18/11/2015 Newsround

Martin here with Wednesday's top stories.

I am talking to children here in Paris about the attacks.

First to Paris, France's capital city where people

there are trying get back to normal after an Islamist extremist group

called Islamic State carried out several attacks on Friday, during

I love Paris because of its energy and inspiration. There is always

something to do. It is a usable city. There is every nationality. It

is such a lively city. Five days ago everything they love about Paris was

threatened. After the Friday attacks many schools were closed. They are

open again now and I am at one school in the city centre to find

out how children here are dealing with what happened. I was in my

apartment when it happened. I heard noises, I turned on the news to

check what was happening. More than 100 people, I think, called all six

of us, because all six of us were at home to check things were fine. The

first thing I noticed, the streets of Paris were empty. I never see

Paris like that. There was militarily everywhere. What is life

like back at school? The first thing I said when I came back on Monday, I

am glad you say, I am good and happy to see you and it was more heartfelt

than I ever said it. I know some people but have lost important

people in their lives because of the situation. We tell them that

everything is going to be fine, it is going to be OK. The teachers told

us to move on and try and... Move on, try to keep going. Although the

students are still upset they told me they are positive about the

future of the city. I am sure that it is probably going to recover. But

it is going to need some time. When that big event happens, after a

while, everybody gets better. I think the right thing to do now is

keep going. Paris is really strong. No matter what is thrown at the city

it will come back and been in more vibrant and as lovely as ever.

Thousands of homes have been without power today in the wake of storm

Barney, trees were knocked down by 85 mph winds and there's been

There is more severe weather to come, warnings have been issued

for rain and wind in parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland

Barney is the second UK storm strong enough to be named.

Take a look at this anti-bullying video made by some school kids

I am Holly. I guess I am being bullied. I am being bullied.

The film was made by year 7's and 8's

They wanted to make people think about what they do

and say online and let people who are bullied know they're not alone.

You can see the full video on our website.

where you get to meet the US President's wife.

Well, that's what three lucky girls from London got to do this week.

They met Michelle Obama at the White House to learn all

about the First Lady's Let Girls Learn initiative, a plan to bring

education to 62 million girls in the world who don't go to school because

So, what they did they think of Mrs O?

She is absolutely down to earth. I did not feel like I was talking to

the first lady, it was just like a friend of mine. She was so lovely.

We saw a bit of ourselves in her so we could be like her. She was nice

in the way that she did not just wants to talk about herself. She

wanted to know about what we wanted to know. What we were doing. It was

lovely to have that. And we want your questions for Diary

Of A Wimpy Kid author, Jeff Kinney. He's joining us later this week,

so get to the website A three month old giant panda cub

has made her first public appearance at a conservation centre in

Kuala Lumpar, in Malaysia. Unfortunately,

the sleepy baby went for a little Visitors to the zoo are able to

see her for an hour each day. In keeping with Chinese tradition,

she won't have an official name Newsround's back right here tomorrow

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