24/11/2011 Newsround

Hi, guys! You're tuned in to the right place at the right time for

everything you need to know. That's right. This is Newsround, with Ore

and Leah. Here's what's on the way today. The travel guide that's out

of this world. We'll tell you the best places to

live in the universe. Scientific fact, that!

And why you should keep your dog on a lead.

But before any of that, how far should journalists go to get a

front-page story? That's the question being asked in a big

enquiry. Harry Potter author JK Rowling's been there today and

other stars have also been giving evidence, accusing newspapers of

spying on and intimidating them just to sell copies. Joe's got this

one. All week, celebrities and ordinary

people who've been in the news have come to London to give evidence to

the Leveson Inquiry. They're accusing newspapers of making their

lives a misery in their quest to get a front page scoop. In July,

Britain's biggest paper, the News of the World, was closed after

bosses admitted some of its journalists had hacked into

people's voicemail to learn their secrets. That led to this enquiry

into the way some journalists behave. Today, the Harry Potter

creator JK Rowling's been giving evidence. She said she was worried

about how the press treated her kids. It is difficult to say how

angry I was that my five year-old daughter's school was no longer a

place of complete security from journalists. These are the parents

of Millie Dowler, the 13-year-old who was murdered in 2002. They say

a reporter hacked into their daughter's phone, listened to her

voicemail and deleted some of the messages, to get information for a

story. They thought that it was Millie listening to the messages,

giving them false hope she was still alive. I rang her phone and

it clicked on to her voice Mile, so I heard her voice and it was me

thinking she had picked up her voice mails and she was alive.

these are the parents of Madeleine McCann, the three-year-old who

disappeared in Portugal in 2007. They say some papers told lies

about them. One managed to get hold of Kate McCann's diary and printed

parts of it. An exclusive story or "scoop" can

mean big sales for newspapers and there's loads of pressure on

journalists to deliver them. Some people say if reporters behave

badly, it's partly the responsibility of people who want

to read these stories. The people giving evidence at the Leveson

enquiry want rules to be put in place about exactly how far the

media can go to get a story. It'll be around a year until any

decisions are made. Next, if speeding cars make you mad,

this might put a smile on your face. Kids at a school in Merseyside have

been putting drivers caught breaking the speed limit outside

their school, and this reporter, in front of a children's court. The

police have been giving speeders a choice of getting points on their

licence or having to explain themselves to the kids. Ore, where

do you reckon is the best place to go on holiday in the universe? I'd

say Sydney, Australia. Ever thought about a trip to Saturn's moon

Titan? No, but I've heard the views are to die for! You're not wrong! A

team of international scientists have come up with a Top Ten rundown

of planets where there could be alien life. So if you're an extra-

terrestrial looking for a winter So, you're an alien looking for a

holiday hot spot? You might have thought your options were pretty

limited, but thanks to a team of space scientists, you've just hit

the jackpot. Now you have options. Aliens, Mars has everything you're

after. Great views of earth, and being the fourth planet from the

sun, you don't need to worry about slapping on the sunscreen. With

deserts, valleys and volcanoes, there's plenty of sight-seeing to

keep you busy. But book early. At half the size of earth, it gets

busy! Adventurous aliens might want to head a little further afield to

the Gleezy system. To get the best out of this holiday you might want

to hire your own shuttle do planet hopping. We're not sure if there's

water there, so bring bottled water!

Fly me to the moon? Jupiter's moon, Europa, is the destination of

choice for a winter break. It's icy with shallow lakes, but with those

pesky humans sending probes and other junk there in the next ten

years, you want to head there now So how did they work out this

stuff? If we look how similar it is or how far the planet is a way, and

whether it is at the right size to her. It is very realistic. There

are more stars out there than grains of sand on the beach. One

day we might find a planet where aliens could. But the place that

came top of this list is actually our planet - Earth. But then again

you could already be here. Let's go If that made you happy, be ready to

breathe a big sigh of relief because, finally, we could be

seeing big changes to English football. Footie bosses in this

country say goal-line technology may start being used in the Premier

League as early as next year. It'll help settle moments like this, when

Frank Lampard had a goal disallowed against Germany during last year's

World Cup. A final decision's expected in the summer.

This next story's been made into films, cartoons, toys and read by

millions. It's not Harry Potter. We're talking about Alice in

Wonderland. The book's now got its very own exhibition at Tate

Liverpool. And we sent four Press Packers down the rabbit hole to

find out more. That is my friend Caitlin, but

Alice in Wonderland was a book written by Lewis Carroll nearly 150

years ago. It is about a girl who finds a rabbit and follows him down

a hole and into a secret world. It is not all about Alice. We meet

wonderful characters like the Mad Hatter, Humpty Dante, Tweedledum

and Tweedledee. The story was so popular that it has been made into

films, cartoons and comics. And now there is an exhibition in our home

town of Liverpool, all about how the story has inspired artists

around the world. Some bits are wonderful. But some bits are a bit

weird. What is so important about the Alice-in-Wonderland book?

important because of the quality of the writing and also the quality of

the illustrations prepared for the book. Alice-in-Wonderland is a

story that children and adults today still relate to very much.

favourite part was the different pieces of paper and making my own

book. Check this out. This is my favourite bit, the original

handwritten Alice-in-Wonderland pork. My favourite bit was seen all

the characters like the Mad Hatter. Thank you, guys. Finally, a family

stroll in the park has ended up turning one dad into an internet

sensation. That's Ali Goodyear shouting at his dog Fenton after he

caught sight of some deer and chased after them in a London park.

Ali's 13-year-old son filmed it all on his phone and now it's had more