06/02/2014 Newsround

Morning guys, Ayshah here with Thursdays top stories. Coming up:

UK set for more heavy rain. The Winter Olympics have landed.

This is Newsround. First, to what could mean extra

money for sport at your school. The Prime Minister is adding millions

more to primary schools in England to spend on sport. David Cameron

says that IF his party wins the next election, then every year until

2020, schools will get to share ?150 million between them. They can spend

it however they want: on new equipment, sports coaches, or more

after-school clubs. The idea is to keep you guys more active and carry

on the legacy of 2012's Olympic and Paralympic Games. We're hoping to

speak directly to the Prime Minister about this later today and we want

to know what YOU want to ask him. If you had one question to put to David

Cameron about sport in YOUR school, what would it be?

Sorry, guys, but more bad weather on the way today if you're living in

parts of southern England and Wales - and that's after days and days of

heavy rain and battering winds. More than 200 homes have already been

evacuated and a section of the railway line that connects Exeter to

parts of Cornwall was destroyed. With the bad weather causing chaos

for thousands, the Government has promised to spend ?100 million

rebuilding those communities that have been affected.

Next, the Olympic Games are back, but this time we're replacing the

sandpits with snowballs and the heptathlon with halfpipes. The 22nd

Winter Games officially opens tomorrow, but the snowboarders have

already hit the slopes this morning and the figure skating heats begin

this afternoon. So hold on to your wooly hats, grab your coats and put

on those gloves, because things are getting reallllllly cool! Here's

Martin. The Winter Olympic Games in Russia

will bring together some of the coolest athletes in the world.

Bobsleigh, skeleton and freestyle skiing are just some of what you

have got to look forward to over the next couple of weeks. With high

hopes of a record medal haul for Team GB. For Great Britain's best

medal tally, you have got to go back to the first Winter games, held in

France in 1924. But a new generation of young and talented stars, this

time we are targeting between three and seven medals. So who are the

ones to watch? Freestyle skiing. This teenager won the first World

Cup skiing medal by a British female in 19 years last season. James Woods

became Britain's first freestyle skiing world championship medallist

for 20 years, when he won silver. And snowboarding, former Acrobat

Billie Morgan will be twisting and turning. Olympic debutant Jenny

Jones is representing Bristol. There are hopes that Team GB can speak to

success on the ice after this 23 Rob led Scotland to a world title in

March. But it is in the skeleton where Britain's best hopes alive.

This is yarn old one the world skeleton title in 2005. Let the

games begin. I am so looking forward to seeing

more of that! Sticking with sport and this man has promised to bring

some of the world's top players to Miami after confirming he's to

become the owner of a new footy club in America. Becks was given the

option of running a club when he signed for LA Galaxy in 2007. Fans

will have to wait a few years until the team is ready for action but

Beckham is looking forward to the future. If someone turned around to

me at 11 years old and said, you're going to play for Manchester United,

you're going to represent England, you are going to play for Real

Madrid, AC Milan, the Galaxy and then become an owner, I probably

wouldn't have believed them. We want to create a stadium, a soccer team,

a football club that is the People's football club. It is simple as that.

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