08/11/2015 Newsround

You're watching Newsround this Sunday.

Ayshah here with your top stories.

Bagpipes played in space for the first time, and...

colourful pinatas go on display in Mexico.

There will be Remembrance services across the UK later

as people think about all those who have been killed or injured fighting

for their country.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will lay wreaths at the Cenotaph

in London later.

We asked some of you who you'll be thinking about.

I've got a story about my great-grandfather, who fought in

World War II, and he lost his eye.

My dad's dad was a fireman, I think, in World War I, and my grandma

and grandad, both of their dads were soldiers in World War I.

My great-grandad risked his life under fire to save

a guy that was shot, and he got a bravery medal for it.

The popular Saturday night singing talent show The Voice is moving

off the BBC.

The next series will be shown by another channel - but it's still

a mystery which TV company has won the right to show it.

The BBC said it couldn't pay any more to keep it.

Howard Rose is a former contestant.

My coach and mentor was Tom Jones, so it was really nice to spend some

proper time with him and be able to talk to him about the

industry and about his experiences.

I had a lovely time.

This story is out of this world - bagpipes have been played

in space for the first time.

American astronaut Charl Lindgren, who lives at the International

Space Station, played Amazing Grace as a tribute to a friend.

Lets look at some sport now.

It's officially the worst season ever for Chelsea's Jose Mourinho

after he lost his seventh game.

They lost 1-0 to Stoke.

Fans were still singing Mourhinio's name even though he was wasn't there

because of a one-match ban.

Leicester's 2-0 win at home to Watford puts them level

on points with leaders Manchester City, who play Aston Villa later.

The Foxes' Jamie Vardy's now scored in nine successive Premier League

matches.

In tennis, Andy Murray's reached the Paris Masters final for the first

time after beating David Ferrer.

If he beats Novak Djokovic later he'll finish Number Two

in the world.

Have you ever seen a Mexican pinata at a birthday party?

It's a paper mache animal full of sweets that you break open to

let all the surprises fall out.

Dozens in Mexico City showed off the traditional toys.

They're said to bring good luck.

That's all from me, I'll be back just after 12.

Yeah!

FEEDBACK SQUEAKS Who loves cake?

That should make money for BBC Children In Need.

CHEERING

Just put on a cake sale and get your friends, family and work mates

to whip up something yummy for it!

Yeah!

The more you bake, the more you make!

I'm doing this, too, because everyone loves cake.

Cake!