12/01/2016 Newsround

You're live with me, Ayshah, this Tuesday morning,

we've got loads coming up for you today.

Find out who's the best footballer in the world and...

an unusual way to get rid of your Christmas tree.

First to Syria in the Middle East, and the civil war that's affecting

In the town of Madaya, there are reports that people

are running out of supplies of food, water and medical equipment.

These trucks carrying food and water have finally made it to Madaya.

Even though the town is only 25 miles from the capital of Damascus,

it's been cut off from the outside world because of fighting.

Over the last six months the 40,000 people that live

It's also meant no-one has been able to come into the town too.

There have been reports that food, water and electricity supplies

Syria has been at war for five years and it has torn at the country apart

into areas controlled by the government and other areas

controlled by opposition groups in a war so intense that all sides are

willing to use whatever it takes to gain advantage over their enemy and

that has meant even cutting off regular food and water and medical

supplies into communities, which has left people, including children,

Hungary. What is happening today is that all sides have agreed they will

let food and medicine go into some of the areas that so many areas are

desperate for any food aid at all. Now that the town of Madiya has got

supplies for the next month, it's hoped aid agencies will be able

to get more supplies If you want to know more

about the problems people face living in Syria you can take a look

at the Newsround web site and there's advice there too,

if anything in the news upsets you. From eight o'clock this morning some

doctors in England won't be going to work in hospitals -

instead they'll be on strike. It's because they're

unhappy about new plans Many junior doctors are on strike

today. That means they are not going to work because they want to protest

against the government. Junior doctors are new adopters who are

still training and they say the new ways of working plans by the

government are unfair and could make things dangerous for patients

because stop those will be too tired to do things properly, but the

government says the plans are fair and that it means things will

improve for people going to hospital, but Italy at the weekend.

What will the strike mean for patients? Most hospitals are

offering only the kind of service they offer on Christmas Day, which

means no planned operations. If you're having your tonsils out, for

example, most of those will be cancelled, but they are still

accident and emergency surgery. If the two sides cannot agree on a plan

there may be more strikes later in the month.

The winner of Fifa's Ballon D'Or is none other

He beat Cristiano Ronaldo and Brazilian Neymar to pick up

the title of the world's best player.

United States midfielder Carli Lloyd won the women's award.

Archaeologists in Cambridgeshire are very excited as they've

uncovered what's thought to be the best preserved bronze age

The settlement sank into the mud when a fire took hold

It's meant that they can find out lots more about the people

We will be looking at the contents of the box, and what garments they

were wearing. There is a sense of where they stood inside the

structure. We have found fragments of furniture. We know lots about the

environment so we can tell you what was going on around them, so I am

building a picture from a society 3000 years ago, which feels like it

was just yesterday. Christmas is well and truly over,

but one town in Germany has found a very unusual way

of getting rid of their trees. This competition is in its 14th

year. The aim is to throw

the trees as far you can. The winner got an impressive

distance of 25 metres. It's starlings flying

in the skies of southern Israel. It's called a mumuration and they do

it to help each other find food The changing shape confuses any

would-be attackers and they can even create their own breeze to blow

other birds off course. That's all from me for now,

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