13/03/2018 Newsround

Morning, Ayshah here on Newsround.

Your top stories

this Tuesday morning.

Another medal for Paralympics GB

at the Winter Olympics.

Tourists gather to watch

this in Argentina!

And why a cat could hold the key

to this year's World Cup.

Let's start with a quick round-up

of today's sports stories.

Manchester City are just two

games away from winning

the Premier League after they beat

Stoke 2-0 last night.

David Silva scored

just 10 minutes in.

He then went on to score his second

goal of the game and ninth

of the season in the second half.

The win means they can still take

the title against rivals

Manchester United next month.

And there's been a silver

medal for Great Britain

at the Paralympics in South Korea.

British skier, Menna Fitzpatrick,

who's partially sighted,

and her guide Jen Kehoe took second

place in the super combined event.

World number one Roger Federer

is favourite to win

a record sixth title

at Indian Wells.

He won his last match in less

than an hour to reach the last 16.

Novak Djokovic's already out.

Andy Murray and Rafa

Nadal are both injured.

In the women's, Venus has beaten

Serena in the latest

Williams sisters showdown.

Venus won in straight sets.

Over in Argentina, thousands

of tourists gathered to watch this

extraordinary moment.

It's an ice bridge collapsing

in a national park in

the South American country.

It happens every couple of years

when water pressure builds up under

the ice making it weak.

The last time it

happened was in 2016.

OK, next up it's the special

orchestra making Norway really cool!

Watch this!

There's something pretty

cool about this music.

It's being played on

instruments made out of ice!

Brrr!

It's part of an ice

music festival in Finse,

a mountain village in Norway.

In winter, it can only

be reached by train

and it is very cold up there.

But before they can play, they have

to carve their instruments.

They've made ice drums,

horns and even a didgeridoo!

This is an iceophone.

Good sounding ice is

the most difficult part.

You cannot just go to your freezer,

you cannot go to the nearest lake.

It's kind of a celebration,

it doesn't sound like anything

else you've ever heard.

People really are surprised when

they hear it for the first time.

In Finse, the temperature can

drop below -20 degrees

and the colder it is,

the better it is for playing ice.

It makes them sound much clearer.

We don't get to practice.

So the music, it gets made

on stage to the audience.

And that's what makes it special.

People are like, what?

It's possible?

And it's almost not possible so it's

pretty cool that we can do it.

Right, that's it, next

time it snows, I'm going

to make my own harp!

Where's the ice?

Now, you may remember Fiona

the Hippo who correctly guessed

the winners of the Superbowl,

the American football competition,

earlier this year.

Well, now Russia has named a cat

as its official fortune-teller

for this summer's World Cup.

Achilles - yep, that's his name -

will have two bowls of food

representing either side.

Whichever he eats first will be his

favourite to win the game.

Last up, we've all been enjoying

the Winter Olympics and Paralympics

but Martin has found a competition

where the people enjoy

a winter sport, with a wee

bit of a difference.

Boys and girls, we're

in Krynica Zdroj in southern

Poland for Ski Splash!

Ski Splash is an event that takes

place in this town every year.

And as you can see,

it's a real hoot.

50 participants attempted to ski

or snowboard across a pool of very,

very cold water after riding

off a slope.

Wait a minute, that's a boat!

It combines some good

old sense of humour with fun

and sports competition.

The best part about it for me is,

the competitors dressed up

in anything they like.

Not because it gets them points.

But simply because they can.

I know what my next hobby is!

That's it from us.

But just enough time to tell

you to head to Newsround online

where you can see why this rescue

dog stole the show at

Crufts over the weekend.

We're back in just

over half an hour.