24/05/2016 Newsround

Newsround here with your top stories this Tuesday.

I'm Leah, with some of this on the way.

Britain's number one is fighting it out on the court in France.

First, how should we get the energy to power our homes,

It's a huge question which will affect all of our lives.

Some people think that something called 'fracking' is

Now it's been decided that it can go ahead in one North

It's being seen as an important decision because it's the first time

anyone has said yes to fracking for five years, but some

Fracking works by drilling thousands of metres underground.

The aim is to reach tiny pockets or cracks in the rocks where gas

A mixture of water, sand and chemicals is pumped down.

The sand widens these cracks, releasing the gas which flows back

The water containing the gas is then taken away in tankers.

So, what do the supporters of fracking say?

The way the UK gets its energy currently won't carry on forever,

Currently, most of our gas comes from other countries and the UK

Government says that is too expensive and not secure.

It could also provide thousands of new jobs.

So, what do people against fracking say?

Some people are worried about fracking because they think

Countries like France, Germany and parts of

Campaigners say chemicals from the fracking could get

They also think there will be other environmental problems

It is thought two small earthquakes of 1.5 and 2.3 magnitude

in the Blackpool area in 2011 were caused by fracking.

The companies doing the fracking say they are doing things to make it

safe and this has been proven in other parts of the world,

but campaigners think the money should be invested in renewable

sources of energy, such as wind power, instead.

Also today, Britain's number one, Andy Murray,

is through to the second round of the French Open after

Andy came from two sets down, narrowly avoiding a first

Hopefully, the next round is a little easier.

Andy faces a wildcard player ranked 164th in the world.

Now, how do you feel about tidying up?

If you don't enjoy it, there might be a way

Two school teachers in London have made a song that's become a hit

There is nothing better than playing and making a mess,

but someone always has to tidy up afterwards.

Here, at this school in London, this is how they do it.

# Put them in the pots.

They play a Tidy Up Rhumba song that tells them what to do.

Do you like the Tidy Up Rhumba?

# All the resources back in the trays!

The song was written by two primary school teachers as a way

It has now been viewed more than two million times on YouTube.

When it got to a million, I was like, jaw-droppingly

I couldn't believe it and I was thinking, there

Christalla and George said they hope the song will help children

have fun keeping their classrooms and homes tidy.

Finally, little kids around the country could be having a very

I have a very special story tonight. Would you like me to read it to you,

all the way from space? Yes, British astronaut Tim Peake has

recorded a bedtime story from space! It's been specially

made for CBeebies. Here's Tim reading the story

while floating on board That's all from me.

hundreds of miles above the Earth. Newsround is back with

more tomorrow morning.