16/01/2017 Newsround

See you.

Good morning.

It's Monday, Ayshah here with the top stories around.

The family taking on the world of jiu jitsu.

And we meet the children in India having to fit school around work.

First, let's update you on sport.

In tennis Andy Murray has just won his first match

at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

He beat Ukrainian Ilya Marchenko in just three sets.

You might have just seen the scores on Kickabout,

but let's watch those goals.

Liverpool took the lead against Manchester United,

with this penalty from James Milner.

But a late equalizer from Zlatan Ibrahimovic saw

the game end in a draw.

Manchester City fans were not so happy though.

They were thrashed 4-0 by Everton, with goals from Kevin Mirallas

and Romelu Lukaku.

Next, in some parts of the world children can't go to school

because they have to earn money for their families.

Now a new school in Mumbai, in India, is helping those who have

jobs to fit their education around their work.

Here's Jenny.

In India, millions of children are missing out on school.

For lots of them, it's because they're trying to earn

a living, like these children who sell things to drivers

who've stopped at traffic lights.

But one project in Mumbai is bringing school closer.

In this converted shipping container at a busy traffic junction,

kids get taught a range of subjects in the afternoon while still

having time to earn money before and after school.

12-year-old Kalpana has been selling garlands since she was six.

Now she dreams of becoming a pilot.

TRANSLATION: I did not know anything before coming here,

but now I'm learning languages and maths.

I can also write my name in English.

With an education, these children can follow their dreams, and,

for some, that means following in the footsteps

of their teachers.

TRANSLATION: I want to become a teacher and then help

underprivileged children like us.

Premier League football clubs should be held responsible if they don't do

enough to help disabled fans get access to the grounds.

That's according to some MPs.

A BBC investigation found 17 out of 20 clubs didn't have enough

wheelchair spaces for fans.

The clubs say making alterations to older grounds is difficult.

Next to some kids who are winning big in the sport of jiu jitsu.

For this family it all started when their mum took them

to a Saturday class and they fell in love with the sport.

Here's Martin.

My name is Nia.

I'm Zuri.

I'm Omar.

These guys are the junior world champions in their age group.

Jiu jitsu is important to me because I get to see new people

and make new friends.

It lets me express myself through fighting, and it's a good

way to relax after a long day at school.

I like travelling around the world and winning competitions.

Jiu jitsu is a martial art which combines the grappling of judo

with the kicking and punching of karate and boxing.

Opponents punch and kick each other to score points, and the person

with the most points wins.

There are lots of different types of jiu jitsu,

including Brazilian style, which these guys do,

which doesn't involve kicking.

I think I'm good at jiu jitsu because I put my

heart and soul into it.

I train as much as I possibly can.

I'm really good at jiu jitsu because I've been

practising for four years.

I like beating the boys in it because it gets them really annoyed.

It helps me to defend myself when there's a bully

who's trying to hurt me.

Since I enjoyed it I kept on doing it, and then somehow I turned out

to be this champion travelling around the world!

What's it like competing with your brothers and sisters?

Doing the sport with Zuri and Omar is so much fun because we have

something in common, like when we go to bed or when we go

home we can just talk about jiu jitsu and our new moves and stuff.

What does the future hold for these guys?

I want to go all the way, I want to be an adult world

champion, have my own little jiu jitsu school when I'm older.

And have all the little kids.

When I'm older I want to run my own jiu jitsu school and be a doctor.

I might be really rich and be a paediatrician.

Those

Those guys

Those guys look

Those guys look fierce!

Join me in half an hour when you can see an baby rhino meeting her dad

for the first time.

How many Blue Peter presenters does it take to change a light bulb?

No, that doesn't really work.

Why did the Blue Peter presenter cross the road?

Er...to get closer to you?

Can you do better? We want your own original joke.

You can get in touch via your school or on your own.