01/03/2016 Newsround

Don't go anywhere because we've got all of Tuesday's top stories right

here on CBBC. On the way...

What message did Justin Beiber have for this NHS choir?

And find out why these kids want to get to school early.

First, to France where demolition teams have been taking down huts

in the Calais migrant camp known as the Jungle.

Thousands of migrants have made their homes in the camp

after leaving places like Syria, Afghanistan and Africa,

It's the Southern section of the camp that's been taken down.

The government wants people to move to official accommodation nearby,

Lots of those who have been affected by the demolition are children.

It's unclear where the hundreds who've been made homeless will go.

You can find out more about the migrant crisis and those

who are affected, including the story of 11 year

If you're in Wales today, you're likely to see lots of green

That's because those are the national symbols of Wales

Parades like this one will be taking place all over Wales to honour

And don't get a fright - this dragon isn't real.

He's on display at Caerphilly Castle.

Measuring four-metres long, the model took 15 people six

It's hoped the creature, which weighs a tonne,

will encourage interest in Welsh history.

Happy St David's Day if you're celebrating.

Justin Bieber has come face to face with the British choir

which kept him off the UK Christmas number one slot.

The charity single sung by hospital staff from south east London

pipped him to the post, in one of the closest chart

The's official Christmas number one...

In December they beat one of the biggest names in pop

to the number 1 spot, with this charity single,

Two months later, another moment to remember,

as the NHS choir from London, made up of doctors and nurses,

He handed them their official award for getting to Christmas number one.

Despite having his own single in the running, Justin Bieber

actually tweeted his support at the time, asking his own

But they also had an award to present to HIM,

because in January the Canadian singer broke a UK singles chart

He became the first artist ever to hold the top three spots

And what advice did he have for them?

Next, what's your favourite sport to play at school?

Maybe it's football or perhaps you can't get enough of hockey.

But for children at a school in South London, basketball

It's fast, fun and challenging. Here at the school in Brixton a special

basketball academy was set up with the aim of finding some promising

players and turning them into professionals. It was set up by this

man, a player who lives in Brixton but now lives in the US and plays

for Miami. It's a real inspiration to know player who is funding us has

the same background as us, he was raised in Brixton. It helps me

concentrate in school, it which you up, first thing, keeps you active

before your lessons. The academy runs programmes for boys and girls

and since opening in 2014 teachers say attendance and the children's

interest in school has improved. Rummy is the head coach. If you want

to be good at sport you have to have the discipline and put in the hours

training and that carries on, you must be disciplined in your school

work. Now the hope is on the scored there is a future European

basketball player right here in Brixton.

Finally, we all like to take a cheeky selfie now and then,

but a new study has found out that the way people take snaps

of ourselves is different all over the world.

Researchers at the University College of London say that Chileans

take footies to show how they like to relax.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.