21/10/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky, this is Newsround, and here's what's

A new type of dinosaur is found in Australia.

And, the kids being paid to read to their hairdressers.

First, let's get straight to the football, with two English

teams involved in the Europa League last night.

World record signing Paul Pogba scored twice for Man United

as they coasted to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Turkish team

And, Southampton took on Italian giants Inter Milan at the San Siro

and despite creating a load of chances, couldn't

manage to find the net, and slipped to a 1-0 defeat.

Special services took place last night to mark 50 years

since the Aberfan disaster, when a waste heap collapsed

144 people died and there was a big investigation into what went wrong.

After the disaster, new laws were brought in to make sure that

nothing like this would ever happen again.

More than 50 years ago the region was an important source of coal -

the material used to heat homes and power trains.

The area was heavily mined, and for years the leftover soil,

dug out with the coal, was heaped up in big

But the ground the waste was piled up on wasn't stable.

It soaked up water, loosening the rock below.

Then on the 21st of October 1966, the build-up of waste suddenly

collapsed, and slid down into the surrounding area covering

Huge rescue efforts were made, but a lot of people died.

This memorial garden is one of the ways people in Aberfan

Jeff Edwards was at the school when the disaster happened.

In 1966 it was a very thriving community.

If you look at it today, it is still very vibrant,

a new generation have come about, and I think it is important

for the people that the community has a future.

Before the disaster happened, there had been questions raised

about how safe the waste pile was - but nothing was changed.

Afterwards, an investigation found that the National Coal Board,

who owned the waste tip, were at fault for ignoring

The disaster here in Aberfan was devastating for many families.

People around the country were shocked about what happened.

As a result, new safety rules about mines and quarries were made

to make schools, villages and the areas around them safe

and to stop anything like this happening again.

At this school in Aberfan, children have been remembering

I think it is important, because it was a big

thing that happened, and we don't want it

We have assembly, we do work on it in class.

It is emotional, because if you think about all the people

who lost their lives, at such a young age, it is very sad.

But we look at the happy side and look at the future and remember

We have been doing a painting of Aberfan and the future.

I painted the memorial garden and the yard.

If you want to know more about what happened in Aberfan then

That's also where you can find lots of info on what to do

A giant long-necked dinosaur has been unveiled

The new species was a tall as a giraffe and half the lengh

The fossilised remains of the Savannasaurus elliottorum

were first found in the state of Queensland in Australia in 2005.

Now imagine if someone paid YOU every time

Well, that's what happens at a barber shop in

But children have to read a whole book while they're having

Our team in the US has been finding out out more.

-- finding out more. "Grace sat at her desk, and...

" I felt very nervous. I'm not like, a person that reads all the time.

Now you've read the book, you get $2 off.

You did a wonderful job. You have a good day.

Now, the kid might perk up a little bit. He is not afraid to read any

more. He is giving you that effort. What gets some of them to sit in the

chair as the $2 incentive. Just get them to tell us what

happened in the book, because we want them to remember what they

read. Before I go, if you want to find out

about the new Nintendo Switch then head online to find out how it

compares with other console newbies. That's all from me, Newsround's back

right here in about half an hour.