26/11/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ayshah and this is Sunday

afternoon's Newsround update.

On the way:

The kids learning how

to help hedgehogs.

This giant gingerbread house.

And could Jonathan be the oldest

tortoise in the world?

People living on the Indonesian

island of Bali have had

to leave their homes.

It's because there's

concern that a volcano

there may be about to erupt.

Mount Agung is currently blowing

a plume of thick ash into the sky

which is causing problems

for flights in the area.

It's last big eruption was in 1963.

Next, a school in Somerset

which has come up with a plan

to help protect hedgehogs.

Hedgehogs need a nice and cosy warm

home for the winter so put

a hedgehog box in the garden.

We have got this box the hedgehogs

live in over the winter,

but as you can see it is not

very well camouflaged.

So what we are going to do today

is we are going to run out and get

loads of sticks and leads

to camouflage it over the winter

as hedgehogs don't really

like being open and then it will be

nice and cosy for

them in the winter.

Lots of people think

hedgehogs need milk, but no,

it makes hedgehogs feel sick.

Instead of milk give

cat food and dog food

and maybe a saucer of water.

Build a bug hotel.

Hedgehogs will love it.

Start with a pile of wood.

Then you can add egg boxes.

Sticks.

And then a pile of bricks.

And anything else

hedgehogs were like.

We have made this

poster for the public.

Hedgehogs can be harmed by letter.

So pick up that crisp packet.

Fences can trap hedgehogs.

So cut a 13 centimetre hole

so they can go and out.

Make a hedgehog highway!

He's had millions of hits online

for his rap covers and performed

in front of thousands of people

all over the world.

Get ready to meet Sparsh.

Hey, everybody, my name

is Sparsh AKA Purrhythm.

I'm 14 years old and I'm

a singer, songwriter,

rapper and inspirational speaker

from New Jersey.

HE RAPS.

And I also have

osteogenesis imperfecta.

It is a genetic disorder that causes

a person's bones to be

very fragile and weak.

So for example even it very hard

and she can break my bones.

So for example even it very

hardhandshake can break my bones.

I love music and particularly

I also lean to rap music.

It inspired me so much

because of its inspirational lyrics

that I said, you know what,

I am going to go out

there and I am going to show this

to the world and I am

going to show my version of it.

# I am not afraid to take a stand.

I have enjoyed pretty much every

performance I have ever done.

I always treated the same

whether I am performing

I always treat it the same

whether I am performing

for a hundred people

or 100 million people.

And that is exactly what I want

to share with you all today.

How I turned the word impossible

to I am possible in my life.

Every single performance I have

is just for me another step

to inspire more and more people

and reach my ultimate dream.

What a superstar.

What a superstar.

This huge tortoise is getting loads

of attention on the british

Island of St Helena.

Let's find out why.

You can forgive him

for missing his mouth.

He could be over 160 years old,

but no one can really

tell, not even his vet.

I think he is between

a and 186 years old,

but that is a minimum,

he could be older.

We based that age from

when he arrived on the island

so we based that age

on an old adult or a young adult,

so he could be another 100 years.

We do not know.

That is Catherine Mann,

the only vet on the island.

It is her job to look after him

and make sure he is eating right.

Fruit and veg.

Jonathan has been on the island for

ever a long time but he is actually

from the Seychelles and no one

is quite sure exactly

what type of tortoise he is.

There is some debate as to the exact

species that Jonathan is.

He might be one of only a handful

of tortoises, but we're not sure,

we are doing genetic testing

at the moment so hopefully we might

have the answer soon.

Even though we don't

know exactly what he is,

or where he came from,

here at Newsround HQ he gets a big

thumbs up for being super cool.

And if you're already feeling

festive and a bit peckish check out

this gingerbread house.

It's a holiday tradition

in San Francisco in America.

It took more than two weeks to make,

includes more than 10,000 pieces

of gingerbread and a tonne

of icing and sweets!

Yum!

That's all from the weekend team

but Newsround is back

from 0740 tomorrow morning.