24/06/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ayshah and this is Saturday's Newsround.

Coming up in the next few minutes:

We find out why these guys have been going...

Green!

Glastonbury kicks off in style, and...

Fancy a poo dessert?

What's plopping you?

Thousands of you wore green clothes at school yesterday.

It was part of a big fundraising day called Green for Grenfell to raise

money for the people affected by the fire at the tower block

in London last week.

Some of you sent us video messages to say why

you wanted to get involved.

I have decided to wear green to show that I am thinking

of the victims of Grenfell Tower, and I am doing this so that I can

raise awareness for the people who have more power to help us

all, people who can make changes, they can make changes.

As you can see, I have made my own T-shirt for Grenfell Tower,

London, to show respect for all of the people

who suffered the fire.

People may be wondering why a school in Birmingham would be doing this,

but we are all part of the same country and we are united.

I am very pleased to be wearing green today,

as we are making our voices heard and also as the fire

was such a great tragedy.

It doesn't matter if you're old or young,

everyone is still thinking about the people are affected

and showing their love and respect for all those affected.

We released balloons into the sky, and we launched a bake

sale to raise money.

We are wearing green for Grenfell to raise money for those victims

of the Grenfell Tower.

I think it's a good thing for schools to take part

in because even though Grenfell Tower is hundreds

of miles away, it is good to show that we still care

and that we are affected by it.

Britain is a really small island and we are all just really

one community together.

We need to look after each other.

ALL: Green for Grenfell!

Thanks, guys.

Next, to rugby, and New Zealand's All Blacks proved too

strong for the British and Irish lions,

beating them 30-15.

But the highlight for the Lions was this try.

The last time the team won a Test series against

New Zealand was in 1971.

A huge music festival is taking place right now.

Some of the biggest music acts in the world are there.

To give us the lowdown on what's going on, here's

BBC reporter Lizo Mzimba.

Hi, Newsround, and welcome to Glastonbury.

Now, this is the kids' field.

It's famously one of the most fun areas across the entire site.

If you go right the way up the top, up there, there is lots of great

rides including a helter-skelter and a fun bus.

There are other things going on, there is music over there,

people getting face painting done over here, wherever you go,

round the whole Glastonbury site, you see people with amazing

designs on their face.

There is a circus big top over there, that's all day long,

over here, people enjoying traditional fairground rides.

Now, of course, as well as the activities here,

the big thing at Glastonbury is the music, and some huge acts

are going to be playing here.

People like Ed Sheeran is going to be performing, Katy Perry,

one of the most famous acts in the WorldCom is going to be

on the big Pyramid stage here.

Stormzy will be appearing as well.

And this is a weekend that people often look forward to all year.

It's going until Sunday, everyone says so far

they are having an amazing time.

If you like gaming, but you've always wanted

to make your own console, then you're going to need to watch this.

Here's Ricky.

Imagine making your own gaming console.

This 18-year-old student from Croatia is giving people

everything they need to make it happen.

Actually, that was an old weekend project.

When I started doing electronics and actually making stuff

with my soldering iron, I was actually amazed how easy

it is to create something.

You need a bunch of parts from eBay and a couple of

YouTube tutorials and you can actually make cool smart devices

like game consoles, smart watches, in your basement.

It's called the Maker Buino, a bit like the Raspberry Pi that those

of you have been coding with.

It's not actually something that similar to what you're

going to find in an electronics store, because this device

comes unassembled.

So unlike the PlayStation, that is ready out of the box, this

is actually an educational tool.

So how is this different from other gaming consoles out there?

The main idea is that this is something you're going to start

with and it is going to encourage you to create something new.

For example, if you're going to make an 8-bit Pokemon Go clone,

you cannot make it with the Buino, because it lacks a GPS module.

But you can go to, I don't know, eBay or Amazon or something,

buy a GPS module, and just add it to your Buino.

So that was the main idea.

And that is why it we wanted to make it hackable.

And also, it was cool.

Fancy dog poo for dessert this lunchtime?

I'm serious!

Take a look at this poop coloured and shaped sweet made

in Taiwan in East Asia.

It's the baker's most popular item and she makes

1000 of them a month.

That's a lot of poo!

Staying with odd sights, want to see the world's ugliest dogs.

Well, go online to see our picture gallery which includes

this lovable pup Martha.

The competition celebrates dogs whatever they look like.

Look at that face!

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