12/01/2016 Newsround

Good afternoon, it's Leah here live on CBBC with your Newsround update.

Stayed tuned to see the freezing cold temperatures hitting New York.

And unearthing the secrets of the Bronze Age.

First today, thousands of junior doctors around England haven't gone

Instead they've been on strike for the first time

It has meant that thousands of operations have had to be cancelled.

It's because they're unhappy about new plans

Junior doctors across England today have gone on strike.

ALL: No ifs, no buts, no junior doctor cuts.

Meaning they're not going to work, and it's all because they want

to protest against the Government over the amount of hours they have

Junior doctors are newer doctors, still training, but they still work

in hospitals and local surgeries treating patients.

They say new ways of working planned by the Government are unfair

and could make things dangerous for patients because they will be

None of us want to go on strike, but we are that worried that we have

done it, so I think we have come here today with the hope that we can

show everyone our concern, and that people will listen to that.

The Government say that the plans are fair, and it means things

will improve for people who go to hospitals,

In the end, this is a completely unnecessary dispute.

We have some disagreements with the BMA over pay,

but we all want to promise every patient who uses the NHS the promise

of the same high quality care every day of the week.

The strike will last until 8am on Wednesday morning,

but doctors are still working in Accident and Emergency wards,

and any people who need to go to hospital will still be treated.

In case of emergencies, though, people should still dial 999.

If the two sides can't agree, there are more strikes planned

To southern India, where fisherman have rescued whales that had become

They were able to get at least 36 short-finned whales back

Marine biologists say the group may have

We're being told to prepare for colder weather that's coming

this week, but it's nothing compared to the icy blast

That turned this car into a giant icicle.

Forecasters are predicting three days of extreme snow and ice,

with some parts expected to see around two feet of snow

Sport now, and he's been voted best player in the world

Barcelona's Lionel Messi picked up Fifa's top prize,

the Ballon d'Or award, after scoring 52 goals in just 61

Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo came second, with Brazilian striker

Archaeologists are excited about a discovery of what's thought

to be some of the best-preserved Bronze Age dwellings in Britain.

Under this massive quarry in Cambridgeshire is a taste

of what life was like 3,000 years ago.

This is Must Farm, and back in the Bronze Age, several families

They say this be the best ever example of Bronze Age homes

It's so significant that we are having to come up

with new questions about what we might learn from the site.

I'm already building a picture here of a society from 3000 years

ago that feels like it was just yesterday in that sense.

A massive fire destroyed this site at the time,

and the buildings collapsed into the river.

But it's actually helped to preserve the homes in such a good state.

What really excites the team here is that some of these artefacts

are so well preserved, they offer an insight

into what domestic life was like all those years ago.

So, there is a dagger just here, and then there is this sort,

and if you just look at these clay pots, they are in such good

condition, somebody has left their dinner inside.

It doesn't look that appetising now, but I bet it was at the time.

Once the team are done here, all the items will be packed off

to a museum so we can learn more about our prehistoric past.

It's starlings flying in the skies of southern Israel.

It's called a murmuration, and they do it to help each other

The changing shape confuses any would-be attackers.

Newsround's back tomorrow morning at 7.40 with Ayshah.