20/02/2014 Newsround

Good morning, Ayshah here and I've got your Thursday rundown of news

and sport. Coming up. Why there was a rush to this stage. And it's

further heartbreak for an English club in Europe. This

First, our main story. A peace agreement has been struck between

the government and demonstrators in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The

president, Viktor Yanukovych, has reportedly promised not to storm the

protest camp in the capital's main square, while talks continue to try

to end the violence. But this morning there are fresh reports of

clashes between anti government protestors and police, as the

situation continues to develop. If you want to find out more about what

is happening, head to the website. The biggest stars from the stars of

music. The Arctic monkeys were the major winners. There was loads more

excitement from the ceremony. Biggest night in British music.

Posted by James called in, the awards kicked off with the best

British female category. Before the show she told me how she planned to

celebrate. I will probably have celebrations with my mum. She was

not the only star I caught up with. It was a nice night for the boys.

They took home to award the British video and global success. Not a good

time to be on the toilet. I do not know where you are, Harry. Here goes

ex-macro yes ex-macro you talk. Ray mac it is amazing to be here. This

year we're prepared for it and are performing tonight. It is a big

show. We cannot wait to get on stage. They want Bush -- Best

British single. Katy Perry also took to the stage.

Just two weeks ago, the phrase skip's lining up his hammer for a

double take out would have sounded like gobbledegook to most of us.

But curling has been the surprise success of the Winter Games and here

at Newsround we are loving it! Yesterday Great Britain's men's side

beat world champions Sweden with the final stone of match to book their

place in tomorrow's final against Canada. And later this morning it's

the women who have a shot at getting on to the podium, as they take on

Switzerland in the bronze medal play-off.

And it's not just us who've been glued to the action. Fatima in

Leicester says she didn't even know curling existed before but now wants

to try it out. And Grace from Gateshead would love

it give it a go because it looks so much fun and a bit like bowls.

Thanks for those guys. But while the bubble of excitement

builds in Sochi it was well and truly burst at the Emirates last

night, as Arsenal lost the first leg of their Champions League tie

against Bayern Munich. Both sides missed first half penalties before

Toni Kroos opened the scoring. German international Thomas Muller

then broke Gunners hearts by coming off the bench to head in a crucial

second goal. But Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says there's still hope. It

is not over until the end. We knew at half-time, let's keep it 0-0 and

we will see what happens. It was a similar repetition to what happened

at Manchester city when they were down to ten men. We wanted to score

under free kick. . The social networking site Facebook has bought

the messaging app WhatsApp in a deal that's thought to be worth up to ?11

billion. WhatsApp has 450 million users and allows people with

smartphones to send messages for free over the internet. But Facebook

boss Mark Zuckerberg says he has no plans to introduce advertising on to

WhatsApp. And, finally, yesterday we brought

you big news of a little new arrival at a zoo in Cumbria - this giraffe.

These are new pictures of her very first outing! She's the first West

African giraffe to be born in the UK. We're back right here in 30.