28/01/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ayshah with your top stories this Saturday afternoon.

We find out how kids are celebrating Chinese New Year.

And the turtle found a long way from home.

First up, female rights campaigner Malala Yousafzai has said she's

heartbroken that President Trump is closing the door to children

Her comments came after President Trump said the US

is banning Syrian refugees from entering the US

He's also stopped allowing people from six other mainly Muslim

He says it's the right decision to help protect Americans

from terrorists, but some people say it will punish innocent people.

The things he has said about migrants and refugees have made him

popular with his supporters. Some people do say it will punish

innocent people. Theresa May became the first

foreign leader to meet the new American President

Donald Trump. They talked about the relationship

between the US and the UK. It was also confirmed

that he will be coming to visit It's been a record-breaking

tennis day down in Australia, as Serena Williams beat her big sis,

not only to take the Australia Open title, but also claim her place

in history by winning more big tennis tournaments than any other

professional female player. Today the Year of the Rooster starts

and people around the world will be celebrating by setting off

fireworks, giving gifts of money in red envelopes,

and eating special food. Martin's been to meet some kids

in Manchester getting involved. I just think it's important because,

like, obviously I'm Chinese and my parents are from China,

so it's always important So, when it comes to the New Year,

there's lots of food Our family come to my house

and then we and our friends, we have dinner together

and we play with each other. I also like Chinese New Year,

cos it's a time for me to get Chinese New Year -

when a lot of people from places like America and many Asian

countries get together Traditionally here in the UK

New Year's Day falls on However, Chinese New Year is based

on the ancient lunar calendar, This means the date

changes every year. The Chinese calendar also celebrates

a different animal each year. There are 12 in total, and this year

is all about the Rooster. There are celebrations

going on all over the country, and these guys are part of

a big parade in Manchester. We are going to dance

the chicken dance. Yeah, I'll be doing it with the rest

of martial arts school. But that is not all -

Chinatown in Manchester will be filled with even more dancers

and performers, including this 15-year-old gymnast who's come

all the way from China to take part. I get to meet so many new people

when we do these performances. Like, I get to spend time

with my friends and family, but more importantly I get to meet

all these amazing people, and a lot of times we end up

becoming really good friends, and those friendships just

last for a lifetime. And if you don't know what Chinese

animal you are and want to find out, don't worry, we've got

you covered online. To the story of a

pretty epic journey. This little guy took

a wrong turn and ended up This incredible turtle has been

on a journey like no other. Last November, she was discovered

off the coast of Anglesey in Wales. What's even more amazing is that

Olive Ridley turtles are usually found in warmer waters around Mexico

and southern parts of the US. So, how did she end up

off the coast of Wales, That's what this team

are trying to work out. Menai, as she has been named,

is being cared for at the Royal They've never seen an

Olive Ridley turtle before. She's the first to be spotted

in British waters since records

began almost 270 years ago. Staff caring for her

noticed she was unable but that hasn't stopped her

from munching her way She's a real character,

now we've got to know her. She is eating well, demolishing

a couple of kilos a day. These turtles can swim long

distances, but it's thought that Menai drifted in strong

currents to the UK. She's getting all

the care she needs. A team of carers apply cream to her

shell to stop it from drying out. Menai will be returned to Anglesey,

then she will hopefully be fit enough to be released back

into the wild. Have you ever been so happy

you want to dance? Well, these too showed certainly

know how to celebrate. Bethanie Mattek-Sands,

and Lucie Safarova - or Team Bucie as they call

themselves - showed off with this routine after

they won the doubles title. Remember to go online and find out

what your Chinese zodiac animal is. Secure your place at

the 500 Words Final, BBC Radio 2's writing competition

for kids with our honorary judge her Royal Highness the

Duchess of Cornwall.