12/03/2014 Newsround

Good evening, Newsrounders! I'm Ayshah, and you're live with CBBC.

On the way over the next three minutes: One gold, two silver and a

bronze: Team GB are smashing their medal target at the Winter

Paralympics. And we've got more of your amazing

robot designs. This is Newsround.

First to a ground-breaking new way of using 3D printing: it has been

used in a new way for the first time to help rebuild the face of a man

injured in a motorbike accident. Stephen Power from Cardiff broke

both cheekbones, his jaw and his nose in the crash. A team of

surgeons used special scans to create and print an exact 3D model

of his skull. He is thought to be one of the first patients in the

world to have this kind of surgery. Stephen says it has changed his

life. I'm just glad, in a way, that they have developed that sort of

technology which they are able to basically put me back together with,

in such a way which is nigh on perfect.

Next up, Team GB are smashing their medal target at the Paralympic Games

in Sochi. With four days to go, they have already got one gold, two

silver and a bronze. This morning, visually impaired skier Jade

Etherington came second in the slalom. 15-year-old Millie Knight,

Team GB's youngest ever competitor, came an impressive fifth. So how can

we make future Paralympians get the best chances? Earlier, I spoke to

wheelchair racer Hannah Cockcroft, who won two golds in the London

Paralympics. Success in Sochi has just added to the success in London,

and showing that we are growing as a sport. Are there enough

opportunities at the moment for kids who want to try out Paralympic

sport? There are definitely more chances now than there were

pre-London. We have obviously our Playground to Podium coming throgh

the schools, we have the sports days going round the country so everyone

can just come along, try every single sport and find out what they

fall in love with. Next to more of your fantastic

robo-designs: here are just three. Grace designed this amazing robot

that can tidy up. Craig's cool Springbots hang out the washing. And

Florrie and Heidi designed Robot Rex, which looks after your dog when

you're not there. We're robot crazy this week on the Newsround website.

Watch what happened when Ricky spent the night in a robot house. And he's

been getting up close and personal with the robots of the future. And

while we're talking about the website, have a look at this. It's

the Newsround website from 2007! We're looking back because it was 25

years ago today that the World Wide Web was invented. There are loads

more cool pix like it online now, so go and check them out. That's us out

of time for today. Leah is here in the morning. I'll see you soon. Bye!