24/08/2016 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Jenny with all the news you need

First, an earthquake has struck central Italy in the early

These pictures show the damage, caused by the tremor, that hit close

A local mayor has said that half his town has gone.

At least six people have died and emergency services

are doing what they can to help people affected.

If you're upset by anything you see in the news,

remember there's loads of advice about what to do

Next - they're one of the UK's most popular pets.

But in recent months, some wild and pet rabbits have been

Ayshah has been looking into it and finding out the best ways

to keep your rabbits healthy and happy.

I've come to a vet today to find out the best way

Rabbits are in the news because there's a disease affecting

It can be carried by insects, mice, rats and birds and passed

Other animals can also catch the virus but are not affected by it.

Are in and passed between rabbits. Wild rabbits will pass it on between

each other. And also passed on through faeces and you're in.

What can we do to keep pet rabbits healthy?

When you get any rabbit we strongly advise that you clean any patches

are runs or bottles that might have been used by any other rabbits, give

them a good clean beforehand. Throw away any old bedding and get them

fresh and new bedding. And because it is something that we can pick up

when we're out if we go walking in the fields and staff, if you can,

Inc about when you come home, before you handle your rabbits make sure

you change your clothes and have some clothes that you set aside that

you wear when you are handling rabbits.

Some owners want to get their rabbits vaccinated against RHD2.

A vaccine is a way of stopping animals from being affected

by a disease, sometimes by giving them an injection.

At the moment, the RHD2 vaccine isn't available in the UK but vets

say that they should be able to bring it across from Europe

So there's lots of ways you can look after your pet rabbit and keep

But if you do notice any changes you're worried about,

then do take them to your local vet who will be able to give

At Newsround online, we've got more tips from Faye,

the vet, on how to keep pet rabbits healthy.

Next to the story of America's youngest hand transplant patient,

who, just over a year since his surgery, has been

The nine year old received a double hand transplant

after losing his hands and his feet to a serious infection

While he can already walk on his leg prosthetics,

it's taken him some time to get to grips with his new hands -

I feel happy about many hands and I don't feel different. I like now

that I can throw food will further than when I didn't have hands. -- I

can throw a football further. Moving on, team GB

are back from Brazil. They made history

in so many ways over the last few weeks in Rio -

including on the trampoline. Bryony Page became the first

British woman to leap, bounce and somersault her way

to an Olympic medal in the sport, What was the flight back like with

all the other medal winners? It was so much fun, being surrounded by

TeamGB. Some of the hockey players but on the reddish airways uniform

and went down the aisles giving us food, it was fun. And selfie 's and

everything. Yes, it was so much fun. Can you describe how

you felt the moment It was fantastic but all my hard

work paid off in the most incredible way. I was in floods of tears and I

couldn't stop smiling. I still haven't stopped smiling since a few

weeks ago! Order your family and friends say? They're so happy for me

and so proud. My coach has been in floods of tears all the time. As in

the cc me on TV or comment on Facebook or anything, he has been

crying from here so happy for me. - Team GB have had an incredible

Olympics, coming second in the medal table -

why do you think we've done so well? We trained so hard day in, day out.

Hard work pays off. It has been incredible. The most successful

great British team to compete in the Olympics. Second in the medal table

is just amazing. And you were part of it! A question here from Lucy.

Hi Bryony, I am in a trampolining club

and my question is: what age were you when you first

I started my was nine, and I've been doing it for 16 years. A long time.

Thanks for talking to us and congratulations.

That's all from the team this morning, Newsround's back on CBBC,