26/01/2017 Newsround


26/01/2017

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First up there's been some exciting news about this guy.

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Tim Peake is going to be heading back into space!

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But not just yet - he's only been back for six months.

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Tim made the announcement while showing off the capsule

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which took him up to the International Space Station.

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And the great news is that the European Space Agency and the UK

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will be involved in the space station programme out till 2024.

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That gives us a second opportunity to go back to the space station. Tim

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made history last year when he became the first person representing

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Britain to live on the International Space Station. During the six months

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he spent orbiting he became the first British astronaut to do a

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spacewalk. He ran a marathon at that and even explain what happens to

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Peru in space. Take the cap off, turn on the ban and the FO keeps

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everything going down the pipe and also with number to, the airflow

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does the same thing. And he is pretty inspirational. How would I

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describe Tim Peake? Interesting. Awesome. Amazing. Courageous. Out of

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this world. How excited I knew about him going back to space? I think it

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is really exciting. He has only just got back and hasn't seen his family

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for ages. I think it would be quite fun. I think it would be a chance

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him to do he didn't do last time last time this time. So, what should

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he do this time around? I want to see him sing and upload it all over

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you tube. I would like to see him do the dab challenged to see how many

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he can do. I want to see him do a flip and land it. In space it might

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not land and it is really hard to do it. I want to see him learn at least

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one new skill when he is in space. We know he is going back but how

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will he get there? You can imagine what going into space would really

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be like in the national science Museum in London.

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Did you know that right now, across the country,

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there are hundreds of thousands of you looking after a parent,

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These children are called young carers, and while many of them

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are happy looking after a disabled - or sick - relative, they also

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face many difficulties, as Jenny's been been finding out.

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Hi, I'm Morgan, and I'm a young carer.

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I unload the dishwasher and I help out with jobs

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Morgan's mum has a condition which causes her muscles

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It means she gets tired very easily and can't stand or

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What do you think are the best bits about being a young carer?

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To put a smile on someone else's face gives me joy.

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Not only am I doing something to help someone, at least they don't

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There are lots of children like Morgan in the UK.

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It's thought around 700,000 young people are caring for a

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A survey by the Carers Trust Charity found it difficult for

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some young carers to achieve what they want to in school and in

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One of the reasons is they have to spend time looking after the

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Do you ever feel like you're missing out?

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There are some times where, if we plan to do something,

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by the end of the day and she's got too tired, we have to maybe cancel

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it, but my mum always tries to get me there.

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Sometimes it's hard because I've got a lot of stuff to do.

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Do you ever worry about the future and that he might have

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Sometimes I wonder if I will get good grades because people are

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saying practise makes perfect, you must revise.

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I want to have good grades for the future.

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What advice do you have for other young carers who are

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If you do have a worry, don't keep it in.

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If you are finding things hard, you should ask

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for help because she had shouldn't have to deal with

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Go to your teacher or whoever you are caring for and say, "Can you

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help me with this because it's getting a bit too much for me?"

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There's more about young carers online, including animations of some

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That's also where you can get help and advice if anything

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