17/11/2015 Newsround

Ayshah here, live on CBBC with all the latest from Jenny in Paris

Stampy tells us how to avoid griefing on Minecraft.

Plus why you might want to top up on breakfast this morning.

But first to Paris, the capital city of France.

People in the country are still trying to get back to normal

after the attacks that happened there on Friday, where more than 120

Over the past few days thousands of people have been laying flowers and

The Eiffel Tower is not only a symbol for Paris,

but it's also one of the most famous landmarks in the world.

Since the attacks on Friday it's been closed but now, as you can see,

it open again, it is lit up with the colours red, white and blue, the

The bright lights of the Eiffel Tower have drawn many

tourists staying in the city back out onto the streets again.

It's been heartbreaking what happened to the people

of this city these past days and I think people are moving on.

I think the French people find their way to their lives again.

We arrived here in the day, the exact day things happened.

Our parents are afraid about it, but we go out but things are empty.

We will recover because it's a strong city and people have this

French people are amazing, also are close to one another.

Do you have anything you want to say to children living in Paris?

We'll have more from Jenny in Paris throughout the week but you can find

out loads more about what's happened on the Newsround website.

Plus what Islamic State is and why people join them.

And remember that if anything in the news ever upsets you there's

And if you have any questions you'd like to ask about what's

We'll be getting BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner to

answer as many of them as possible later in the week.

Let's get some of today's other news now, and the first set

of flights bringing refugees from Syria to live in the UK is expected

The British government has said it will take in 20,000 people

from the camps around Syria over the next five years.

The first flights will land at Glasgow airport later.

The 100 refugees onboard will then be taken to live

Next up, if you're a Minecraft fan then you might be

It's a form of bullying where people deliberately hack your game.

So Minecraft Superstar Stampy has told Newsround his tips

The biggest tip for avoiding Griefing in Minecraft is to monitor

who is allowed to join your world so if you are on the console version,

people need an invite to join and you can do exactly the same thing on

PC. When you play on a public server against random people, you never

know what they are going to do. You can have a plot and set it so,

within a certain area, only you can build and you and your friends can

build there. That way, you can stop people from coming in and messing

with your things. And we'll have a full report

on that back here in half an hour where we'll hear more from kids who

have experienced griefing online. In football, it was a great night

for fans of the Republic of Ireland as they booked their place at next

summer's European Championships. They took on Bosnia in the second

leg of their play-off qualifier. And two goals from

Stoke City's Jon Walters gave them Boss Martin O'neill thought

it was pretty special. I'm sure there are better word than

special used it a few times now but it's very it's very, very special.

I'm sorry I'm not William Shakespeare so I can't find another

word. Pretty special. And if you're running late this

morning, and thinking of skipping breakfast, here's

something to change your mind. Researchers at Cardiff University

have found what they claim is strong evidence that children who eat

breakfast do significantly better They looked at the diet

of 5,000 nine to 11-year-olds and said kids who ate breakfast got

above average marks. Newsround's back right here in

about half an hour.