09/05/2017 Newsround

Good morning, Ayshah here and you are live with CBBC this Tuesday.

Coming up on Newsround...

The space trip with a secret mission...

The gooey new trend of making slime...

And kids in Finland take on an unusual sport - keep watching...

It's gooey, it's sticky and it's slimy.

Well, it's slime - and loads of you have

been making it at home.

But there are some worries that one ingredient you use to make it,

can cause a bit of a problem.

I've been looking into it...

Therapeutic... Satisfying... Messy... Moreish... Slimy...

Disturbing... Disturbing?

Oh, right, well, some of you love slime and some of you, not so much.

It comes in rainbow, unicorn pink, green and just about any other

form you can think of.

And it's pretty popular here.

On some social media sites, there are millions of posts.

When you type in "slime" online, loads of how-to videos pop up.

I've come along to this class, where they are making slime.

This type of slime is called oobleck.

And when you pick it up, it seems solid and when you leave it

in your hand, it goes into a very liquidy mixture.

What's so good about slime?

The best thing about it if you can play with it for hours and hours

and it never seems to stop.

You can make it into different things.

But some of you have been making it at home and there have been reports

that one of the ingredients, is called Borax.

It's a type of chemical used in cleaning products and is found

in some household items in a very small doses.

But it has caused problems with some children's skin.

We asked a doctor about it.

Hi, Newsround.

You need to keep Borax up high where small children cannot reach it.

If you have eczema or sensitive skin, wear gloves.

That will keep your skin safe.

Try not to splash any in your eye.

It will be a good idea to tell an adult before

you start making slime.

Just to be sure that if there's any problems, somebody knows.

If your skin hurts or gets itchy or red, run it

under lots of cold water

and if that doesn't make it better, speak to an adult and perhaps ring

111 to get some help, otherwise happy slime making!

Thanks.

Go online to find out more about other games and crazes

like fidget spinners and what about the new skill-toy

in town fidget rollers!

We've got it all at Newsround online! Check it out.

Footie next, and Chelsea are just one win away from the Premier League

title after last night's 3-0 win against Middlesbrough.

Diego Costa scored this goal after 23 minutes.

Then Marcos Alonso netted this shot 11 minutes before the break

and Nemanja Matic scored the last goal.

Manager Antonio Conte was happy with his team's performance.

It was very important to win and exploit Tottenham's defeat.

It was very important to win and exploit Tottenham's defeat.

We must be pleased, now, another step to win the title,

yeah, for sure now, it's important to rest really well

and prepare for the West Brom game.

That crushing defeat means Middlesborough are relegated

from the Premier League after just one season.

Middlesbrough's head coach thanked fans after the match.

Middlesbrough's head coach thanked fans after the match.

That support, both home and away, has been absolutely top class

and the one thing that supporters deserve is Premier League football.

We're all disappointed, we need to finish the season strong

and then reflect over summer.

Next to the mysterious space plane that's got a lot of people

wondering what it's doing.

Ricky's got this one.

Touchdown, after a top-secret mission lasting two years.

This unmanned US military space plane landed at Nasa's Kennedy Space

Centre, causing a sonic boom.

Exactly what the plane has been up to during its 718 days

in orbit isn't clear.

The X37B belongs to the US Air Force,

its mission is classified.

But the small bit of information we do know is that this space plane

has no one on board.

It's 29 feet long, with a wingspan of 15 feet, much smaller

than Nasa's old space shuttles.

It's thought a series of experiments are being carried out on board,

testing different technologies and materials in space.

But still, a lot of what happens on this plane is kept secret.

When it came into land, it caused a sonic boom,

with one Twitter user in living nearby saying her house shook

and her dog had gone into a frenzy.

Another mission is scheduled later this year.

Hello, cheeky chappie!

This baby giant panda in China is keen to help

with the daily chores, but it doesn't seem

to be going very well.

He's not a quitter though and just keeps trying until he gets the rake.

Last up, a new sport has taken over the nation of Finland,

it's really popular with girls, but it's a bit unusual.

Can you tell what makes it a bit weird?

It's called hobbyhorsing, and the competitors ride around

on a stuffed toy horse with a stick!

That just takes the hoof!

No more horse jokes from me you'll be glad to know,

but Ricky's here at 4:20pm and I'm sure he'll have some.

See you later!

Welcome to CBBC HQ, friends far and wide.

There's that cardboard Roy on the way next. Yeah.