27/08/2016 Newsround

Hi, everyone!

It's Naz here with your Saturday morning's Newsround.

After our Olympic success, thousands of clubs across the UK

are opening their doors today to let people have a go

at new sports for free.

ITV is even turning off all its channels

for an hour in support!

The events are called "I Am Team GB" and organisers hope

to use our Olympic success to inspire us all to do more sport.

Meanwhile, here at Newsround HQ we caught up with diving gold

medalists Jack Law and Chris Mears to see how much the Olympic mates

really know about each other.

Jenny's got the questions.

Yes!

Come on!

Mixture.

I thought it was me because I was six and a

half.

I thought I was seven but mum informed me I was six and a half.

So I win.

Blimey.

Without a doubt.

I couldn't push it into the camera any further.

I cried.

Chris was shouting a lot.

He jumped onto me and cried.

OK, cool.

This is fun.

100%.

With out a doubt.

I'll eat pretty much anything really.

No mushrooms.

No mushrooms.

Anything else though, anything else.

I don't know.

That's quite a tough one.

I'm going to go halfway.

I've gone for me.

I hide it from you.

I try to play it off like I'm cool.

I'm shaking.

Jack, he got two Olympic medals.

He couldn't have done it without me.

I put myself, yeah.

And you know, hats off, well done.

Now, as the team we are Olympic champions together.

Now we are world number one together.

We are.

And in China, students from more than 30 universities have been

taking part in their very own Robot Wars!

The robots have been designed and built to battle it

out against each other in the RoboMasters competition.

It's hoped events like this in China will inspire more youngsters

to become engineers in the future.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just before midday.