27/05/2016 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live with with all the top stories

And you're going to want to keep watching, because we've got

The winner of the 500 Words competition is here.

First, US President Barack Obama has made an historic visit

to the Japanese city of Hiroshima today.

It's a big deal because he is the first serving American

president to go there, after the US dropped an atomic bomb

Today Mr Obama laid a wreath and spoke to survivors.

We're not bound by genetic code to repeat the mistakes of the past.

We can learn, we can choose, we can tell our children

One that describes a common humanity.

If you want to know more about what happened at Hiroshima

While you're there, check out the amazing animation showing

the story of one survivor called Bun.

Also today, the new Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho,

has been talking about how honoured he feels to be in

He's now been confirmed as the replacement

for Louis Van Gaal, who was sacked earlier this week.

Here he is at the club, signing his new deal,

where he told reporters his focus is to win and be happy.

So I could say I'm happy, I'm proud, I'm honoured, I'm everything.

But the reality is that what I love is to work and I cannot wait

From the Special One to the inflatable one.

Up on the International Space Station, astronauts trying

to inflate a new bit of kit have hit a bit of a problem.

This is Nasa's first inflatable space home.

These are the kinds of things the team is up

It's called the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module.

It was meant to get bigger and bigger like a balloon,

within an hour, and eventually be large enough to hold a car.

But they're working hard to try and inflate it again.

The pod is part of a two-year experiment to give astronauts

It's lightweight so it can be easily transported, a bit like a tent.

So, Nasa thinks one day in the future it could be used

to make homes on far away places like Mars.

But for now, let's hope the astronauts aren't feeling too

Next, it's one of the biggest competitions for future writers.

The BBC's 500 Words gives children the chance to come up

And the winners were announced this morning in a huge ceremony in London

with the Duchess of Cornwall, Top Gear's Chris Evans and a whole

They were celebrating the best stories written by children.

And we've got the Gold winner from the 10-13

Ned, congratulations, how do you feel to have won?

Tell us about your story, e-COURTROOM.com.

The theme is court rooms are on the line and they have 500 words to

prove their case. Judge Francesca Simon said, "this

story was brilliantly original. I loved the way Ned used the 500

Words format to write a tense story. It was gripping and

thought-provoking. What's been the best bit

of this whole experience? When our story got illustrated. Oh

my goodness, what was that like? It was really cool. What was your

favourite bit? All of it! What are your top tips? Just get it done.

Just do it. You won't get anywhere if you don't do things. Accident

words of wisdom. Best of luck. -- excellent words of wisdom!