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Nel here, with your final Newsround of the day.	:00:09.	:00:15.
Coming up, another tornado hits the US state of Oklahoma. And could your	:00:15.	:00:23.
feet be just like an ape's? But first, a new series of tornadoes	:00:23.	:00:26.
has swept through the US state of Oklahoma, killing at least five	:00:26.	:00:31.
people. More than 60,000 homes lost power and heavy rain has caused	:00:31.	:00:35.
severe flooding. The tornado struck close to where a massive one 82	:00:35.	:00:41.
weeks ago, killing 24 people. The controversial cull of badgers in	:00:41.	:00:42.
Gloucestershire and Somerset has begun.	:00:42.	:00:47.
Farmers have been given the license to shoot badgers in an attempt to	:00:47.	:00:49.
stop the spread of bovine tuberculosis, which affects cattle.	:00:49.	:00:54.
Some people think you are other ways to do this and protesters are	:00:54.	:00:58.
expected to try and disrupt the cull in the coming weeks. Scientists say	:00:58.	:01:03.
they now have proof that there was once water on Mars and it is all	:01:03.	:01:07.
down to pebbles. The Curiosity Rover has found	:01:07.	:01:10.
rounded pebbles on the floor of the Red Planet's Gale Crater, they	:01:10.	:01:13.
believe the rocks were shaped by flowing water just like the valleys	:01:13.	:01:17.
and channels on the planet. And sticking with space, a huge	:01:17.	:01:21.
asteroid measuring 1.7 miles across flew past the Earth last night. The	:01:21.	:01:27.
space rock, called 1998 QE2, is so big it has its own moon and passed	:01:27.	:01:33.
to assist to us at about ten o'clock last night, but don't worry, it was	:01:33.	:01:36.
still 3.6 million miles away. And could your feet be just like an	:01:36.	:01:41.
ape's? Scientists think that one in every	:01:41.	:01:44.
13 of us have bendy feet just like them. Researchers at Austin	:01:44.	:01:48.
University asked people to walk barefoot around a museum so their	:01:48.	:01:53.
feet could be analysed. -- Boston University. They need -- they	:01:53.	:01:56.
believe the features could be linked to when our ancestors spent more	:01:56.	:02:00.
time in the trees. Almost 12 months after winning programme, Leanne	:02:00.	:02:04.
Mitchell is ready to take on the charts, but it will not be easy.	:02:04.	:02:09.
The singer might fail to make the Top 100 with her debut album. Ricky	:02:09.	:02:19.
	:02:19.	:02:23.
caught up with her. And the winner programme is Leanne! Last year's	:02:23.	:02:29.
winner has kept a low profile over the last 12 months. Leanne Mitchell	:02:29.	:02:33.
has just released her debut album and she wants us to fall in love	:02:33.	:02:42.
with her voice all over again. And as a winner of a talent show is	:02:42.	:02:48.
pretty much guaranteed a number one single, right? No. Leanne is not	:02:48.	:02:53.
worried about low record sales. Some people argue given X factor winner	:02:53.	:02:57.
gets number one -- does not get number one, it would be a failure,	:02:57.	:03:01.
do you agree to not at all, success is when you sure you are able to	:03:01.	:03:05.
write an album and have that belief. I would love it to be that	:03:05.	:03:11.
successful. I see myself now as yes, I came from a TV talent show, but	:03:11.	:03:18.
now, I am starting off as an artist. That takes time, so we will build it	:03:18.	:03:24.
up. It is the beginning of a journey for you. Tom Jones is obviously your	:03:24.	:03:28.
mentor, is he someone you stayed in touch with?	:03:28.	:03:38.
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He sent me a message. It was lovely. The X Factor winner, James Arthur,	:03:39.	:03:45.
sold more than 900,000 copies of his debut single. Leanne's album is set	:03:45.	:03:49.
to miss out on the Top 100, which goes to show that winning a talent	:03:49.	:03:53.
show does not guarantee you a chance of success. But there is no denying	:03:53.	:04:00.
Leanne has a first-class voice. OK, sport next, and the British	:04:00.	:04:04.
Lions rugby team are in action right now in the first game of their 2013	:04:04.	:04:08.
two. They are claimed the Barbarians in a very hot Hong Kong before they	:04:08.	:04:14.
had down under to take on Australia. A few moments ago, the school was	:04:14.	:04:21.
30-8 to the lines. Is he Briton's best boxer? Carl	:04:21.	:04:25.
Froch would probably say he is. He is celebrating after victory last	:04:25.	:04:29.
weekend over his long-time rival. Joe has been finding out as he made	:04:29.	:04:39.
	:04:39.	:04:40.
it to the top of the toughest sports around. Everybody standing,	:04:40.	:04:44.
applauding! Carl Froch got his revenge last weekend over Mikkel	:04:44.	:04:49.
Kessler. He is now riding high as one of the country's most successful	:04:49.	:04:56.
fighters ever. The emotions are high, there is a lot of pressure and	:04:56.	:05:03.
anxiety, nerves, before a big fight. But then you get your arm raised and	:05:03.	:05:06.
you know you have done the business. Boxing is one of the toughest sports	:05:06.	:05:10.
and well, but what would he do if he was not a boxer? It is hard to say.	:05:10.	:05:18.
I always played and sports. -- different sports. I like one-man	:05:18.	:05:23.
sports like golf and tennis. But boxing has taught him some important	:05:23.	:05:30.
lessons. It has made me the person I am, personality wise. Self-respect,	:05:30.	:05:38.
respect for others. Discipline. The ability to sacrifice. And work hard.	:05:38.	:05:43.
Boxing fans can spend hours ranking fighters and arguing over who is the	:05:43.	:05:47.
best. IBF super middleweight champion Carl Froch is likely to be	:05:47.	:05:51.
in most top lists for some time to come.	:05:51.	:05:54.

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