Episode 2 WHOOPS I MISSED NEWSROUND

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Worried you're behind on this month's stories?

Reckon your newsy knowledge needs a little brush-up?

Well, you're in luck, because this is Whoops I Missed Newsround.

Who's he? And what's he up to?

Why, Rita, why?!

Our Junior Journos are back for more.

Hi, this is Megan with your latest news.

And what is this about?

DANCE MUSIC

There's loads to come, but first, let's take a look back

and remind ourselves of what happened on Newsround in May,

and what did our news guru Andrew make of it?

HE HUMS THE NEWS JINGLE

And now, the man they call Mr News - Mr Andrew News!

That's me, yeah, and I've been told

I know more about news than almost anyone.

To prove it, I'm going to use a hi-tech device called "TV".

May quite literally kicked off

with the news that Leicester City have achieved the unthinkable

and brought their fairytale to life.

Leicester City are Premier League champions.

Sorry, what was that?

Leicester City are Premier League champions.

Yeah, we've done it!

This must be a dream come true for some Leicester fans.

It's kind of like a dream come true.

Told you.

And Manchester United won the FA Cup at Wembley

for the first time in 12 years.

As the sun set on another Premiership season,

the International Space Station orbited the Earth

for the 100,000th time.

Back here on Earth, stars of the stage shone brighter than ever when

the 61st Eurovision Song Contest took place in Stockholm, Sweden.

And we have a new winner of the European Song contest 2016!

It's Ukraine!

CHEERING

My favourite was Australia, but Ukraine is OK too.

Australia? That can't be right.

Outside of Europe, Newsround were in Africa for a very special film

focusing on the dangers that rhinos face every day.

May turned out to be a testing time for many of you

when SATs hit the headlines.

One of today's tests has caused a big row.

Why? What happened? What do we know?

Last night the answers were mistakenly published online

for a few hours.

Let Mr News take this one.

So if one SATs test is published online for two hours,

what percentage of people are likely to see it?

I don't actually know the answer to this one.

The internet was also to blame when members of the public

were tasked with naming a new research ship.

Someone thought it would be very funny to suggest

the name Boaty McBoatface. And it got the most votes.

Scientists nil, internet one.

However, this name has been trumped

by a very special man who turned 90 this weekend.

Yes, the ship will now be called the Sir David Attenborough.

Internet one, Sir David...

one million.

In fact, it was a pretty perfect birthday present for Sir David

as he turned 90 years old.

HE WHISPERS: And here, by a river,

Newsround tracked down another animal fan with a special message -

the lesser-spotted Backshall.

Sir David, I hope you have a wonderful birthday.

Deep below the surface of the ocean,

scientists have discovered what lurks beneath.

New images reveal a weird and wonderful world

two-and-a-half miles beneath the surface of the sea.

Yes, caught on camera were a luminous jellyfish, a ghost shark

and a battered sausage that's gone mouldy!

I'm no expert, though.

On dry land, the second ever Invictus Games were won by the USA

with the UK following closely behind.

And finally, May brought more heartache for fans of The X Factor!

Rita Ora has left the show.

Why, Rita, why?!

Simon...

So soon after Cheryl left too. Why?

Simon!

And Grimmy's gone as well. Why?

HE WHISPERS: Simon!

Simon Cowell is now the only judge left from last year's line-up.

And that was the month that was May.

What a jam-packed month. How much news can there be?

But I want to know, what's got you talking?

Luckily our Junior Journos are here to report. Take it away, gang.

My favourite new story is Louis Van Gaal getting the sack

because I am a City fan and that is quite sad, so boo-hoo!

Well done!

Hi, Newsround. The thing that's caught my eye this month is...

the NASA robot trained to be like a human.

Great reporting.

Hi, this is Megan with your latest news.

I've been sat in the splits for eight minutes now

and my legs are starting to ache.

And that's the news for the day. Bye.

If you see yourself as a budding journalist,

just record 15 seconds of yourself

reporting on your favourite news story

and upload it to the Whoops web page.

Now, Newsround features some of the most inspiring young people around,

and this month has been no different. It's time to meet our...

..Headline Heroes!

A few weeks ago, after a game,

police were watching CCTV cameras

to make sure thousands of fans left the ground safely,

and that's when they spotted a boy helping the police tidy up

here at Strawberry Place.

The police put the video online to find out who it was

so they could thank him.

It's worked.

And the club decided to reward him

with the chance to be the mascot here today.

Now, I want to know about that day that you decided to clean up.

So, me and my dad sat on the wall

and then I decided to help the police.

Just because it were two of them and they've got a hard job,

and I don't like rubbish being left outside.

If you drop rubbish, you should put it in the bin.

Whoops! 12-year-old Lee was planning to run just five kilometres,

but joined the wrong group at the start line

and ended up doing four times that distance.

She explains when she realised.

About the fourth mile,

I asked a woman that I was running with how long it was

and she said it was about 13 miles.

A police officer came on a motorcycle

and said, "Your family's looking for you, they're waiting."

I was like, "I know, but I'm going to keep going."

MUSIC: Waterloo by ABBA

Oskar is a huge fan of Eurovision.

Oskar has seen almost all the contests since the first one in 1956

and he has a favourite.

-TRANSLATION:

-London 1963 was quite good.

Well, it feels a bit crazy I'm going to the Eurovision finals.

I've been longing for this. It's going to be so much fun.

The boy who's getting the chance

to meet players from his team, Tottenham.

Eight-year-old Marshall is a huge footy fan.

Even though he doesn't have any feet,

he's not let it stop him playing the beautiful game,

and tomorrow, a dream will come true for him

as he meets the Spurs players

and gets to have a kickaround with them.

His friends say he's an inspiration.

He's a good goalie.

-Yeah.

-He always saves them.

He's really helpful and he...

He never gives up.

They're so good to me and they help me up when I fall over every...

Nearly every time, I should say!

Some amazing stuff there. Well done.

Now it's almost time to put away our notebooks for another month,

but before we do, let's find out what happened

when Newsround took on The Next Step. Hold on to your hats.

MUSIC: THe Next Step theme

We...

-We.

-Are.

-Going to.

-Change the.

-World.

-For everything.

-We're.

-Made.

-Of.

-We're.

-Going to.

-Tear.

-The.

-Roof.

-Off.

-This.

-Place.

-Stand.

-Up.

Wow. That was a lot of Newsround packed into one bite-sized edition

and there'll be more of the same next month. Make sure you tune in

next Saturday too, because it's Whoops I Missed Lost And Found,

but for now, this is Jenny signing off.