07/04/2016 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live with all the top stories from around the world, this

The toy dog missing after a trip to space.

Find out which famous author sat on THIS chair!

And we wish Astronaut Tim Peake a very happy birthday.

First, to the discovery of one of the world's rarest books,

in a private library, on the Scottish island of Bute.

It's an early set of plays written by world famous writer

Published in 1623, it contains copies of many of Shakespeare's

The book will now go on public display, for the first time

since it was put on sale in London almost four hundred years ago.

It had to be tested to prove it was as old as people thought.

Doing the detective work we do, comparing watermarks, comparing

printing, they were right. They did have a first folio, and it was an

exciting moment for these charismatic books. It's great to

have a new one in Scotland. The stars of the gaming

world are getting ready BAFTA's Video Games Awards

is taking place in London. Some of the big names battling it

out for a trophy include Fifa 16, Disney Infinity 3

and Lego Dimensions, so make sure you're watching

Newsround tomorrow morning How do you fancy getting involved

with some antarctic research? That's what British scientists

are asking kids like you to do. They've set up a network of penguin

monitoring cameras in Antarctica and today launch a new project

called Penguin Watch. BBC reporter Victoria Gill's been

finding out more. Earlier this year I joined a team

of scientists in Antarctica where they have been setting up

a network of Now the images those cameras

have captured mean you We're a very long

way from Antactica, Every penguin they

click on and count on this website will add

to the database to help the scientists with this global

conservation project. The results go to the

scientists so they can work It's kind of fun to be looking

at the penguins just on the screen. And to know we're

actually saving them. For a class like this they can

adopt their own colony. They can learn it, and they can

learn about Antarctica in This is part of a large,

long-term penguin-monitoring project, and watching and counting

the birds could reveal how threats like pollution and climate change

are affecting the icy environment A new cafe for hedgehog lovers has

opened in Tokyo in Japan. It's called Harry, which means

needle in Japanese. The animals don't live in the wild

in Japan so it's a treat for people People have to pay around ?6 get

to spend up to an hour To see a hedgehog - the only way my

children can see a hedgehog is to come to a place like this. They're

friendly, but some of them might spike you.

Next up, it's British astronaut Tim Peake's birthday today.

He's celebrating turning 44 on board the International Space Station.

Tim has so far spent more than 16 weeks in space.

Well, we've been asking you where the strangest place you've

Now to this old oak chair used by JK Rowling while she wrote the first

two Harry Potter books - it's just been sold

The chair was one of four chairs given to the writer,

It was sold with a handwritten letter from the author which said

this one was the comfiest of the four.

Last up to the search for this little guy,

toy dog Sam was launched into the atmosphere,

It was part of a science experiment being carried out by

a school in Morecambe in the North West of England.

The balloon had a tracker, but the teddy fell off

and the children can't find where he landed.

That's all from the team today, but Newsround is back,