03/06/2016 Newsround

Good morning and welcome to your Friday Newsround with me, Hayley.

How many of you would like to go to university when you're older?

It's a place people go to learn about subjects they enjoy,

and many hope it will help them find better jobs,

But did you know that far more girls go to university than boys?

A new survey released today shows that by the age of 13

many more girls think university is a good idea.

We've been finding out from you guys what you think.

Girls in school nowadays work harder than boys, generally.

If you do not go to university, your job,

There's only a certain job you can do without a degree.

Some girls go to university, because it depends

I want to be in college and do football coaching.

If I had to go to college to get my job,

We're encouraged go to university at school because they

put the idea in your mind it will give you a better job in life.

university because they are telling me to excel

in my learning and get a better career path.

The world's most visited museum, the Louvre in Paris,

has been closed today because of flooding.

Staff have been busy moving all the priceless works of art

in the museum to protect them from the flood waters.

Heavy rains across Europe have caused flooding

in France and Germany, and at least 10 people have died.

Hundreds of people all across the country are coming

Because its BBC Music Day and Ayshah is at one

of the events in Middlesbrough, what's going on there?

Welcome to the Tees transporter Bridge. Say hello to Hayley! We have

almost stopped moving. We are over the other side of the bridge and we

are here because it is BBC music Day, the second one we have ever

had. There have been loads of events on bridges across the UK. It is

called take it to the bridge. Love that title. Music will be played all

day. I spoke to these guys earlier about how they are feeling. It is

like a music event at the transporter Bridge. And we are doing

some campfire songs first. There is a baby shark, a Peter Harte one. A

bumblebee one. There is a tree one. The Pizza Hut, I think I know that.

Can you sing it with me? Pizza Hut, Pizza Hut, Kent at the great chicken

and a Pizza Hut. I love it! How exciting is it to have it in your

area? It is really exciting and fun. Because it brings some of the

friends Becky have seen from the favourite shows we have done. --

back that you have seen. This is brilliant. This is just for me.

Well, everyone, actually. Loads of events are going across the whole of

the UK, including in Bristol, which is a vegetable orchestra being

conducted via Sean the sheep. How amazing is that. Loads of events are

taking place across the UK but for now, back to you, Hayley. Thanks.

Looks like you are having loads of fun.

How did the first stars and galaxies form and are we the only ones living

These are both questions the world's biggest radio telescope,

The Square Kilometre Array will be made up of thousands of dishes

and up to a million antennae scattered across deserts

but how on Earth do you control one of them?

This is where you operate the telescopes?

Not exactly but there are similarities.

What would I need to do to move a telescope?

We enter the instructions on a computer.

And those instructions tell us exactly

where the telescope should be pointed and what to look at.

If I wanted to move the telescope and see

anything specific, what do I need to do?

This is a block of codes with instructions to

You put the instructions in here and you can

And you have your stop and play buttons here,

Do you think I could be a good telescope operator?

Take a look at this tiny panda, born in Belgium zoo. Its mother is

protecting him by carrying him in her mouth. There are just a feud

thousand giant pandas left in the world and this is the third born in

Europe this year. We are back at 20 past four this afternoon. We will

see you then. Have a good day. Good either.