05/12/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley and

this is Newsround.

Coming up in the next

few minutes:

Buddy the dog and the man

who rescued him from a hurricane.

A record breaking rainbow,

and, the pizza party in space.

First up, loads of plastic like this

goes into our oceans

every year causing lots

of problems for wildlife.

Politicians from around the world

want to introduce a total ban

on plastic waste in the ocean.

They're talking about it at a big

meeting in Kenya this week.

More than 8 million tons

of plastic

is dumped in the ocean every year,

and the United Nations says it's

a "planetary emergency".

Now to cricket, and the Ashes.

England fought back

after a slow start on day

four of the second test.

Tomorrow is the last day of this

test match and after a solid

performance from captain

Joe Root,

England now

have a slim chance of winning.

Now to a lovely tale

of a police officer who rescued

a dog after Hurricane Irma.

Meet Buddy, the lucky labrador cross

who is now living in the UK. Buddy

is a stray dog, he won the heart of

a police officer, John Harvey. John

was sent from Suffolk police to the

British Virgin Islands, he was sent

there to help people after the

devastation of Hurricane Irma.

Put

his paws on my thigh and would not

let me go, he was walking with me as

I tried to leave and I thought, I

would like to bring him home, if I

can! Give him a chance of a better

life.

Buddy spent 21 days in

Washington, DC in the US, where vets

check that he was healthy and fit

before he was allowed to travel on

to the UK.

Looks fantastic, really

good to see him, he was excited, I

was excited. It was the start of the

next chapter.

The pair are now

happily settling in, ready for new

adventures together, but it can all

get a bit exhausting...

What a happy ending! Craig Whyte The

Turner Prize is one of the most

famous art awards in the world -

partly because the entries are often

a bit unusual! Tonight judges will

decide who will win this year, but

what do kids think of the artists in

the running for the prize?

VOICEOVER: These are the entries and

these are the judges, and they are

taking seriously. First up, this

artist paints on everyday objects to

explore black identity.

I like how

she has intercut pieces into it, and

she loves art.

I think the message

is, use your recycling things to

make better things for other people.

What next up, and artist who mainly

makes films, this one is about a

mother and her daughter in what

Amal. It is by Rosalind Nashashibi.

Pretty random.

Next, the paintings

of Hurvin Anderson our about memory

and identity.

Very colourful.

It

took them a long time, it took the

artist who made it a long time, this

one was very cool.

Andrea Buttner.

That one looks like a potato, and

that one, kind of...

Kind of creepy,

with pointy fingers.

Who is the

favourite?

Brilliant job, guys!

Can't wait to see who will win.

Now to the reason why this

rainbow is record breaking.

It's because it lasted

nearly nine hours,

usually they only stay

for less than an hour.

It was seen over the skies

of Taiwan in East Asia

from 6.57 in the morning

until 3.55 in the afternoon.

We've put humans on the moon,

sent a rover to Mars and now we've

sent pizza to space!?

Astronauts on the

international Space station

had their very own pizza party.

The toppings were all sent up

on a special supply ship.

Commander Randy Bresnik said

the pizzas were

"flying saucers

of the edible kind".

Cheesy!

That's all from me for now

but Newsround is back from 7.40

in the morning with Ayshah.