20/03/2017 Newsround

Hello afternoon everyone, Leah here with Monday's Newsround.

First up to big news for the future of the UK.

Next week, Prime Minister, Theresa May is going to trigger

But what is it and what does it mean for us?

Article 50 is the name of an agreement between members of a club

or country of the EU. It explains how a country can leave, which the

UK voted to do last you. The Prime Minister will activate Article 50 on

the 29th of March which means the UK will officially be out of the EU.

What happens now? Doing this gives the UK and the other 27 EU countries

two years to come up with the deal to sort out what kind of

relationship the UK will have in the future. They need to sort out things

like buying and selling and moving to other countries. Once the deal

has been approved, the UK is out. There is a lot to get through and so

politicians will be busy over the next two years.

Next, it's sold around 80,000 consoles in its first

week here in the UK, so we asked some pretty SWITCH-ed

We're talking about the new Nintendo Switch.

Hello, my name is Nimrod. I am Katrina. My name is Tom. We are here

to try the new Nintendo Switch. It is a bit different to other consoles

because you can use it in lots different ways. Hand-held, like a

Game Boy. Docked like a regular console and with motion controllers.

It costs ?279, but you might have to pay more money if you once more

accessories. It uses cartridges instead of discs. You do not want to

lick them. The things I liked about it were mainly do graphics because

they were sensational. I liked how you can have it in your living room

and then if your mum wanted to watch something on the television, you

don't have this save anything or stop it. I prefer it than other

consoles, because you are just hooked. With this long, you can be

aware of your surroundings. I didn't like the size of the controls. They

were also really federally. You have two mess about with it to use it. I

don't like the fact it is heavy. You are supposed to carry it around. It

is a bit confusing. But probably with time, you could get better with

it. I do prefer it to the Xbox and the PlayStation because it allows

you to do more things with it. I like having one console for

everything. If the Xbox replaces, you could make something like this

and it could be really good. For me it's when the clouds part

and I see the blue sky. Just as well because today people

around the world are celebrating what makes them happy

for International Day of Happiness. And some of you have been telling

Newsround what makes you smile Being with my family and friends

makes me happy because they make me laugh. Playing football because I

enjoy it and I have a good work-out. Coming to school every day and being

around supportive teachers and friends and they make me smile. My

family makes me happy because they are there for me. I like making

mistakes and then learning from them and then making good achievements

from learning from them. What makes me happy is playing with my brother

because we can read together and we do fun things together. When I am in

class I am having fun with my friends. I love playing for the

school football team because it is fun and we always win.

And finally over on Newsround online today we're chatting about this

lady, Maggie MacDonnell from Canada she's been named best

So we want to know what you like about you're teachers.

That is over on our website. That is all from me, we will be back

tomorrow at 7:40 a.m.. Goodbye. Hi, Lifebabblers. Today, we're

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