26/01/2018 Newsround

Morning!

It's Friday, I'm Ricky,

and this is Newsround live on CBBC.

Loads coming up to get

you ready for the weekend...

We meet the latest star

arrival at a Mexico zoo.

And we catch up with the stars

of the last Maze Runner movie.

Now, are any of you guys

Maze Runner fans?

Well, today the final

film in the movie series

hits the big screens.

Newsround went to meet some

of the stars of the movie to find

out what you guys can

look forward to.

We're running out of time.

You've seen what's

happening out there.

This is the most action-packed

of the three movies.

Go!

Hang on!

There's some big, fun,

exciting scenes this time.

The special effects look amazing.

The last city,

the base of operations.

The drama between these characters.

Do you regret it?

What you did to us?

I did what I thought was right.

The acting is amazing.

Especially your acting.

My acting?

Yes.

Very good.

Yeah.

It's unbelievable.

Yeah.

You still care about her, don't ou??

Don't lie to me!

It's entirely believable.

I was going to say.

Yeah.

It's believable.

The opening was fun.

It was very cool.

Yeah.

That was out in the desert.

It was very hot out there.

Yeah, that was actually terrible.

I think my favourite part to film

was the ending because we'd been

preparing for it for five years

and we knew it was coming

and we wanted to make it

the biggest, loudest,

most adrenaline-rush

of all the movies.

No, luckily in this one,

all I had to train was wearing heels

because she's in the office,

so I didn't have to do any more

running or climbing or sprinting,

which I was very relieved about,

but it turns out wearing

heels for 18 hours a day

is almost worse than running.

The stunt sequences in this one

were things that we had to,

you know, learn weeks ahead

and I think it was like the first

time really we've ever had,

specially for us, a choreographed

fight kind of thing and so...

We learned that right

at the very beginning.

Yeah, like the first thing we did.

Yeah.

It's weird, I don't think we ever

thought it would end because we've

had such an amazing time and five

years sounds so long

when you're 20 years old.

Each movie has always been a kind

of cliffhanger and this movie we get

to finally have a "the end"

at the end, you know.

So it's been fun to do that.

Question - how do you

move an 80 tonne king?

The answer?

Slowly, and very, very carefully!

I'm talking about this 12 metre high

statue of Rameses the second.

He's known as the greatest

Pharoah of Egypt.

The statue is being moved to go

on display at a new museum

in Egypt's capital, Cairo,

which will open later this year.

It's thought to be

around 3200 years old.

And Ramses was given

a journey fit for a King,

with an official parade of horses

walking alongside and

a band to welcome him!

Now, what did you have

for dinner last night?

Fish fingers?

The reason I ask is because

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.

Watch this...

Ever seen a fish with fingers?

No, silly, not the crispy kind -

an 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 HERRING the truth.

See what I did there?

This extremely rare species lives

off the waters of Australia.

They've got scientists off

the SCALE with excitement.

Divers in Tasmania have just

discovered a new group of red hand

fish, doubling the known population

and raising hopes that

more may be found.

So what can they do

with their fingers?

Use a smartphone perhaps

to update their FISHBOOK profile?

Maybe play a TUNA on the piano?

Well, no, they don't do very much.

He's hardly SCALLOPING along, is he?

The red hand fish waddles

around on its fins.

In fact, they hardly ever move.

Still, these fish look incredible.

I'm their biggest FIN.

Right, that's it.

I've just about HADDOCK

with these fish puns!

Last up, a rare white lion

cub has met the cameras

for the first time at a zoo

in Mexico, and is turning

into a bit of a star!

As you can see, it's very

curious and is enjoying

investigating its surroundings.

The cub was born in October

but doesn't have a name yet.

Children who visit the zoo

are being asked for suggestions.

There are only around 300

white lions in the world.

Let's have a quick look

at what you can see over

at Newsround online...

Make sure you try out our brand

new Quiz of the week.

Find out how a hippo

celebrates her birthday.

And watch our video of the strangest

stories of the week!

That's it from me,

Martin is back at 4.20pm.

Have a great day at school.