24/03/2014 Newsround

Hi, Ricky here with the biggest stories from around the world.

Coming up, we go back to school with Winter Paralympic star Millie

Knight. And we bring you Downhill Ice Cross!

First up, the crisis in Crimea and Ukraine will be discussed by Prime

Minister David Cameron and other world leaders during a series of

meetings being held in the Netherlands today. Nuclear security

is officially the main topic of the meeting but the problems in Ukraine

will become the main talking point. The man in charge of Russia,

Vladimir Putin, won't be there, but the country's Foreign Minister

Sergey Lavrov will be. Now the start of the school week

might not feel all that exciting for you right now. But for Winter

Paralympic star Millie Knight today's about as good as it gets.

The teenager's back for her first full week in class following her

starring role in Sochi. And we sent Nel to meet her as she caught up

with her friends for the first time since getting back.

She is the youngest ever British winter Paralympian in history. Now

after all the excitement of Sochi 2014, Millie Knight is back at her

school and I am going to catch up with her. Our first stop is heading

to see her friends. When you were watching her on television, millions

of people across the world were watching the same thing. What was

that like? It was amazing to know that we knew someone that everyone

was watching. I never thought that she would be everywhere. Her friends

are impressed but what does Millie feel about her experience? It is

amazing. Hearing the national anthem when Kelly won the gold medal was

very emotional. How did you find out that you would be going? In January,

I got a phone call and picked it up and all I heard was,

congratulations, you have been picked for the team on your

birthday. What was it like to be the flag bearer? The crowd was roaring

and it was amazing. Millie came fifth in the slalom and giant slalom

event, and that 15, she says she is pretty pleased with that

achievement. It was incredible to come top five. I was almost crying

at the bottom. Rachel said, you are fifth, and I was like, wow.

Millie's next goal is the 2018 games where she wants to win a medal but

until then, she hopes her story has inspired other children. Anything is

possible. If you are passionate about doing something, go and do it.

Now, we all love a cute animal, but the vet involved in one of CBBC's

newest shows has told Newsround that dogs are more difficult to care for

then you might think. "Meet the Pups" started today and follows

newborn Springer Spaniels Betsy, Biscuit and Bonzo for the first

eight weeks of their lives. We'll see them as they grow, make new

friends and start to sniff out trouble. But consultant vet on the

show Scott Miller says even though they're really cute, young puppies

can be a handful. If you were thinking about getting a

puppy, do research and remember that they take up a lot of time and

energy. And they do cost quite a bit of money. And you have to remember,

have you got the right space? Speak to the vet and have a good

conversation with your parents to make sure you choose the right

breed. A mighty 42 goals were scored in the Premier League over the

weekend, one short of the record. Ten of them came yesterday.

Tottenham came back from two goals down to beat Southampton 3-2. Stoke

also came from behind to beat Aston Villa 4-1 to claim their first

Premier League away win since August.

Tennis and Andy Murray will play Jo-Wilfired Tsonga in the fourth

round of the Miami Masters after beating Feliciano Lopez in straight

sets. Murray, who is the defending champion, came through 6-4, 6-1

against the Spaniard. Some chart action now, and this

year's Sport Relief single from the Mixers didn't set the chart on fire.

On Sunday evening the track 'Word Up' just missed out on the Top five,

settling for number six. Duke Dumont's I Got You went straight to

the top spot. Over in the album charts, The Voice judge Kylie is a

new entry at number two. Finally, to one of the most extreme sports I've

ever seen. Get a load of this. This is the Ice Cross downhill World

Championship that's just been held in Quebec in Canada in front of

crowds of over a hundred thousand people. The icy course runs through

the streets of the city and includes sharp turns, steep slopes and even

sheer vertical drops. Looks like fun. That's all from me, Leah will

be back, right here, on the Newsround sofa at 4:20pm. See you.