27/01/2017 Newsround

It's Friday afternoon, Ayshah here and you're watching

The turtle found a long way from home.

And the kids lending a hand to move a library.

Today, across the world, people will be remembering the Holocaust.

It's a chance for people to take time to think about the millions

of Jewish people and others who were killed by Hitler and his

Ricky's been finding out what happened and hearing from some

When World War two broke out in 1939 Germany was run

Hitler thought that Jewish people where inferior

Jewish shops had their windows smashed and Jewish people

The Nazis rounded up millions of Jews , as well as disabled

people, gay people and other groups Hitler thought were inferior

and sent them to prisons called concentration camps.

Families were split up, forced to do hard, physical work

Millions of people were deliberately killed there, it is thought nearly

seven out of every ten Jews from across Europe died.

Some children did manage to escape Nazi Germany,

Ruth was one of those who manage to escape.

Street by street, Jews were cleared and any moment

We opened door to a woman from the British Embassy

who had braved the curfew, she brought the entry Visa

to Britain, train tickets to get through Germany,

through Holland, and the ferry to Ramsgate.

This person also managed to escape the Holocaust.

There was nowhere to go, no country wanted us,

Frank my brother was in Leeds, he tried very hard to

get me a trainee post and he finally succeeded.

We managed to get visas for our parents and became.

Thank God, because four days later war broke out.

Every year people remember those who lost their lives

in the Holocaust, it helps teach us about these terrible events and make

sure they are not forgotten so that they can never happen again.

And go online to find out more about the Holocaust

Prime Minister Theresa May will be the first foreign leader to meet

President Trump. In just over half an hour they'll

meet at the White House to talk about the relationship

between the US and the UK. The two countries have a long

history of being close friends. They're expected to talk about how

they'll work together once Britain To the story of a

pretty epic journey. This little guy took

a wrong turn and ended up Luckily the rare turtle

was found and now zoo staff This incredible title has been on a

journey like no other. Last November she was discovered off the co-host

of Anglesey in Wales. -- off the coast. These type of petals are

normally found in warmer waters around Mexico and southern parts of

the US will stop so, how did she end up off the coast of Wales? Thousands

of miles away? She is being cared for at the Royal veterinary College

in Hertfordshire. They've never seen a title like this before. She is the

first to have been spotted in British waters since records began

over 270 years ago. Staff caring for her noticed she was unable to stay

under the water, but has munched our way through a lot of food. She is a

real character, she's starting to eat very. She is eating a lot of

calamari. These titles can swim at longer distances. But not used to

the UK. A team of carers apply cream to her shell to stop it drying out.

Hopefully she will soon be fit enough to be released back into the

wild. Finally how do you move a library

using just your hands? More than 1,200 people in Belgium

lent a hand to move library They formed a human chain over

a distance of 250 metres to take the books to their new home.So

the library can begin That's all from me today,

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