23/02/2016 Newsround

Ricky here with some great stories this Tuesday.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

11 days on, the baby gorilla - a 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.

Owain Doull is being tipped as a cyclist to watch in the future.

I am chuffed to see Owain is here with us. Thank you. So much

training. It is really intense. Talk is through what is going on to get

you where you need to be. We are in the fine tuning phase. We've got the

World Championships in ten days. Win to put the right things in the right

places. Hopefully I will be in good shape to perform. How are you

feeling, confident? Yeah, everything is going well so far. Numbers and

training suggest we are on track for a good result. You get compared to

Bradley Wiggins quite a lot. How does that feel and what is he say

about that? It is one of the better comparisons to have. I think there

is only one Bradley Wiggins. All I can do is keep working hard and be

my own person. What is he like to spend time with? Here's a really

good laugh. He is a character. He lifts meeting when he is around. You

are only 22. How did you get into cycling? There was a local track

down by me and Cardiff. Lots of people came through recycling there.

What about tips for kids at home you want to get into cycling, is it

easy? Yeah, it's really simple. All you need is a bike. Just ride it and

enjoy it. It gives you a sense of freedom. It is not about winning, it

is taking part. Best of luck with the Championships. Now, to another

sport. Any good at dancing? Useless. Finally, how do you think it

would feel to be picked to represent England at the world's biggest

dancing competition? Martin met one team determined

to get it right on the night! Dancing - all of us love to do it,

but it turns out some are just 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 However, this dance

troupe in Birmingham - These girls and boys are just some

of the squad representing 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 Before you do a step,

you have to think how do I do this? You just have to get committed

to it, and all my hard work has The World Cup will take place

in Jersey in June this year. These guys will be going up

against some of the best dancers They have big boots to fill,

because Team England has won 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 meeting

the other dance schools. Representing England -

you couldn't ask for anything Jenny's back at 4:20pm.

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