28/11/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley and

this is Newsround.

First up, you might have heard

there's going to be royal wedding.

Yes, Prince Harry is getting married

to American actress Meghan Markel,

and we've just found out a few more

details about their big day.

First, we know when

they're getting married.

It's May 2018, but we still don't

know the exact date yet.

We also know where.

It's going to be in St George's

Chapel at Windsor Castle in England.

We also know that Meghan

will become a British citizen.

Well, last night, BBC reporter

Mishal Husain led their first

interview as a couple.

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...

Now it's time for some

racing, but not the kind

of race you see every day.

In one corner, we've got

the world's fastest mammal.

And in the other, a Formula 3 car.

This is? going to be epic.

On your marks, get set, go!

They are sleek, slender and selfie.

The Cheetahs aren't known for their

speed. They can reach 60 mph in

three seconds which, funnily enough,

is the same as a formula E car. So,

who would win a race? It is time to

find out!

That was awesome, and so much closer

than I thought it would be. But

there is a serious site this. There

are now only 7000 Cheetahs left in

the wild. They are one of the ten

most endangered species on our

planet and, unless something

changes, they could be big trouble.

By organising the race, the owner of

formula E wanted to highlight the

terrible effects of climate change

is happening on this magnificent

animal and ways to better protect

the environment, including the use

of electric cars.

Here we are seeing

two beautiful animals, an animal of

nature and a race car, specially

made for acceleration because

electric cars have is incredible

acceleration and instant torque, and

to see those two beautiful beasts

competing, especially accelerating,

is fascinating. I think the power of

the idea that promotes clean

mobility has really won the day so

far.

This next story will certainly

get your head in a spin.

Could this be the next big

blockbuster - a 66-minute

film of you watching

a washing machine cycle?

Er, maybe not.

The movie is a single

shot of the full wash,

rinse and spin cycle of a washing

machine with music created by famous

movie score composer Michael Nyman.

It's being shown in a cinema

in London and will then be

on YouTube, if you fancy a watch?

I'll certianly be wa...shing that!

Get it?

That's all from me.

We'll be back tomorrow

morning at 7:40.

See you then.

Bye.