06/12/2015 Newsround

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Find out why this Rhino is moving home.

Storm Desmond has caused major problems for people in Northern

Around 55,000 homes in Lancaster, Morecambe and

the surrounding areas are without power and many people have been

forced to leave their homes as river levels reached dangerous levels.

Right now, there are more than 50 flood warnings in place.

In some parts of the country, a month's worth of rain fell

Flooding has forced thousands of people from their homes

Strong winds has also made it dangerous for drivers, too.

Police in Cumbria declared a major incident as the River Kent

In Keswick, the British Red Cross set up special

centres for people looking for somewhere to stay for the night.

And fire crews used small boats to rescue people as water levels rose.

It's not the first time people here have been affected by flooding.

Flooding and landslides also brought disruption to Scotland, especially

Already this morning, the clean-up operation has swung into action.

The weather is expected to be drier this afternoon but people are still

The BBC's Fiona Trott is in one of the worst hit areas in Keswick

Just take a lot of this. This is what happens when a month's

worth of rain falls and 24 hours. The river is flowing fast here in

Keswick. Look at all those branches, left behind. There's a new

-- even a window stuck amongst all that and all of us this morning has

brought a lot of people out and about. On that bridge taking

photographs and selfie is, they haven't seen anything like it but

the rain has stopped. People here in Keswick are hoping that if this

better weather continues, they can get back home today. They had to be

evacuated last night and they want to get back and look at the damage

Mexico's Colima volcano is active again, spewing ash and smoke

So far, no-one living nearby has been told to leave their homes.

The volcano has been really active over the past couple

The discovery of a sunken Spanish ship could be the biggest ever

So far, only underwater vehicles have been

able to explore the wreck off the coast of Columbia in South America.

Historians say that the galleon San Jose, as it was called, was sunk

It's thought to have been full of gold and other jewels.

There are estimates that the treasure could be worth billons.

Next we're talking methane, the greenhouse gas that's produced

naturally by animals like cows when digesting food.

Well, now it's being used to fuel tractors in Italy because

engineers say their methane fuel is much kinder to the environment.

They mix down shredded grain, food waste and even poo to create

the fuel which they're testing at the moment.

Farmers trying out the tractors and helping the designers make any

Now to some zookeepers in the UK who are trying to do

their bit to support the dwindling numbers of rhinos who

Rhinos across the world are under the next -- increasing threat of

extinction. Keepers at Edinburgh are tying to do something about it. This

rhinoceros was one of two male rhinos at Edinburgh zoo but he was

recently moved to Turkey, where he'll be paired with a female in the

hope they'll breed. He should be living in the wild.

It's part of ongoing international attempts to save rhinos from

extinction. Thanks to conservation efforts like this, the number of

greater one horned rhinos around the world has increased.

It is sad. We've all worked here for six years and I've got special bonds

made so it's hard to say goodbye. We know it's time for them to go and

he'll be well looked after and I'm happy that he's going to meet a

female and possibly have babies. However, more work needs to be done

to ensure these guys are around for much longer.

Some of the world's top tennis stars are in the Philipines for one of

Rafa Nadal took the opportunity to run a special session for kids

Christmas lights have been switched on in Manger Square in Bethlehem.

These people had to tackle an assault course and a limbo while

balancing a Christmas pudding on a tray. Organisers think they

might have raised ?60,000 for charity.

might have raised ?60,000 for charity.

That's all from me for now. I'll be back at 2.15pm with more

of the day's top stories.