11/03/2018 Newsround

Hi!

Ayshah here with your

final Newsround update

this Mothering Sunday.

And first, at the Paralympic Winter

games in Pyeongchang

the medals keep coming.

Paralympics GB picked up silver

and bronze on day two of the games.

The BBC's Kate Grey is there.

Hello, Newsround.

It's been another brilliant

day for Paralympics GB

here in Pyeongchang.

Two medals to add to the silver

that they won yesterday

and it was Millie Knight who won

that silver medal yesterday

that has won another silver today.

It's been quite emotional.

Even on the podium yesterday,

it was quite hard

not to tear up a little bit.

Yeah, it's been a struggle

to get here and I can't believe this

is what is hanging round our neck.

Absolutely.

Those silver medals

are quite special.

Brett, your first Paralympic Games.

This is a pretty good way to go.

Yes.

It's unbelievable.

It's such an honour just to be here.

To come away now, two races, two

medals, it's absolutely fantastic.

And they beat their team-mates

Menna Fitzpatrick and Jen Kehoe

who took the bronze but amazingly

they fell in the downhill yesterday

and had to recover, refocus,

and they did admit

it had been a nervous 24 hours

coming into this Super-G.

It's definitely been

an emotional 24 hours.

Lots of crying happening.

Today, they were

good tears, thankfully.

So, it will be a rest day

for the Alpine skiers tomorrow

but it will be the start

of the snowboarding event.

So another exciting day

expected on day three.

Next, it's Mothers Day and loads

of you are spending the day thanking

the amazing women in your life.

We asked you to get in touch

and let us know what you're doing.

Ella in Havering says

she made her mum a breakfast menu

and gave a choice of chores

that she would do for her.

Josh in Torquay is celebrating

the day with his Grandma

who bought him a gift!

Lucky guy.

They're sitting down

for a roast dinner.

Delicious.

And sisters Ava and Emelia

from Essex say they made their mummy

pancakes for breakfast.

Now they're at their Nanny's house

so that their Mum can enjoy the day

with her own Mum too.

Thanks for getting in touch.

From one lot of

inspirational women to another now.

On Wednesday it was

International Women's Day -

a day to celebrate the amazing

achievements of women

all over the world.

We spoke to a group

of well-known women who've done

incredible things to see what advice

they had for young

girls growing up today.

Take a look at this.

Hi, Newsround.

Hello everybody at Newsround.

My advice for all young girls

watching Newsround right now is...

For International Women's Day

we spoke to six amazing women.

Millie, Lauren, and Anita.

And Yasmin, Kimberly, and Ellie.

To see what they have to say.

Being a girl can be

difficult in so many ways.

I feel there's one

major challenge that, maybe,

some of you watching Newsround might

have faced and that is comparison.

You shouldn't compare

yourself to anyone else.

We live in a crazy selfie generation

and there is so much pressure put

on the way that you look and the way

that you present yourself that

sometimes the really good stuff

that is going to make you soar

and dreams come true

gets overlooked.

So, I'm 17, a year away

from being an adult.

Officially.

And I would give the advice

to my younger self of

just not being scared.

Not mind so much about

what other people say

about you or think about your ideas.

Don't like anybody hold you back.

We are all individuals.

We all have different lives.

I think you have that one life

and you've got to live it.

You've just got to enjoy

everything that you do.

The way you dress, the way you make

music, that you listen to.

The things you write

about and the things

you read, they are personal

to you and if they are important

to you, they are important.

Don't worry about fitting

in with everybody else.

Just stick to what you're doing.

You're pretty cool.

You can always do it.

You can do it!

Just do it!

Just keep your eyes on the prize.

Stop caring what other people think.

Happy International

Women's Day Newsround.

Big match result to update

you on in the Scottish cup.

It's been a dramatic one to watch

and Celtic came out on top,

beating Rangers at the Ibrox, 3-2.

It was a close contest

in the first half as we can see

from these pictures.

Simunovic was sent of in the 57th

minute, but even with ten men

Celtic got a final goal to win away.

Finally - robots

that think for themselves.

Sounds futuristic but they're

are already here - and scientists

are using the technology

to teach the bots.

to play football?!

Meet the football playing robots.

They're not being operated

by remote control.

These techie sports stars

can make decisions for themselves.

Scientists at the University

of Texas have programmed the robots

to do use artificial intelligence

to have a good old kickabout.

These guys are in training

for a big contest.

The robot World Cup.

Like this one held

in Germany two years ago.

They are able to learn

from their mistakes and improve

their game each time they play.

Rather than turn taking,

everybody's moving at the same time.

If you take too long

about what to do when you're

about to pass the ball the opponents

can take the ball away from you.

I thought these guys

have got what it takes

to make it to the finals.

Once they learn to stay

on the feet, that is.

That's all for today.

You can always keep up to date

with what's happening online.

Newsround's back in the morning.

Enjoy the rest of your day.