28/11/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Whitney and

this is Newsround.

First up, you might have heard

there's going to be a royal wedding?

Yes, Prince Harry is getting married

to American actress Meghan Markle.

BBC reporter Mishal Husain

led their first interview

as a couple last night.

Let's take a look at

what they had to say.

Your engagement, when did it happen?

How did it happen?

It happened a few weeks ago.

Earlier this month,

here at our cottage.

Standard, typical night for us.

Cosy night.

What were we doing?

Just roasting chicken.

Trying to roast a chicken.

Trying to roast

a chicken and it just...

It was just an amazing surprise.

It was so sweet and natural

and very romantic.

Your ring...

Oh, yes.

Tell us about your ring.

The ring is obviously yellow gold

because that's her favourite

and the main stone itself I sourced

from Botswana and the little

diamonds either side

are from my mother's jewellery

collection, to make sure

that she is with us on this

crazy journey together.

It's beautiful.

He designed it.

It's incredible.

Have you met the Queen?

I have, yes.

A couple of times.

A couple of times.

What was she like?

She's an incredible woman.

And the corgis took

to you straightaway.

That's true.

For the last 33 years,

I've been barked at.

This one walks in,

absolutely nothing.

Just laying on my feet during tea.

It was very sweet.

Wagging tails.

I was just like...

Yesterday, we asked you guys

to get involved and send

us your messages for the new couple

and you didn't disappoint.

Ten-year-old Chaitanya,

from Milton Keynes, said,

"I am very pleased and excited

for the wedding and I hope they have

a very cheerful and jubilant one!"

While nine-year-old Abigail,

from Halifax, says she is very happy

and excited for them.

And Lily-Anne, from Manchester,

says she is very excited

for their wedding as Meghan will be

the first mixed race princess

in the royal family.

And she feels, because she

is American, we might

have a better bond with America,

as countries.? Thanks

for all your messages, guys.

And in Bali, which is in Indonesia,

authorities have issued

the highest-level warning possible

after smoke was spotted

coming out of Mount Agung.

The thick ash has been seen to be

spewing out over the past few days

and has forced the closure

of the island's main airport

for a second day amid concern

of a volcanic eruption.

Next, £70 million is going to be

given to 11 countries around

the Caribbean to help them rebuild

after the hurricanes

which struck earlier this year.

The money is being given

by the British Government to help

rebuild schools and hospitals.

Next, if you like basketball,

you may have heard of

the Harlem Globetrotters.

Their fancy basketball amazes crowds

all round the world.

We met up with Moose and Dizzy

who showed us some tricks that

will really wow your friends.

Hey, guys.

I'm Moose.

And I'm Dizzy.

Of the world-famous...

Harlem Globetrotters.

And you are tuning in to Newsround.

We know you are all wondering,

how do we do what we do?

Well, Dizzy and I are going to teach

you all how to do some

Globetrotter magic.

Here's three key moves that

you can practise at home.

All right.

Are you ready?

To start, going around the back.

Between the legs.

You're going to hold that ball out,

wind it up and hit it right there.

So, remember, around

the back, between the legs.

Don't forget to wind

it up and say goodbye.

The second trick, we are going to go

around the back, between the legs

and we're going to take it right

here and off the elbow.

That's around the back,

between the legs, you're

going to hold that thing out

like that and...

Bye!

You've got something else for them?

Yeah, think I should give them

something a little harder.

A little harder?

Yeah, a little harder.

Do you think they are ready

for the advanced course?

I think they are ready for it.

All right.

What have you got, Dizzy?

We're going to go around the back.

We're going to go under the legs.

And then you can bring it around

like this a couple of times.

Then bring it like that.

Dizzy!

Dizzy!

What?

You're making them all dizzy, man.

That's my name!

All right, I think you should give

them something a little bit harder.

That might have been too easy.

A bit too easy?

Yeah.

All right, here we go.

Oh, yeah!

The key for that trick right

there, guys, is magic.

We're just playing!

But the key to any good spin,

you have to get a nice spin

to start, keep the ball balanced,

you want to keep your finger

right under that ball.

So, if you try that at home,

you might not make it the first

time, you might not make it

the second time, but the thing is,

we practise our craft

until it is perfect and when we get

out there with you guys,

we make it look effortless.

So, there you have it, guys.

Three top tips on how to do

some Globetrotter moves.

Keep on practising at home

and maybe we will see

you and you can show us what to do.

Finally, there's good

and bad news for birds

like this red kite behind me.

Over the last 30 years,

these birds have come back

from near extinction and are now

a common sight accross the UK.

There are worries, though,

that we could lose some

of the animals because of poisoning

from things like pesticides

which farmers use to keep

their crops healthy.

That's all we've got time for.

Don't forget, you can head online

for the rest of the day's news

and that's also where you can find

out loads more about

the royal couple.