05/03/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky with your window on the World.

Astronaut Scott Kelly gives his first interview

back on Earth!

And the action from the red carpet premiere of CBBC drama Wolfblood.

There are just four hours to go until the final whistle in an epic

game of five-aside football taking place outside the studio

here at the BBC in Salford.

It's all in aid of Sport Relief, with ex-professional footballers

Alan Shearer and Robbie Savage captaining the teams who've

been battling it out for the last 53 hours.

I popped out earlier to see the score.

So I've managed to quickly nip out from the studio to catch up

with some of these girls who have just been playing football.

How's it going?

Good, great.

What was the score?

3-1.

4-1.

Do you get this special medal as well?

For taking part?

Let's have a look at it.

Oh, fantastic.

Have any of you seen Alan Shearer at all?

Yes, I saw him over there!

What was it like seeing him?

It was cool.

Cool, isn't it?

Do you know who he is?

A legend!

What is it like being here today?

It's really good.

It's just fun.

It is a good atmosphere.

It is a good atmosphere, isn't it?

It feels good to be like, be part of like, charity.

I want to see what the score is at the end.

What is the score right now?

501-438.

That is a lot of goals, isn't it?

Yeah.

Do you think you could add to that goal line?

Probably, yes.

Hopefully.

All right guys, thank you very much for chatting to us.

And just to update you on the latest score -

Alan Shearer's team are now winning 524 goals to 478.

It's the ultimate London derby in the Premiere League this

afternoon.

Right now, Spurs and Arsenal are playing at White Heart Lane.

Arsenal need to win to get their title challenge back

on track, but Spurs know that a win will put them top of the table.

If you don't want to know the current score -

turn the volume down.

Arsenal are currently in the lead scoring just before half time.

Next, while British astronaut Tim Peake continues his expedition

on board the International Space Station, for others

like Scott Kelly, the mission is complete.

After spending 340 days in space, Scott is getting used to being back

home on planet Earth.

The astronaut was talking to reporters in America

about what life's been like since he returned.

Scott Kelly.

Scott Kelly back on Mother Earth after 340 days in space.

On Tuesday he touched down on this planet and since then Scott Kelly

has been a busy man.

Yesterday he spoke to journalists in Houston in the US.

He told them how his body has reacted to being back on Earth.

My level of muscle soreness and fatigue is a lot higher

than it was last time.

I also have an issue with my skin.

Because it had not touched anything for so long,

like any significant contact.

It is very, very sensitive, it is almost like a burning feeling,

wherever I sit, or lie, or walk.

It was in February last year when he set off on his mammoth

mission to space.

At 340 days, the longest single space flight by a US astronaut.

His extended stay on board the International Space Station

could help Nasa plan for a possible journey to Mars.

He got a phone call from the US president Barack Obama.

Congratulations to you and Nasa.

How was the ride down?

How are you adjusting to gravity?

The ride, it's like going over Niagara Falls in a barrel,

while on fire!

I'm feeling great, actually.

While on board the space station, Scott Kelly grew nearly four

centimetres in height.

Although that quickly disappeared because he was back on Earth.

Finally, fans of CBBC's Wolfblood got a treat this week

when they were given a sneak preview of the new series

at a premiere in Newcastle.

The stars of the show were there and Martin went along

to catch up with them.

Hundreds of fans, and a red carpet.

It can only mean one thing.

Wolfblood is back.

See that?

That's what I'm talking about!

Running bad.

Wolf blood style!

No.

Which is bad...

Obviously.

And these guys are here at the premiere in Newcastle to get

a sneak peek of the new series.

I'm really excited because I am the biggest fan ever.

It left on a cliffhanger in the last series, so I have been waiting

all this long to see it.

I have loved it since the first series.

And I watched it all the time.

I'm going to never stop watching it.

Season four of Wolfblood follows characters like Jana as she moves

from rural Stonebridge into the city, where she forms

a new pack.

Which means we have some brand new characters to meet.

She is the Alpha this year and the story is centred

around her life and how she's dealing with all these new kind

of explosive stories and storylines.

There's lots of running, which was really hard work!

I shouldn't be saying that now!

But no, it was really good fun.

So TJ is a new character, he has come in, he is the son

of the head of Segolia.

He's the young prodigy in a way.

Jana is sort of like a sister figure to him.

That's all from me, Newsround's back tomorrow.

Enjoy the rest of the day.