28/01/2016 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Jenny, live with all the news

you need to know this Thursday. Coming up...

Young Carers tell Newsround about their lives.

And the paraglider soaring beneath Norway's Northern Lights.

The country right now, there are thousands of children like you

caring for their mum and dad. They are young carers and take on a lot

of the jobs around the house that adults usually do. They do this

because their mum or dad is not well enough to do the job themselves,

sometimes because they have problems with mental health. These girls are

young carers, who look after their mum.

My name is Scarlett and I'm a young carer.

My name is Shannon and my life's bit different to everyone else's.

One minute she'll be all happy, the next she'll be

If I leave for school and she's, like, a bit panicky,

it's always in the back of my mind for the rest of the day.

When I sit in my lessons and I'm thinking about Mum,

I'm not actually sure what she's doing and it makes me worry.

When I first started secondary school, I started realising that

everyone else's families are different to mine.

They don't really have a lot of issues going on.

I was at a friend's house and her mum will always

take her and her sister out and they will always go places.

Because, like, my mum wouldn't and she wouldn't want to go out.

Caring for my mum has made me more independent and kind of made me see

how grateful you should be for things you get.

Because other people I see, they get things they want and take

it for granted sometimes, whereas when I get things I kind

Because I know that I'm lucky to have it.

I will always be close to my family because they're really kind

Everyone worries about something in their life.

I suppose, I always just worry about my mum because of the way it's

always been, like, she's always been there for us,

so, we need to be there for her, really.

And I'll be speaking to one young carer on Newsround at 8:15am to find

out what life is like for her. Do join us then if you can.

More child refugees from the Middle Eastern country

of Syria will be allowed to come to the UK.

The Government has said it will be offering extra help to children

who have lost their families, and are living in Syria

They will work with the United Nations to decide

It's not clear yet how many children will be coming to the UK.

On Newsround, we've been telling you about how many migrants

and refugees have been travelling across Europe,

Now people in Denmark, in northern Europe, have split

opinions on a new law that the Government has

Tommy Zwicky, from the Danish version of Newsround, Ultra Nuut,

has been looking into the story for us.

I'm standing outside the Danish parliament,

where politicians have passed an important law.

It allows for the Danish authorities to take money or valuables

from refugees coming into the country, if they're worth

more than 10,000 Danish kroner, which is roughly ?1000.

And they do this for two reasons: one is sending a message

to the refugees coming up through Europe, saying that Denmark

is not a fairy tale country, where everything will be handed

to you for free, so you may want to consider going somewhere else.

The other is that the money or valuables will be spent

on the refugees' own food and housing while they are here,

There are many people opposed to this law and they say

it is simply shameful take valuables or money from people

To tennis now and the Australian Open - British number one

Johanna Konta hasn't made it through to the final.

She was beaten in her semifinal by the German, Angelique Kerber,

Kerber will now face Serena Williams in Saturday's final.

To football and Manchester City are heading to Wembley for the final

They beat Everton three one last night.

Goals came from Fernandinho, Kevin De Bruun and Sergio Aguero.

City will play Liverpool in the final.

One of the world's top para gliders, Horacio Llorens, completed the trip

The Spanish air acrobat flew his glider under

He had to overcome snow storms, low visibility, and the wires

of his glider freezing, in sub-zero temperatures.

That's all from me. Newsround's back, right here, at 8:15am.