25/01/2018 Newsround

Time for your Newsround

update with me, Hayley.

First, news from

the world of sport...

And British tennis star

Kyle Edmund's attempt to lift

the Australian Open trophy has come

to an end.

He was knocked out of his semi-final

match earlier today,

losing to Croatia's Marin Cilic.

The Yorkshireman had been trying

to become the fourth British man

to reach a Grand Slam final

in fifty years.

It's not all bad news though -

his performance means that his world

ranking is set to rise from 49th

to 25th.

Want to get refreshed and help

save the planet at the same time?

You could be in luck!

Because plans to set up tens

of thousands of free water refill

points across England have

been announced today.

The people behind the plans want

shops and cafes to offer free water

points where members of the public

can top up their own bottles.

It's hoped this will help to cut

numbers of plastic bottles

thrown away each year.

Under the plans, you'll be able

to find your nearest refill

station using an app.

Now, what are you going to have

for dinner tonight?

Fish fingers?

The reason I ask...

Is becasue scientists have made

a huge discovery under the sea.

It's a fish with actual fingers...

And it's thought to be

the rarest in the world.

Clear lack of ever seeing a fish

with fingers?

Not the crispy kind

Alex Mack and actual fish with

fingers. I know what you're

thinking. There's something a little

bit fishy about this but I can

confirm you are caring the truce.

See what I did the! This extremely

rare species lives of the waters of

Australia. They've got scientists of

the scale with excitement. Divers in

Tasmania have just discovered a new

group of red fish, doubling the

known population and raising hopes

that more may be found. So what

could they do with their fingers?

Use a smartphone perhaps to upstate

their profile. Maybe play a tune on

the piano. They don't do very much,

he's hardly going along. It wobbles

around on its fins. They hardly ever

move. Still, these fish look

incredible. I'm the biggest. By just

about had it with these fish puns.

Next, lots of viewers got them will

be celebrating this man tonight.

It's Robert Burns. Why do people

choose to remember a man that was

born almost 300 years ago? Martin

has been finding out. Robert Burns.

Or Rabbie Burns if you're Scottish

is a pretty big deal in Scotland.

He was really good at writing. A lot

of the poems he wrote still get

recognised today. Some of them have

even been turned into songs. His

most famous one as to be auld lang

syne, which people around the world

sing to celebrate New Year.

To celebrate good old Rabe, to make

lots of families will be eating this

for dinner, haggis neeps and

tatties. Turnips and potatoes.

Before they get tucked into the

food, our family member is chosen to

read one of his poems. We asked

these kids to perform one of their

favourite address to a Haggis.

Well said and happy Robert Burns day

everyone. Thank you guys. I have

made by neeps and tatties but I

can't find my haggis. We are alive

in the middle of Newsround! Sorry!

I've got an after to show you this

Hepple birthday party.

Fiona the hippo has been

celebrating her 1st birthday

at her home at Cincinatti Zoo

in the US.

She celebrated with a party and even

enjoyed sharing a special hippo

cake with her friends.

I hope they said "hippo

hippo - hooray!".

Head online for more

of today's top news.

While you're there, you've got

to check out the cheeky dog that's

taking the internet by storm.

That's all from us today.

If you're celebrating

tonight, have a great time.

Bye!