04/01/2018 Newsround

Good morning.

I'm Ayshah.

Coming up on today's Newsround.

We predict what's going to be big

in showbiz this year.

And a moose rescue caught on camera.

Do you worry about how you look and

how many likes you get on social

media? A new report says that it

becomes a lot more important to

kids.

The biggest change is probably how

much people use it and how many

people actually use

it in the school.

People think it is a lot cooler

to actually use social media

now rather than in Year Six.

Social media really

impacts you and the way

you look and how you come across,

especially in secondary school.

So there's a lot more

pressure in secondary

school to get likes

and

followers.

In secondary school I think

people are a lot more

conscious of what they post and how

it looks and just the things that

they say or do on it.

For me, it's not that

much pressure because I

don't really care what people think.

Everybody in high school,

if they see you and they see

you on Instagram they will try

to follow you.

Not everybody knows

people, they just

want to get followers.

In secondary school

there is a lot of

insecurities about your looks and

the way you look, because on social

media it shows how you should look.

People think they need the likes

to get fame in the school.

There is more pressure

to be looking good on

social media when you are older,

because you have more pressure on

your appearance and people think

that they should look better when

they are older.

In primary school when I had one

or two social medias

I wasn't really aware

about what the dangers

were, but now I am

in

secondary school and people have

talked about it a lot more.

I've had a lot more talks

with my parents and

the school are talking

about the dangers of other

people you don't know

following you.

Donald Trump and the leader

of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un,

have been arguing again -

this time, over their

"nuclear buttons".

Confused?

I'll try to explain.

American President Donald Trump and

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un have

a long history of falling out and

they are at it again. This time it

is all about this, a button. No, not

that kind of Boston. More like this

bottom, one that they say will

launch nuclear weapons, very

powerful bombs -- button. Kim

Jong-Un said that his button was on

his desk at all times, but Donald

Trump replied on Twitter that he

also had a nuclear button but it is

more powerful than Kim Jong-Un.

There probably isn't really a

nuclear button on either of their

desks but people are worried about

the way the leaders seem to be

arguing and boasting about powerful

bombs. But a lot of people are

hoping that angry words can turn

into harder torque. This time, the

first time ages, North Korea is

planning talks with its neighbour

South Korea and could even send a

team to the Winter Olympics this

year. That would be a big step

forward in 2018.

OK.

Time to find out what we can look

forward to on our TVs this year.

Ricky's here with a look at some

of the biggest showbiz

stories coming up in 2018.

The spinning chairs are back,

with Olly Murs joining

The Voice, but it's

not the only big show to light up

the dark nights in January.

An old favourite returns on ITV.

Dancing on Ice will see people

like Candice Brown show

what they can do on ice.

Britain's biggest night

of music, the BRIT

Awards, takes place in February.

May is going to be a right royal

occasion and Prince Harry will get

married to Meghan Markle

in the wedding of the year,

which will be held at Windsor

Castle.

If WWE is your thing,

you're in luck.

They are touring the UK in May,

with the stars of Raw and

SmackDown competing in front

of thousands of fans.

Music-wise, we can look

forward to a debut album

from X Factor winners,

Rak-Su and there are a few

rumours flying around

that

Beyonce might deliver

new music in 2018.

I can't wait for all of that.

A group on a snow tour in western

Canada have rescued a moose.

They were lucky to spot

the moose's head peeping

out from the powder.

It'd become trapped in deep snow.

You'll be pleased to hear the group

managed to dig it free

and the uninjured moose was back

on the loose.

Thanks for watching.

Have a great day.

We will see you soon. Goodbye.