23/02/2016 Newsround

We've got loads for you this afternoon, online and on TV.

Blue Peter's Lindsay gets ready for her tough sports relief

challenge, and the baby gorilla born with help

This baby gorilla is the first in the UK to be born with help

She needed a three hour operation to bring her safely into the world.

Here's Ricky. 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 mean, I have

helped lots of babies but this one was quite special because even

though it's quite small, it had a strong grip, looked at me with those

weird eyes it's got. It was fun. There were a few complications, but

mother and baby are now doing well. 11 days on, the baby, a girl, is

thriving. She's being fed by zoo staff for now until she's strong

enough to meet the rest of the family. She's only allowed one

visitor - the doctor who delivered her. Thanks, Ricky.

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

areas to help people cut off by a powerful cyclone that

The storm and winds of over two hundred miles an hour,

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

Thousands of people are now living in evacuation centres and many homes

She's a Blue Peter Presenter and used to tough jobs but now

Lindsey Russell says she's nervous but excited about her Sports Relief

She's going to Zorb in a plastic ball over 20 miles ons water.

After months of training, her mammoth task is just days away

I am here with Blue Peter presenter Lindsay and she's about to set off

on this epic challenge. You're the wave runner. We caught you literally

before you're about to head off to Northern Ireland. Minutes. It's

ready to go. They're packed and ready to go. How are you feeling?

Terrified, really, really nervous. This is officially, I think, the

biggest challenge of my life. I have never done anything this big on Blue

Peter. We're so used to adventures and challenges, but this one really

is huge, so I'm scared. I feel physically good, though. I have been

training for five months now and eating all the right foods. I have

been at the gym loads. I have done all I can. You have been training

for hours on end, on the treadmill. How long? The longest I did was a

six-hour run, which I don't recommend. That's just silly. So

have you all come to know each other? We're friends and enemies.

Sometimes I love the Zorb. Sometimes it's horrible. Weather conditions

have to be right for you to complete this challenge for Sport Relief. Lou

is it looking? We're looking good, but literally just for 24 hours. We

found a window. We set aside two weeks to do this, and we thought in

that time there has to be a day that's good, and it turns out there

is literally only 23, 24 hours where the wind is right. The sun is OK.

The tides are doing the right thing. The swells aren't too big, so we

think we have just hopefully found the perfect moment to do it. Tell us

where you're starting. I am starting in Northern Ireland. The idea is to

cross into Port Patrick, which is where my dad is. My school will be

there, my God brother and my cousins. I am half-Scottish, so it's

special to finish there. Represent Scotland. Just have a cup of tea

before you get into that car. Best of luck. I'll yo see you on the

other side. Bie, Newsround. Thanks, Lindsay.

Slugs - they're long, brown and slimy - and can

But scientists in Shropshire in England, have now fitted them

with trackers to work out where they go, so they can limit

Slugs are more active at night and will be out in the field and have a

number of tagged slugs which we relief. We'll go back every 20

throughout the night. throughout the night.

That's all from the team today, but there's loads more online.

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