10/12/2017 Newsround

Good morning, it's Whitney here

with your Sunday morning Newsround.

First up, we're talking snow!

More is predicted today

across Wales, the Midlands,

northern and eastern England,

with up to ten centimetres

expected on higher ground.

Weather warnings are also in place

for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

It looks like it might be time

to get that sledge out!

And while I'm stuck

in the studio with no snow,

I'd like to see your snow pics.

Head online and send

us your best snow snaps.

Now there was a big shock yesterday

in the Premier League as West Ham,

who are in the relegation zone,

beat last year's

champions Chelsea 1-0.

A lightening-quick start by West Ham

saw them take an early lead

through Marko Arnautovic,

who scored with this

excellent finish after

a beautiful bit of play.

Chelsea had their chances

to equalise but the hammers

held on for a 1-0 win.

More football now, and to a young

footballer with a big dream.

Jessica lives in Liberia

in West Africa, where girls haven't

traditionally played football -

but she's hoping

to help change that.

Hi, my name is Jessica.

Welcome to my home.

Jessica's ten years old.

She lives in West Point, which is

the biggest slum in Liberia.

This is where I started playing

football when I was six years old.

She was spotted by a talent

scout and has spent

the last couple of years

at the Monrovia football academy.

It's the first one in Africa to take

on both boys and girls.

In West Africa, the female football

is not well structured,

but this is what we're trying

to change, to give the girls access

to opportunities out there.

When they're playing good football,

they can have opportunities

of a professional football contract.

I fell in love with football

because I want to be

a good football player,

and I love football very much.

Nearly two thirds of children

in Liberia have never been

to school, so the academy helps

with learning off the pitch, too.

Jessica's had the chance to play

in international games,

and it's her dream to one day be

part of one of Europe's

biggest clubs, Real Madrid.

You go, girl!

Finally, imagine living in a town

where there are more flying

bats around than people.

Well that's actually happening

in a town in Australia.

Charters Towers in Queensland

are currently dealing

with what looks like a bat invasion.

Residents have complained

about the noise levels

and are trying to deal

with the issue by removing trees

and setting up nets.

That's all from me -

we'll be back just after 12pm.

Enjoy the snow if you've got some!