07/01/2014 Newsround

Evening, guys, Ayshah here. First, many parts of the UK were

still at risk of flooding today as large waves continued to batter the

coasts of southern and western Britain. There are still more than

100 flood warnings across the country, with heavy rain forecast

for south and south-east England. In the Welsh coastal town of

Aberystwyth, one of the worst-hit areas, people are starting to clear

up the mess that has been caused by the storm. Jenny has been there all

day to see what has been happening. Just behind me, you can see the

name, now. The pavilion has almost completely collapsed. There are

benches everyone, debris all over the front. There were bricks and

stones everywhere. I was upset because we play there a lot in the

summer. It was so windy. Sand everywhere. The fences were torn

apart. Just behind me, the police have asked us to move away as they

start to assess the damage and clear up. How long will it take? We have

only just begun today. We don't know how long it will take until we are

well into the work. But it will take weeks and maybe much longer to do

the repairs afterwards. Sand and Debbie still cover the seafront.

Students were evacuated last night. It might be sunny and forecasters

say the worst is over but it will be a long time before things here get

back to normal. Parts of America are still

experiencing extremely low temperatures because of freezing air

from the Arctic. You can check out some stunning pictures of America's

big freeze right now over on the Newsround website.

Prince William has gone back to class. Sort of. He's started a

course in agriculture at the University of Cambridge. This

morning, the future king was given a tour of his new college, where he

will be studying for ten weeks. It's to prepare him for when he takes

over the Duchy of Cornwall, an area of land in the south-west of England

that includes farms, forests and buildings.

Some entertainment news now, and could Justin Bieber be losing his

touch? His latest album has failed to make the UK top 40! Journals has

peaked at only number 46 in the charts. It was released with a

different track coming out each week over three months. All of the

Canadian singer's previous albums have made the top 20.

That's all from me. Newsround is back right here tomorrow morning.