15/02/2016 Newsround

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It's the start of the week.

Ayshah here with Monday's top stories.

On the way:

Newsround celebrates all things brothers and sisters, and...

we meet Everton's junior superstar George.

They make you laugh, drive you mad, and will be your friend for life.

Brothers and sisters are among the most important people

in the world to us.

So this week on Newsround we'll be celebrating everything

about siblings and finding out from around the world what's

different about the world of brothers and sisters -

and what we all share.

But first, we wanted to find out what YOU think.

From famous brothers and sisters to more familiar faces.

Loads of us have brothers and sisters, but what do you think

about your siblings?

We've spoken to more than 1,000 children and asked them

lots of different questions about their brothers and sisters,

and this is what we found out.

The best thing about having all my sisters around me is that I'm

never, ever unsafe.

I've always got somebody to be by my side.

What's it like being the youngest?

Hard.

Why?

Because they always put stuff in the way when I'm walking and I'm

tripping up and everything.

Are you saying this one tries to trip you up?

Yes.

What have you got to say for yourself?

I don't?

The best thing about being an only child is I get more presents

for Christmas and my birthday.

I really would like a sibling, because you can bond with them.

I don't like being the middle child because if my big sister hits me,

she gets away with it, but if I hit my little brother,

I won't get away with it.

That's me.

If he gets sent to bed, he comes halfway down stairs

and says sorry, and Mum goes, OK.

Is it true?

Yes.

He is quite funny.

He is quite funny.

Aww.

Out of you two, who is the funniest?

Are you the funniest?

Do you agree?

Mm-hm.

Are you two friends most of the time?

Yes.

No.

No?

We'll agree to disagree on that one.

There's loads more amazing stuff online.

You can see five-year-old Fabrizio meet his baby brother for the first

time and follow the journey of 14-year-old Milad

who was separated from his brother by the war in Syria.

To football now, and late goals decided games yesterday

in the Premier League.

Leicester lost 2-1 to Arsenal with Danny Welbeck scoring

in the final minutes of the game.

But Leicester stay top of the table - just two points ahead of Tottenham

who beat Manchester City 2-1.

Christian Eriksen secured three points for Spurs

with this winning goal.

Last week we told you about George a nine-year-old boy who won the Goal

of the Month competition at Everton.

George has cerebral palsy, but became an online hit

after his half-time goal during the game against Swansea.

He told Newsround it was a brilliant achievement.

I walked up the tunnel, and everyone in the stands around me

roaring and screaming.

It was brilliant to be there, really.

Did you think in that moment...

We are just seeing pictures of you scoring just there.

Did you think you would get the ball in the back of the net?

I was a bit nervous, because you never know

where the ball is going to go when you kick it, but I'm

so grateful it went in the back because it would have been really

embarrassing if it hadn't.

You can see George's full interview with Leah online.

Pixar's Inside Out won best animated film at one of the year's biggest

movie awards last night - the Baftas.

There was also success for blockbuster smash

Star Wars - the Force Awakens, picking up the prize for best

special visual effects.

The film's young star John Boyega, who plays Finn,

won the Rising Star Award voted for by the public.

All I'm saying is that this is going to look great

on the Millennium Falcon.

It feels amazing.

I'm definitely going to have a chip on my shoulder.

I hope there are no dark scenes tomorrow, I wouldn't know how

to act, so I'm just going to go...

That's all from me for now.

Newsround's back right here at 8.15 when we'll be finding out what it's

like to be an only child.

See you then.