21/02/2016 Newsround

I'm Martin, it's Sunday afternoon and this is your

live Newsround update.

Coming up: As the Winter Youth Olympics comes to an end we remember

some of the competitions best moments.

Plus: The man who uses his bike to create art.

First, we've met some amazing brothers and sisters from around

the world on Newsround this week, but what about

our very own siblings?

Let's meet Leah's.

This is my big brother Dean.

And my little sister Rebecca.

I don't get to see them every day,

but we keep in touch by messaging each other.

Growing up I never really saw myself as a middle child.

To me we were just one big gang.

But what I did find really useful was I

had my older brother I could go to when I needed advice

or I was unsure about anything.

Or with my younger sister, even though we bickered

about bathroom time, I was there to look out for her.

They both live in London.

Dean is a black taxi driver and Rebecca

works at a law firm.

There she is.

All right.

How is going?

Growing up I never felt like a middle child but what do

you remember of me growing up?

Being quite a tomboy, always playing out, always wanting

to be in control, quite bossy.

Being the leader, that was Leah.

I just wanted to be like you.

You was who I looked up to.

Dean, what's your experience, how did you feel growing up with me?

We was close, wasn't we?

We was all quite a close family.

You was, a lovely baby.

My little sister, one that was always

clinging to me and picking you up and giving you cuddles.

I have fond memories of you.

Love it.

Was there anything you find annoying about me?

When you did have a sulk, you would go into a silent sulk.

You knew when Leah, had the hump, she would be silent.

Go into her bedroom and you wouldn't hear from her for past

three or four hours.

Apart from that, no, you was a good sister.

Whether you're oldest, youngest or middle child,

growing up there will always be things about your siblings

you find annoying.

But the most important thing is to remember when laugh.

There are more amazing siblings in

'Brothers and Sisters, A Newsround Special'.

It's online now, so check it out.

A powerful cyclone has ripped through the islands of Fiji,

destroying hundreds of homes.

Cyclone Winston brought winds of over 200 miles per hour

and caused waves 40 feet in height - that's as big as

three double decker buses.

The cyclone was the strongest ever recorded in the area

and five people have died.

A clean-up operation is now underway.

The best of the world's young winter sports stars have gathered in Norway

this week for the Winter Youth Olympics.

Hayley has been braving the snow to keeping us up to date

on all the action.

Hello and welcome to a very snowy Norway.

It's is the final day of the Youth Winter Olympic Games

here in the Lillyhammer.

Out of the seven sports Team GB have entered they are currently coming

home with five medals.

Not bad for a bunch of teenagers who perhaps have only been

training in their sports for the last few months.

It all kicked off last week when Maddie Rollins won the first

gold in the half pipe.

Not only was it a first for Maddie,

but a first for Great Britain because not in the history

of the Olympics has any other adult or youth

got a gold on snow before.

But it didn't stop there for Maddie.

She performed in the slopestyle,

doing amazing jumps.

The judges then awarded her a bronze medal for her grace and poise.

Did you expect it from this competition?

No, because practice wasn't

too good for me.

but I am happy, so everything is fine.

Next up was the skeleton.

Ashley Pittaway was the youngest member of the team and managed

to speed past me at tremendous speed and she beat all the other females

in her event and was even quicker than a lot of the guys.

She then brought home a second gold medal.

You've just won gold for Great Britain, how does it feel?

Amazing.

I'm just blown away by everything.

So many people came to watch and it was just amazing.

Yesterday we saw the mono bob, a new sport to the Olympics.

Britain had four contenders, three of the females,

and remarkably placed third, fourth and fifth.

Kelsey picked up the bronze medal and I

spoke to her yesterday and she was blown away.

I feel ecstatic.

It was amazing.

The whole experience was brilliant and I couldn't be happier.

It's not over there.

Team GB are currently into the finals of the mixed curlers.

They will definitely be bringing home a medal,

but what it will be we have to wait find out later today.

Team GB will get on the plane tonight with a total of five medals,

an amazing achievement.

But they will also be boarding the aircraft

with amazing memories and some new friends too.

Finally, if you've not been out on your bike for a while here's

something to inspire you.

A cyclist in Canada has been getting creative by using a GPS app

on his phone to create works of art.

He's clocked up thousands of miles in the saddle,

drawing pictures including dinosaurs, dolphins

and even Darth Vader!

That's all from me, Newsround's back tomorrow at 7.40.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.