Professor David Carhill has delivered something original.

This newborn baby gorilla is tiny and very hairy!

Bristol Zoo asked for help from the local maternity hospital

after her mum became ill.

He had to carry out a three-hour operation to get

the baby out safely.

It was very special, very different.

I've helped lots of babies, but this one was quite special

because even though it was quite small, it had a really strong grip.

It looked it me with those kind of weird eyes that it's got.

And it was quite fun.

There were a few complications, but mother and baby are both

now doing well.

11 days on, the baby gorilla and girl is thriving.

She is being fed by zoo staff for a while until she is strong

enough to meet the rest of the family.

She is only allowed one visitor - the doctor who delivered her.

Next, the government in Fiji is sending boats to hard-to-reach

locations to help people cut off by a super cyclone that

hit on Saturday.

The powerful storm, which brought winds of over 200 miles per hour,

caused large damage to the group of islands in the Pacific Ocean.

Thousands of Fijians are living in evacuation centres while many

parts of the country are still without power.

Now to the 50-metre sinkhole that's caused a big headache for people

in the German town of Nordhausen.

Two buildings were dragged into the hole, which

was filled with water.

Lukily, no-one was injured.

Let's look at some sport now.

Manchester United beat League One Shrewsbury Town 3-0

The goals came from Chris Smalling, Juan Mata, and Jesse Lingard.

England women's football squad has been announced

for a tournament next month.

Chelsea's Katie Chapman, Arsenal defender Alex Scott

and Fara Williams, who could reach 150 caps for England if she plays,

will all be on the plane to the the United States.

Next, are you any good at dancing?

I'm not bad, but how do you think it would feel to be picked to represent

England in the biggest and best international dancing competition?

Martin went to meet one team who want to get it right

on the night.

Dancing - all of us love to do it, but it turns out some are just

better than others at it.

Martin, what are you doing? Dancing!

Just stop! OK, then.

I'll be the first to admit it - I'm not that good when it comes

to busting out some moves.

However, this dance troupe in Birmingham -

they're pretty amazing.

These girls and boys are just some of the squad representing

Team England.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will also have their own troupes.

So what does it take to be that good?

You have to put in all the time, not just at the dance studio.

You have to put it on at home as well.

I get up, I go to school, I go straight from school to dance

and then I go to bed. And I do that four days a week.

Being a good dancer isn't just training hard, it's training better

than you think you could.

Before you do a step, you have to think how do I do this?

And how can I improve it?

You just have to get committed to it, and all my hard work has

got paid off.

The World Cup will take place in Jersey in June this year.

These guys will be going up against some of the best dancers

from 38 countries across the world.

the competition for three years in a row.

So what are they expecting it to be like?

We do a lot of competitions and they are all really special.

But getting to represent your country is almost even more special.

I feel like the atmosphere is going to be amazing.

It is not just about the competition, it's

about being on the dance course.

I can't believe it. Representing England -

you couldn't ask for anything better than that.

Good

Good luck

Good luck to

Good luck to them.

Come back in half an hour to see Owain Doull, one

of England's top cyclists. Bye-bye!