02/02/2014 Newsround

Good morning. Leah here with everything you need to know this

Sunday morning. On the way: Another shocker for Manchester United.

And the cutest baby elephant you'll see all day. This is Newsround.

First, we're talking about bad behaviour in the classroom. The

Government's man in charge of schools in England wants head

teachers to get tough. Michael Gove has issued new guidelines

encouraging schools to make use of old fashioned punishments, including

things like writing lines and picking up litter. Critics say

teachers should be able to decide for themselves how best to deal with

their pupils. So we want to know what you think about this. What

happens in your school when pupils misbehave? Would tougher punishments

encourage you to behave better? Let us know on the Newsround website.

The weather got really wild on the seafront on parts of the Welsh coast

last night. High tides and strong winds of nearly 85 miles an hour

drove waves right onto the seafront at Aberystwyth. It's the second time

it's been hit this year. Meanwhile, three severe flood warnings, which

means a serious risk to people's safety, are in place along the River

Severn in Gloucestershire. Rugby Union's six Nations kicked off

with a bang yesterday - a win for Wales. Details on that in a sec. But

huge disappointment for England fans. It was all looking so good but

then a late try by the French finished things off for England. The

final score 26 points to 24 in Paris. Heart-breaking stuff for

England's head coach. I thought the boys showed incredible character, a

lot of skill and got us in a position to win it, but the French

flair in the end. They got the win. It is a difficult place to come, and

the crowd is up. Our plays learnt a lot today and I am proud of them.

Much better news for Wales though. They didn't play brilliantly, but it

was a good start to their bid to win a historic third six Nations

championship. They beat Italy by 23 to 15 in the opening match of the

tournament. Football now. Stoke City fans had a

day to remember yesterday, while Man united fans had another one to

forget. United suffered their eighth defeat of the season, losing 2-1 at

Stoke. It's their first league win over the Manchester side in 30

years! Charlie Adam scored both goals for his side. Somehow, united

boss David Moyes is trying to stay positive. I thought we played well.

We made numerous chances to score. We did not take them. I thought we

played well. He was only born seven weeks ago but

now Melbourne Zoo's baby asian elephant has finally been named. The

male calf has been called Man Jai, meaning confident in Thai. Zoo

keepers agreed it was a perfect fit because he's already showing signs

he'll be a great leader. There's loads of fun stuff to keep

you busy on the Newsround website. I'm back around midday with your

next Newsround update.