31/01/2016 Newsround

Good morning, it's Ricky here with Newsround

for you on a Sunday morning.

First to some sad news - the TV presenter Sir Terry Wogan has

died after a short illness.

He was really well-known for his work for Children In Need,

helping to raise millions of pounds for the charity.

Lots of people have been paying tribute to the star including

Prime Minister David Cameron who said, "Britain has lost a huge

talent - someone millions came to feel was their own special friend."

Did you know that around the country right now,

there are thousands of children like you caring

for their mum or dad?

They are called Young Carers and take on a lot of the jobs around

the house that adults usually do.

Shannon and Scarlett are young carers who look after their mum.

This is their story

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

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

My mum has mental health issues, so one minute she'll be happy,

and the next she'll be sad and isolated.

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

that's always in the back of my mind throughout the rest of the day.

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

and I'm not actually sure what she's doing,

and it makes me worried.

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 at the time and her mum would always

take her and her sister out, they'd always go places.

My mum wouldn't, she wouldn't want to go out.

Caring for my mum has made me more independent,

and made me see how grateful we ought to be for things we get.

Other people I know get things they want and take it for granted

sometimes, whereas when I get things I treasure it more,

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

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

and I like being around them.

Everyone worries about something in their life, and I suppose

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

it's always been.

She's always there, she's always there for us,

so we need to be there for her, really.

Next, to the Australian Open tennis and Jamie Murray has won the men's

doubles title along with his partner Bruno Soares.

Jamie, who is one of the top doubles players in the world,

is the first Briton to win the Australian Open mens doubles

title in 82 years.

And even though younger brother Andy had his men's final match to prepare

for, he was there filming the trophy presentation.

Andy's on court right now playing against Novak Djokovic.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just after 12pm.

See you then.