15/02/2017 Newsround

It's 8:17 this Wednesday morning.

We're live on CBBC with Newsround and me, Jenny.

Coming up in the next six minutes:

Bad news for Barca in the Champions League.

Leave

Leave my

Leave my kayak...

Leave my kayak... No.

And find out what this cheeky seal does next.

First - space fans, it's time to celebrate,

because this rocket has just broken a new record.

Scientists from India have launched it with a whopping 104

satellites on board - the most ever in a single mission.

They're from seven different countries, and many of them

will be able to take images of Earth from space.

India's made history by beating the previous

record of 37 satellites.

It was a Champions League night to forget for Lionel Messi

and his Barcelona team mates, but a good one for Paris Saint

Germain's Angel Di Maria, who celebrated his birthday

with two goals!

It's Di Maria, and it is 1-0!

Paris

Paris Saint-Germain!

Brilliantly taken.

Di Maria...

Oh!

How about that?

The final score for the first leg match in Paris was 4-0,

meaning there's a danger Barca could miss out on the quarter-finals

for the first time in a decade.

One team that know how that feels is Arsenal -

they've been knocked out at this stage for the past six years.

The Gunners have their first leg match at Bayern Munich tonight.

And Arsene Wenger reckons they can go further.

Every year, the same target is to win the Champions League

and when you look at the record, they are always basically

in the last four.

So it's a massive challenge, but I think we are

capable to deal with it.

From the Champions League to Olympic champions.

British cycling stars, Laura and Jason Kenny,

have revealed they're going to have a baby!

The golden couple announced the news on Laura's Instagram,

with a photo of two adult bikes and a child one.

Their agent says they're thrilled and delighted.

People near the damaged Oroville Dam in California have been told

they can return to their homes.

Nearly 200,000 people were told to leave the area earlier this week,

after worries that a hole in part of the dam might cause

massive flooding.

Authorities now say enough progress has been made to repair the overflow

channel that it is safe for people to return.

Next, we're talking about the issue of puppy smuggling -

when dogs are secretly and illegally brought into

the country so they can be sold.

The Dogs Trust charity has told us

that it's worried this is a growing problem.

Ayshah's been to meet four brothers who were rescued.

Meet Ralph, Steve, Ernest and Spot.

As you can tell, these guys are pretty boisterous.

Aren't you, Spot?

But they didn't have the best start in life.

They were born in bad conditions, taken away from their mum

and smuggled into the country.

Unfortunately, they're not the only puppies this has happened to.

Others have been illegally transported from places

in Eastern Europe like Poland and Hungary, then smuggled

into the country on trains, ships and even in the back of vans.

Charley's from the Dogs Trust and they're looking after these

puppies until they're ready to find a new home.

How often does this sort of thing happen?

We're finding that more and more, people are choosing to smuggle them

into the UK to make money.

For example, Spot here has a problem with his eye, doesn't he?

One of the side-effects of his poor breeding is the cherry

eye you can see here.

It's not life-threatening, but it could have a severe impact

on him for the rest of his life.

Charley, what can we do to make sure that we don't buy

an illegally bred dog?

If you are going to buy a dog using online adverts

that offer them for sale, you should be looking out

for lots of important things such as making sure you see the puppy

with its mum and its littermates, and also that you shouldn't feel

pressured into buying the puppy on the first visit.

For these four boisterous brothers, you can bet they'll all find

a new home really soon.

From little dogs to big cats - this is Elton.

He's been feeling pretty grumpy

because he's had toothache, but how does a tiger

go to the dentist?

Martin's been finding out.

This is Elton.

He's a tiger, and he loves to chew.

His keepers noticed that something wasn't quite right with his tooth,

so they called in a dentist.

It's not as not as simple as you or I going to

the dentist, though.

The keepers have to separate him from his family.

He lives with a female tigress, Minerva, and their two cubs,

Mishka and Milashki.

Next, they have to make him go to sleep.

Here's vet Natalie to explain how.

We are going to inject him with some medicine.

We go for his bum area, because there's a bit more muscle

there so he doesn't feel anything whilst the dentist does his work.

Elton is fast asleep now, and the dentist can get to work.

Whoa, look at those gnashers!

We work with these animals every day.

They're not just animals in paddocks to us, they're very important

animals that we spend more time with than we do our families.

Elton has had two fillings in his front canine teeth.

I bet he'll feel better when he wakes up.

Vet Natalie gives Elton some special medicine to wake him up.

He'll be a bit sleepy for the next few days, though.

Well done, Elton.

Yes.

Well done, Elton.

Finally, how about this for another "seal" of approval?

Two kayakers in Scotland's Firth of Forth were out paddling,

when a seal hitched a ride with them.

He followed the kayakers for a mile and wasn't afraid to hop out

of the water for a rest.

The kayakers said it was "awesome".

That's all from me.

Newsround's back this afternoon at 4:20 with Ayshah.

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