01/04/2016 Newsround

Leah here with today's Newsround live from CBBC HQ.

Could cats be joining the police force to help fight crime?

And, keep watching to find out if this is an April Fools

First, they're the biggest girl band in the UK and yesterday they pulled

out of 2 gigs in Belfast leaving loads of fans disappointed.

And with many of you wanting to know when Little Mix will be back

on stage we caught up with Radio 1's Sinead Garvan to find out.

Jesy was sick and they had to cancel and we all had to go home.

Really disappointing for fans and for Little Mix themselves.

Some were already inside the venue when news

came which shows Little Mix were probably waiting to the last

I was devastated, that was for my birthday.

So, now basically it's not going to happen.

There's no rumours of fallouts amongst the band

and as any fan knows Little Mix girls are all best friends.

So if there was any other reason it would

Remember, Little Mix have been on tour for the past

two weeks playing most evenings and afternoons,

that puts a huge strain on your voice and with artists

like Adele and Sam Smith and Meghan Trainor having to cancel

tours in the past it's really wise for any singer to rest their voice

if there's any problem, no matter how small.

You've been getting in touch online about this ahead of their planned

We have been in touch with the Sheffield arena and they say at the

moment the gig is expected to go ahead but the Belfast concerts have

been rescheduled for 2 July. Visit our website for the latest

information. Now it's been more than five years

since the civil war began in Syria, Millions of people have had

to leave their homes and live in refugee camps

in nearby countries. But life there can be tough and many

children have had to find ways Meet eight-year-old Batoul

and ten-year-old Mohammed. TRANSLATION: We saw that our parents

were in need of some money so we began to work

like all our friends. We have to walk a lot every day

but we earn good money. They used to live in Syria

but when the civil war broke out there five years ago they couldn't

stay any longer so they left They're now in nearby Lebanon

living in this camp. In Lebanon everything is expensive

and families are struggling to live. They are struggling

to get the basics. They are struggling to get food

and that's why most of them are having no choice

but to send their children to work. Every child has a right

to an education but for children in camps around Syria it's

not always possible. Their father has a disability

and their mother needs to take care of their baby brother so Batoul

and Mohammed go out to work. They earn about ?2 a day

selling chocolate bars. This is enough to buy the things

that they need like milk and bread TRANSLATION: If I hadn't been

working I would have loved being in school but I

want to help my father. Batoul goes to school from time

to time but Mohammed had It would cost ?3.50 a month for both

of them to travel to school TRANSLATION: We get tired

but we need to help our parents. When I get tired I think

of my father and I keep going. Now to the girl who just might have

got cats a place in the police Eliza, who is five,

wrote to Durham Police in the north-east of England telling

them she thinks they'd be great. She got a reply from the chief

of police saying they'll consider using cats in the

future in some way. And, if you're loving

April Fools Day today you'll love There's loads of jokes

for to you check out online. My faves so far are

the device that can trap And the company that

pretended there was a UFO. The best of the rest

of our April Fools are waiting That's all from me

and the Newsround team.