13/02/2016 Newsround

Hi, Ricky here with all the news you need this Saturday.

The dog that's giving children the confidence to read,

and the surfers riding waves up to nine metres high.

Next, you've been getting in touch with us all week about internet

safety and whether or not you feel safe when you use your

In a survey carried out for Newsround, more than one in five

10-12 year olds who use social media said they'd been trolled

And telling us you are quite worried and here are the top tips on what to

do. It is really important not to retaliate to bullies online. Better

to seek help. Keep the evidence. Save any nasty text messages so you

can show somebody who can help you. Make sure you know how to block

them. If somebody is being mean, block them. Learn to report pictures

or videos to the website they've been posted on. If you need help ask

an adult. It can be hard to talk about it but you should not suffer

alone. There is lots of advice on the

website. It is worth a look. First - A 16-strong young British

team is hoping for lots of medals at the second Youth Winter

Olympics in Lillehammer. The opening ceremony last night

marked the start of 10 days 10-year-old mono-bob athlete

George Johnston carried the Union They are competing in sports in

Norway. One of the names to watch is Charles Johnson. He takes part in

the solo bobsleigh. It's a really big deal and it's truly stressful to

me. -- special. Medal success is only part of what this is about. It

is hoped the young people will take away valuable experience to take to

the senior Winter games in the future.

Olympic bronze medallist Beth Tweddle has taken her first

steps - without any help - since she had to have an operation

on her neck, after she was hurt taking part in a reality TV show.

The gymnast was training for the Channel 4 programme

She said she's taking one day at a time but is determined to be up

Both Wales and Scotland are searching for their first wins

Wales drew with Ireland in Dublin last weekend -

but they haven't lost against Scotland in Cardiff since 2002.

But Scotland are hoping they can win - after 8 Six Nations defeats

Their last win came at Murrayfield nine years ago.

They narrowly lost to England last weekend.

They look like a tough team to beat. If you get a couple of decisions

then you can win games. Defending champions

Ireland are in Paris. Ireland are unbeaten in their last 5

games against France. Next - This Drone and helicopter

footage shows the devastation of forest land in Tasmania

from huge fires. They were started by

lightning strikes - Hundreds of thousand year old trees

have been destroyed. Rachel Starritt is totally blind,

and has played at her first She's received specialist training

for the last 10 years, and is the first blind pupil

to ever have studied at the Royal Welsh College of Music

and Drama in Cardiff. This dog is helping give children

the confidence to read Fernie can understand words

written on flash cards - and studies show that a school dog

calms the environment The teacher says kids read better

when they're relaxed. The dog listens without judgments

are there is no adult telling them they got it wrong. The dog makes no

judgment and children can see that they could read the flash as well.

He's very intelligent. He is very nice and friendly. It is amazing

that he can read with you. He's a wonderful dog.

These professional surfers in northern California are competing

in one of the biggest competitions in the sea.

But the waves are huge at Half Moon Bay -

and some of the swells they create are more than nine metres high.

Online there are loads of fantastic stories. We'll be back tomorrow. See

you then. Goodbye.