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Day 1 :CNN news
I read a news article about Donald Trump building a wall between US and Mexico to avoid asylum-seekers migrating to the US illegally, he signs the 1,159 pages funding bills and the paper works for his executive actions, including the national emergency to unlock billions of dollars in federal funds to build a wall on the southern border, bypassing Congress after lawmakers refused to meet his multi-billion dollar request for border wall funds, at a 10 a.m.
day 2 :BBC News
I read a article about people started to ban AI in a battle because they can  malfunction  in a unpredictable way, they can kill innocent people. Also Human Rights Watch (HRW) have formed the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots, to press for an international treaty.
Day 3 : CNN
I read a article about A380 it will be discontinued in 2021 because nobody is buying this jet, the cost of fuel, and the  cost of itself.So it was no surprise that there was widespread consternation at the February 14 announcement that Airbus intends to cease production of the A380 in 2019, effectively placing an expiry date on an aircraft that was once seen as the future of aviation.

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I really enjoyed that the articles are in sections so I can pick what I want to read and it has interesting things on it that makes the reader want to read more.

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I read a news about Donald Trump to meet North Korea's Kim Jong-un by end of February At their meeting last year, there is one issues discussed by the leaders was nuclear weapons, which is something the two countries have argued about in the past.They signed a document that promised the "complete denuclearisation " of the Korean peninsula, which would mean that there would be no nuclear weapons in North or South Korea.

BBC News round (for Children)

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I read a news about students in 30 towns and cities across the UK are missing school because they're protecting against climate change.The students wanted to call on the government to declare "a state of climate emergency" and educate British public of global warming. The students confirmed that another strike action will be on March 15. I learned from this news that a clean, safe environment is not only for ourselves but future generations as well.  I hope everyone will save our planet.

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Sky news- I read about children protesting against climate change and missing school to do so. I found this intresting because all these people are missing school to protest against climate change and there where so many people doing so  I found it very inspirational.

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i read the article Antarctica's most extreme rescue mission from bbc

i found it interesting because the article was very tense. Must of been very scary for people who were going to try to save the person who had suffered a massive gastrointestinal bleed

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I read an article from newsround about "Should kids be banned from head balling". Its really interesting on how the article explains about the concussion and how 7 and 8 year old's do this to their not fully developed bone and brain, I have found out that its good to learn a proper technique with what you do so you don't get injury's that could affect your life. SO this article is a lesson about how to not get injury's from doing something that you love.

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BBC News round (for Children)- I read about students from 30 towns all around the UK skipping school to protest for their planet earth but the government is not listing to the children. (you expect us children to be silent when were trying to help)-lillia

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I learnt that people can people can do terrible things for no reason and those thing can be pain full and violent.

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i read about a flood  that went into residential places  and people have spotted crocodiles in the flood
20,000 houses are on the border of inundation crocodiles can be spotted in unusual areas like in a farm damn or a water hole or crossing a road or climbing a tree

most houses are two stories high
so the Queensland police told the residents to go to higher ground
police are sending helicopters and boats and picking up people that have contacted the police that have stayed at there house

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I went to BBC.com and read about students walking out of school to protest against climate change. There was students from 30 different towns protesting. This movement was started by a 15 year old student from Sweden named Greta Thunberg. Since then, tens of thousands of students from Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium and Australia. This will happen again on March 15th.

STRIKE FOR CLIMATE DBIS!

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I have read at BBC news https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/46602505 , about plastic that has gotten into the ocean and it is hurting marine animals. This inspired me to use less plastic and not let plastic on the beach and in the water. I found this article interesting because i had found some facts that i wasn't aware of such as an island in the middle of the ocean or that about 100,000 of marine animals have been killed because of this situation over the year.

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CNN News Donald Trump- I learnt about President Donald Trump on Friday declared a national emergency unlock billions of dollars in federal funds to build a wall on the southern border, bypassing Congress after lawmakers refused to meet his multi-billion dollar request for border wall funds.

For weeks, the President and his top officials had argued that there is a "crisis" on the southern border. Democrats pushed against that argument, saying there's no security crisis but rather a humanitarian one.

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On CNN, I read an article about the Belize's Great Blue Hole, and its new mysteries revealed.  This article talks about the expeditions that the scientists sent down into the water, and unrevealing many new areas of the Belize's  Great Blue Water Hole. Scientists have sent two submarines, and now they have made the first 3D map of the interior of the sinkhole. I liked it because I thought it was very ground-breaking and amazing.

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BBC news - I read about US planes carrying aid arrive in Colombia I found this interesting because I never new about the crises in Venezuela. The crises is about children going hungry and about every hospital in Venezuela is having serious medical  shortage. And There are  three million Venezuelans migrating who are going place to place search of food and medicine

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I read about Ariana Grande on BBC news round (kids). Her newest songs, "7 rings" and "break up with your girlfriend i'm bored" have topped the official singles chart this week. And these two songs are also in the top two positions of top 40, which means that she has joined a small amount of artists to achieve this accomplishment, and now she's also the first female to achieve this in nearly 34 years- and the second ever, putting her with  Madonna. Ariana is having an amazing 2019 since "thank u next" has broken the US streaming record for an album by a female artist - over 300 million!

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I  normally prefer reading about Archaeology and  this week there has been articles in the Times about    a painting of Narcissus in Pompeii and the discovery of an Anglo Saxon pendant in the UK.  I have just read a article in the Sunday Times about the proposed Brexit deal and  why Teresa May can't get people to agree on the Brexit deal.

There was another interesting article about a school giving their pupils lessons about how to talk to adults who might disagree with their views on Brexit or racism. Pupils were taught to try to understand the experiences which lead to different points of view and to deal with tricky situations.

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I read an article on BBC Newsround called 'Nasa wants to send astronauts to live on the moon.' This article informed me about NASA sending astronauts to live on the moon for further exploration They could live in houses made out of these special space bricks, and  possibly grow their own food. It says NASA is also planning to send astronauts to Mars and beyond. I enjoyed this article because it was easy to read and understand, interactive, and it caught my eye.

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I have been on Newsround and read about a medieval sword found in a sewer in Denmark. Fact: The sword had been carried by someone who had royal blood because it would have been expensive in the time (1300s). This is interesting because
it is part of history and the story is surprising. By reading about this story there were more stories like this one-a medieval boat found in a river in the Netherlands and a Vikings sword buried in rocks. Theres lots of information to read on different subjects it keeps you up to date with what's happening around the world.

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I read the article about "Antartica's most extreme rescue mission" on the BBC and it was really interesting to see how the odds were against them and that the chances that they had of being able to help Malcolm were quite slim, yet a brave and courageous man called Tim Nutbeam and his crew  still managed to help him on a forty-eight hour mission with only four hours of sleep.

I can't imagine what it would feel like in -30 degrees and in the darkest time in the year for Antartica with only four hours sleep and flying non-stop.  Also with the pressure knowing that if you fail it will cost an innocent mans life.

I personally felt that the extremes they went through to complete this mission were very empowering and motivational and taught me as the reader that nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it.

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BBC newsround- I read an article about Diary of a Wimpy Kid. In this article, author Jeff Kinney wants to see his fans' drawings to be featured in one of his books.

The request for his fans' drawings is not only for illustrations for his new books; but also for gathering stories of the lives of ordinary kids- just like us. So that his books can be more relevant to his fans and readers.

I found this article interesting. So from now on, when I read his books, I will pay more attentions to Greg's experience. It is because it could be an real experiences from one of the Wimpy Kid's book's fans.

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BBC News round (for children) - I read about about "Trump to seek special powers to pay for money to pay for the border wall" I found this interesting because I wanted to know why was Trump building the wall. I think it is unnecessary as people should be allowed to come into a country and be welcomed not be treated like this in a poor way.

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BBC Newsround- I read two articles about STAR WARS and it said that they're making a STAR WARS IX (9). I am really excited about that because I love STAR WARS! Anyway, the ninth STAR WARS movie, which doesn't have a title yet, is the final film in what's been called the "Skywalker saga". On twitter, director JJ Abrams and actor John Boyega shared a photo and thanked the cast and crew.

Around DB- In Around DB I read about a few things: First of all, there was a big beach clean up in the plaza where plastic free seas collected a whole gogo van full of trash. Second of all, a man, Douglas Robert Anderson, who used to live in the marina was found dead in his new apartment on January 3rd.

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Spain's second largest banks had to apologized after chinese citizens accused for racism for freezing bank accounts without telling.

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I read about Sala.he was one of the best player for

Cardiff.

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I read on the BBC News about colobus monkeys and this woman called Nancy Mungania who dedicated her life towards monkeys.
What I found out
I found out that monkeys are endangered species because of urbanisation, their homes being cut down (the canopies) and also, because they are getting hunted.
Why it was interesting to me
This was interesting to me because I didn't know that monkeys were becoming extinct and it was interesting how the monkeys live.
Where
Kenya, Costline, Mombasa.

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i really enjoyed reading some of the articles i think that they were interesting and i liked that there were diferent articles so you could choose. and they were all real.

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I enjoyed reading the articles on sky news. I realized it made me more aware of what's happening around the world and the where for our on community.

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News round -kids
Arian Grande has release of her fifth album Thank U, Next, the stars latest single Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored has topped the Official Singles Chart this week. The two songs are in the top two positions in this weeks Top 40 meaning she has joined a very small group of artists.

This was interesting because all her new songs that she only released recently already are a big hit

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I read that Donald Trump wants to build a wall that separates Mexico and America. More than 2000 people were turned away or arrested on the border. Donald trump wants 5.6 billion U.S dollars for this construction.

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I read about trump trying to ask his allies to fight IS. He constanly posting about the IS and that he is asking his allies that the United States needs help. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-47269887. I found this really interesting because I am from USA so this was really cool to know.

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I read an article about "Are lamas the new unicorns" It was really interesting and I thing its really true , they even made tv shows about lamas and books and even there is a account which is called lama with no drama it has 140,000 followers.

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On the BBC news ,(https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-politics-47264002 )
I have read about how more and more people want to stop Brexit. I am interested in this article because I am quite confused about what has been going on with Brexit and therefore, I wanted to learn more about it. The article talks about multiple reasons people want the UK to stay in the EU, and about that if there is no "backstop", there will not be a deal at all.

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I read about the weirdest music

collaborations  of all time. For example, BTS (my fav band of all time) and Dolly Parton.

What I saw
In this article there were a picture supporting each big statement. And evidence to back up the facts

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I read about a russian flag being flown Salisbury Cathedral and they said it was 'disrespectful'

This was interesting due to the attack from last year (4 of march) named Novichok as the aniversary is coming up.

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i read the article Star wars episode 9 filming ends.

i found it interesting because the article was very interesting and it made me feel sad because of how there going to stop filming star wars.Most of the crew might be sad that star wars is over because in the olden days people used to love it and it was a big hit.I really enjoyed reading the article because the article persuaded me to read more and because it is very emotional and interesting.It can also get very tense during some parts of the article.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/47264043 Link

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I read about JP (Ashley's Brother)
and that he had brain tumour for 2 years, he had 2 major brain surgeries and he got his first good friend in year 5. I found this interesting because you can't find a 13 year old like him.

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I read on news-round  about the world's biggest student choir, I found it very interesting ,it was fun to read and research.

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I read on news-round  about the world's biggest student choir, I found it very interesting ,it was fun to read and research.

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I read an article on BBC and it was called Disney: Girl asks why movie princesses never where glasses. I really liked this article and found it interesting, because I now agree that there Disney should make a princesses that wears glasses.Her name was Lowri and she is 9 years old and wrote to Disney and they responded saying they responded  "Disney holds a special place in the hearts of millions of people...our stories are timeless because they speak to the heart.

"Disney remains committed to continuing to create characters that are accessible and relatable to all children."

In recent years, many lead characters in Disney films have had glasses, including Storm Reid as Meg Murry in A Wrinkle in Time, Sadness from Inside Out, Carl Fredricksen in Up, and Edna Mode in The Incredibles 1 & 2.  She wrote to Disney because she wants people with glasses to feel beautifull and like a princess.

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I read that Jeff kinney is making a new series. and he will accept anyone's drawings

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I read on SkyNews that when a kid getting out of his house door with his dad they saw something spray-painted on their door that said "No Blacks” in white color. I found this insteresting because the kid didn’t want to go to school because he thought the people who drew that on the door where waiting for him in the hall to kill them. I also found it interesting because the police investigated their house a week after and also people were supporting him from all over USA and then the police put a a link on Twitter to help refund their door. The website is GoFundMe.

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I read the BBC Newsround for Children. I learned about that a child wants to be as fast as Usain Bolt. The boy is 7 years old he is almost faster than Bolt, but he is slower than Bolt by 4 seconds.
He lives in Florida, USA. The video was taken when it was his sports day.

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I read an article in SKY news about a female athlete who is being tested because of her male like features.
Caster Semenya a world champion in the athletics track.
if Caster wins  that will allow people to compete for their legal sex .
She has been told to lower her testosterone or she will face a ban to the well known 800m race.
"That means that you will have people with testes and high male levels of testosterone competing in the female categories and that will mean women with ovaries and low levels of testosterone have no chance of winning their races.

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I read about Why our ancestors drilled holes into each others skulls on http://www.bbc.com.

For a large part of human prehistory, people around the world practised trepanation: a surgery where doctors drilled into peoples head either by scratching a hole or cutting with a sharp object.But despite its apparent importance, scientists are still not completely agreed on why our ancestors performed trepanation.

Anthropological accounts of 20th-Century trepanations in Africa and Polynesia suggest that, in these cases at least, trepanation was performed to treat pain.But as well as being used to treat medical conditions, researchers have long suspected that ancient humans performed trepanation for a quite different reason: ritual.many skulls have been drilled in a part that stores all the blood:the obelion
this is very dangerous and risky not many people survived, but the ones that did only survived 1-5 years

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Blaze: The kid who has run very fast - CBBC Newsround

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Seven-year-old Blaze smashing the 100 metre sprint have gone viral. Has this runner got what it takes to rival the world record holder, Usain Bolt?

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I read that four Indian soldiers where killed in a gun battle because peace has not been set in Kashmir.  They have protests every week and most of the time they throw rocks and try to disturb them and sometimes they shoot guns or throw grenades . It is really dangerous so nobody is allowed to leave or come back inside and it has been the most dangerous war in years . BBC News

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I read this article from Canadian news about this refugee family who makes chocolate they are asking refuges to work for them. So people that are poor can get money from making chocolate this company use to only sell in there country now they are sold all over the world now. I think this is  excellent because refuges can get money from the company and then they can buy food water and some were to live.

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I read the telegraaf on a regular basis. What Ive noticed is that journalists write articles about facts but they also write about story which include their own opinion.

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I really enjoyed reading an article about an old women in Japan.

"Jailed for stealing grapes"

When she was 53 years old she stole a bag and got into prison.
She had diabetes and she loved sweet things like fruit.
She stole GRAPES and got into prison AGAIN for 2 years, she got grapes for a reason because they are sweet and she couldn't afford them.
Her husband once visited once although her daughter didn't want to visit her mum in prison.

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Last month the BBC reported on the increase in the numbers of elderly Japanese being imprisoned. The biggest spike is among elderly women. One 68-year-old serving her fifth jail term - this time for stealing fruit - tells 100 Women why she did it.

I was jailed for the first time when I was 53 years old. I think I stole a bag. My prison term this time is two years. It's not that I'm shoplifting all the time - I steal when I feel cornered. The first time I did it because there were tensions at home. One of my children wasn't going to school and I was feeling annoyed.

Another time I was blackmailed by another prisoner who said she would tell everyone I had a criminal record unless I shoplifted again. I think she saw my address when I received letters. I didn't want her to tell everyone so I did it.

This time I shoplifted fruit because I have diabetes and I love sweet things, and I couldn't stop myself. The type of fruit I took [grapes] was something I couldn't afford to buy.

But I was also stressed because my son is living at home with us with his child after his marriage broke down, and hasn't got a job. I shoplifted after we argued. It's hard. He gets bored quickly and left his job. I told him we didn't need a lazy person in the house.

My husband has visited me but my daughter gets angry and refuses to come.

There are many people here who committed crimes because they didn't get along with their children. They feel lonely. The children have their own life, and they have no time to care for their parents.

I don't want to shoplift again. I want to be strong, not to respond if threatened, and I will be patient about sweet things. I definitely don't want to come back here. I'm old, and it's hard to live here. I can't keep up with everything.

My husband says what's done is done. He says he's sorry that he didn't understand me. He was injured while I was in here so I want to take care of him when I return home. Young people are having a hard time in Japan but I hope they take care of their parents. Otherwise it will create loneliness.

Junko Ageno, prison warden at Tochigi Prison

I became a prison warden about 20 years ago. [After a career break] I came back here about five years ago, and my first impression was the increase of elderly prisoners. There were even several inmates I could recognise, and I thought: 'This person has become an old lady.'

For many inmates who have shoplifted, it was not that they didn't have any food to eat, but they wanted to save their money because the food was just there to take. I see the prisoners' profiles when they first join the prison workplace, and often they have stolen just one rice ball, or a few items of food which cost about 1,000 yen (£7).

Of course some inmates have had difficulty in making a living, but I got the impression from the profiles of others that they had the money to buy the thing but they thought it would be free if they stole it.

I talk to them and they know it was wrong but they say: 'I'm old and I don't have much money and worry about my life in old age.'

I'm in charge of a workplace that looks after repeat offenders, and they have been abandoned by their family. They are lonely and isolated. In prison they have food, clothing and shelter, and they might have an acquaintance or friend here. They feel more secure inside prison than outside in society.

In order to be sent to jail the easiest crime they can commit is stealing and shoplifting, and that is why we see an increase in those crimes.

I used to be in charge of a workplace for first offenders. Some of the women I first met in that workplace are now in the repeat offenders section. I asked them why they came back so soon and they said: 'I was so lonely.'

When they got out of jail they said they would never want to come back but once they were out, because they had a criminal record and were older than 60, they didn't have many relatives to depend on, no friends, and wondered how they could live their lives. So they shoplifted again. I'm concerned that people like that will increase.

Once the prisoners have finished their term, they work with a welfare section at their local city hall and a welfare institution. We want to change their minds that going back to prison is the only way to survive.

Find out more

Listen now online to Japan's Elderly Crime Wave on Assignment on the BBC World Service
Why some Japanese pensioners want to go to jail
What is 100 Women?

BBC 100 Women names 100 influential and inspirational women around the world every year and shares their stories.

Read more:

'My parents were told to swap me for a boy'

The woman who decides if men can take a second wife

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Last month the BBC reported on the increase in the numbers of elderly Japanese being imprisoned. The biggest spike is among elderly women. One 68-year-old serving her fifth jail term - this time for stealing fruit - tells 100 Women why she did it.

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I read an article on BBC newsround about a fifteen year old school girl that left the uk to go to Islamic state also knows as IS witch is a terrotist group whose members have extreme religiouse belifes.They use brutial violence againts anyone who doesn't agree with its view.And now she want's to come back to the UK,some people have diferent opinions if she should come back or not.But for now she is living in a refugee camp in syria.I think this artical was really intersting becuase i wonder why some one would just leave a country to just go to a terrotist group.

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I read this arcticle on kids who are forced to live on a farm in Australia 🇦🇺 where they have to work by feeding the animals. They even need to pay for parts of their school uniform and things like that... They made it really clear that they needed water because it was a really dry place. A girl that lived there quoted that it’s hard to breath because everything is dirt and it goes up your nose. They bearly have anytime to play or to go outside because they have to feed the animals and kill them for food. The animals don’t have anything to eat really because the floor is all dirt. This boy said that before this yet I haven’t shot a single lamb but this year he’s shot around fifty and that it’s completely normal now to shot and kill the lambs! There was a very factual video a lot of information on the interesting topic.(on BBC)

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I looked at an article about how a

A medieval sword has been found in a sewer in Denmark. some how medieval sword found its way in to the sewer Engineers in Denmark found a medieval sword in a sewer which was from the 1300s.

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dogs shod not be given lotes of human food or thay will not eat ther proper food

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I read the article about someone who joined isis and then wanted to go back to the uk and it is a debate about if they should be aloud back in. I learnt more about isis and that if you join it you are not able to be in the UK.

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I read that each year 1.2 BILLION bread crusts a year and crusts are the best part of the bread because they are filled with antioxidants.

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I read an article about Emoji plates being launched in Queensland.

It was interesting hearing about people's opinion.   Some were negative such as " Its only another way for the government to make money." And some think its a good thing because you have been able to support your favorite sports team and now your allowed to put an emoji on your number plate starting from next month.

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BBC Children's Newsround I read about Why Sharks are amazing.

I discovered that sharks are super bendy because they don't have any bones.I also found out that some sharks never stop swimming in the ocean because they need to get oxygen by moving in the water.The skin of the shark feels like sand paper because it is made up of millions of small teeth coated in enamel.

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Great white sharks could help scientists discover a cure for cancer and it's all down to their genes.

Scientists have been researching the predators' genes and have found that they protect them from disease, help them heal quickly and allow them to have a higher resistance to cancer.

According to the findings published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, their genes also help to protect them from age-related diseases.

Now, the scientists are hoping that research into these shark genes could lead to a better understanding of how humans might beat cancer.

But, these new findings are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how special sharks are. Read on to find out more.

There are over 500 different species of shark. The largest is 40 feet long and the smallest could fit in the palm of your hand.

Sharks don't have any bones and their bodies are made up entirely of cartilage - similar to the stuff human ears and noses are made from.

It's strong and flexible, which allows the shark to turn quickly when chasing prey.

Some sharks can't stop swimming

Sharks need to keep water moving over their gills to get the oxygen that they need to live.

Because of this, some sharks like great whites have to keep moving at all times which makes things like sleeping a bit difficult.

Not all sharks need to move constantly, though. Some sharks have developed a way to breathe while staying still.

They developed an opening called spiracles behind their eyes, which force water across the shark's gills so the shark can be still when it rests.

Their skin feels like sand paper

Sharks have unique skin made from millions of small teeth coated in enamel.

The skin feels like sand paper but the specially adapted teeth-like skin allows the shark to swim faster.

Sharks are always losing teeth because they don't have roots, but instead have lots of layers of teeth that replaces the old ones as soon as they fall out.

Unlike human beings who have just two rows of teeth that they have to look after!

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Giant sharks have existed in the past

The largest shark to ever live was the massive Megalodon.

This super-predator was swimming about in the oceans millions of years ago.

Scientists think Megalodons could grow to over 50 feet long, which is just shorter than two double-decker busses parked end to end.

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I read an article about sharks it it was called why are sharks amazing and it said sharks have special genes that prevent them from diseases like cancer or age related diseases and more research could help humans to finally beat cancer
it also said about how bendy sharks are they have no bones in there body they are made up cartilage similar to what are ears and noses are made out of. then it said how some sharks cant stop swimming because then the water cant fill there gills to get the oxygen they need to live but some sharks have developed a method that they push the water through the back of there eyes while they rest.Then it talked about other stuff like there skin feels like sand paper and they have lots of teeth.
BBC news round for kids.

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I read about the world biggest choir. The choir has been running for over twenty years .
Children from all over the UK learn songs and dance moves to the songs then  take part and perform on stage with a gigantic
audience. I found this very interesting because two million children have taken part. "That's a big choir." I did some further reading on this choir and it was interesting to hear they havee recently preformed in the o2 arena which is very close to where I was born.

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I read about trump having an emergency fund to build the wall between Mexico and the United states.
I was interested in the article, to do with the WWII "Airport in Rome closes temporarily as experts remove World war 2 era bombs" These bombs were buried by the Germans during world war 2 and was discovered during maintenance work. The bombs weighted around 150kg altogether including 70kg of gunpowder.

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I went on to sky news and learnt about a 19 year old girl who joined the IS (Islamic State) and wanted to come back after some of her children sadly passed away because there was no medical care and everyone got sick. I also read another news article about a beach in Thailand that everyone loved and was like paradise but it was shut down and now no one can go there because like 90% of the coral reefs had died and the beach paradise became a dump so it needed to heal. The 3rd article was about lesbians in a country where homosexuality is illegal and how they have to use secret codes to get around and date other women.

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I read Russia Island emergency over  Polar Bear "Invasion" on BBC Newsround for kids https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-47185112
I have learnt that because of the climate change, Polar bears are forced to change their hunting habits and also spend more time on land searching for food, hunting bears are now banned. In Novaya Zemlya Island, people said there were bears attacking them and entering public buildings. "There's never been such a mass invasion of Polar Bears." said in a official press release. Because of this, people are scared to leave their homes and parents are not letting their children go to school. This article made me more interested in the world.

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I read about 16 states of a America suing their president Donald trump for making there citizens pay millions of US dollars to fund for the wall those states include Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Minnesota, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Hawaii, Virginia and Michigan and California the government has been shut down until they go to court he is also using the military funds for wounded soldiers to pay for the wall which is a absolutely terrible I think he is going to lose and be arrested hopefully my thought comes true.

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Donald Trump: Sued by California and 15 other US states - CBBC Newsround

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American President Donald trump is being sued by 16 US states after he declared an emergency to raise money for the Mexican border wall.

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ABC News
I enjoyed reading about QLD tropical cyclone because it was around QLD for a long time. It rained 200 millilitres and it flooded parts of QLD

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I decided to read JP's article. I was friends with Ashley, I was also aware of what he was going through but wanted to know more. JP had a brain tumour that effected his height, He had gone through 2 surgeries and is still taking biotherapy (treatment). He was the tallest boy in Hong Kong.

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I read about BBC News Round and i learn't that the government moved to stop return of girl who joined IS and her name was Shamima Begum .

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I read an article about a company in England who organized an unofficial event for fans of FORTNITE. This article attracted my attention because I usually play FORTNITE. However having read the article I found the people who attended the event did not think it was very good. The owners of FORTNITE are taking legal action against the company for hurting their reputation.

BBC News round (For Children)

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BBC news：
I read about that the Youtube are creating new rules that, if somebody  broke the rule on Youtube, Youtube will remove their video and in two weeks they can't watch or post any video on Youtube.This rule will start on February 25 2019.youtube created the new rule because they don't want people to broke the rules.

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Abby- I learnt that lots of scary things happen around the world without any of us knowing about it. I read about the girl who's left the UK to join a group in Syria and has had a kid and wants to come back but they don't want to let her in. I thought about if i was in her position and if was in the governments position and i think they shouldn't let her back in. 

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Abby- I learnt that lots of scary things happen around the world without any of us knowing about it. I read about the girl who's left the UK to join a group in Syria and has had a kid and wants to come back but they don't want to let her in. I thought about if i was in her position and if was in the governments position and i think they shouldn't let her back in. 

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i learnt that youtube changes rules over strikes in the community guidelines.

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i learnt that there is is a galopagose turtle found 100 years later it was found in the galopagose island there were thought to be extinct

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i learnt that there is is a galopagose turtle found 100 years later it was found in the galopagose island there were thought to be extinct

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I had read a article about the Japanese space team had collect a part of the space rock and will be back to world at about 2020. This might tell us more about 'SPACE'!

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I went to BBC News, and read a article called

Scottish woman's shock at finding snake in suitcase from Australia here is more info When Maria Boxall found a snake in her luggage following a holiday in Australia, she thought it had been placed there by a member of her family.
But the Scottish grandmother quickly realised it was not a practical joke - when she touched it, it moved.
She had inadvertently transported the reptile in her suitcase on a flight from Queensland to Glasgow.
Ms Boxall only discovered it hiding in a shoe - complete with shed skin - as she unpacked at her Stirlingshire home.