23/02/2017 Newsround

Good morning! I'm Jenny and you are live with Newsround on CBBC.

Coming up in the next few minutes...

And out-of-this-world news for planet hunters...

per hour have been recorded in Western Ireland, as Storm Doris

These pictures are from Blackpool this morning.

Heavy snow is expected in Scotland - and there are wind warnings

Here's weather forecaster Simon King with what you need to know.

Storm Doris has arrived on our shores.

It's going to give us some pretty rough weather

over the next day or so. This is the pressure chart.

These white lines are isobars, quite close together,

that indicates really strong wind. Doris is also going to give us snow.

There is a warning out in force for parts of Scotland.

It could see 20-30 centimetres by the end of the day.

Making snowmen and having snowball fights later here.

But further south, really strong winds will develop.

It will move through North Wales, into parts of England,

the Midlands, towards East Anglia and the south-east.

These are really strong gusts, and have the potential

to blow over fences, bins, could cause damage.

And we want to know if Storm Doris is affecting you.

Go online to send us your pictures and videos -

but remember to stay safe and never put yourself at risk when taking

From Doris to Perrie, Jessie, Jade and Leigh-Anne.

A big SHOUT-OUT to Little Mix - the girls have won their

The group kicked off the biggest prizes in British music last night,

with this show-stopping performance of Shout-Out To My Ex -

Honestly, we didn't know where to go because we didn't think

We were just sitting chin wagging. Cheers to our exes.

For helping us do an amazing song! This is for you, lads!

Five years together and still going strong,

Long may it continue, I love you guys so much!

And despite being on a break - there was an award for

History took home Best British Video -

and Liam was there to collect the prize.

I know I speak on behalf of the rest of the boys when I say we cannot

And the sheer devotion that our fans have shown online

We've been taking time out to work on solo

material but One Direction is who we are and who

But the moment that's got everyone talking,

is when one of Katy Perry's backing dancers went in the WRONG direction

It happened right at the end of the star's performance

of her new single, Chained to the Rhythm.

For what else happened last night - go to Newsround online

Finally - to a discovery that's out of this world. Literally.

Scientists have found a record SEVEN Earth-like

It's hugely exciting for experts, because all of them could

have the right temperatures for water to exist -

something that's key to supporting life.

Professor of Astrophysics, Tim O' Brien, joins me now.

What's so exciting about the discovery of these new planets?

I think finding seven Earth sized planets in one planetary system,

some of which are actually in the habitable zone, which means the

temperature could give liquid water on the surface, so the thing that

immediately leads you to is that water could mean life. Really very

exciting discovery. They're far 14 light-years away. The

light takes eight minutes to get from the sun to us but it would take

eight years to get to this start but in space terms it is in our back

yard. showing space tourists visiting one

of the new planets! How likely do you

think this will be? These are brilliant posters that

show you what it might be like in the future. The long distant future.

One of the exciting projects coming up is one to send a little chip into

space to the nearest star, so rather than people, if we had to send

people to this start, it would take 700,000 years! But a little

electronic chip with a camera, accelerated to a high-speed, it

could send back pictures within our lifetime. Very exciting!

We have found out how to do it. 20 years ago was the first time and now

we have the technology. We were looking for dips in the light of the

light of the star. That happens when they start comes around. It needs

now we know there are billions of planets like this. Unbelievable.

Thank you for coming in. That's all from us this morning,

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Goodbye!