14/01/2017 Newsround

Happy Saturday!

I'm Jenny, live with all the news you need to know.

Coming up:

Find out what record Ed Sheeran has broken...

Why dragons DO exist...

And the wheely good news for this tortoise.

First, Ed Sheeran is back and already breaking records

with his new singles, Shape of You and Castle On The hill.

They've entered the UK singles chart at number one and number two.

The Official Charts Company say it's the first time in history an artist

has taken the top two chart positions with brand-new songs.

Ed said he was "incredibly chuffed" with the success.

Towns and villages along the East Coast of England mostly

escaped the heavy flooding that had been predicted for last night.

Hundreds of people were moved from their homes in Norfolk

and Essex, worried there might be a storm surge, where strong winds

and high tides combine to bring more water on land and cause flooding.

Some places did have flooding, but a change in wind direction

at the right time prevented most of the damage.

This year is going to see some big changes to the way our country deals

with its neighbours.

Martin and Ayshah love the seaside, so we sent them

out to find out more...

This is Brighton.

It's got a pier, a tower, the sea and it's even got sand.

Well, kind of.

This is Blackpool.

It's got a pier, it's got a tower and - you guessed it -

it's got the sea.

But there were some differences between the two when it comes

to the vote that adults took last year for Britain to leave

a group of countries called the European Union.

Here in Brighton, most people voted Stay.

Here in Blackpool, most people voted to Leave.

This year, the UK Government are going to tell the European Union

that we're leaving.

What do kids in these two places think of that decision?

I think leaving the EU is a good thing because we will have more

control of our money for individual services who need it,

like hospitals.

I chose to stay in the EU because I want to be united

with other countries.

For a few weeks, we might take a bit of time to get used to the idea that

we're not in the EU anymore, we don't have any countries to back

us up as we used to, but I do feel that we will get used

to it and that we will make a success of it.

We can move on and still have the good deals

and relationships but now, because we've left, we have

to find different deals and new friends in a way.

I think that people coming from different countries is losing

us money, so getting people back on track will get more money

because we're only a small country and the money

we give away is quite a lot.

I feel like we won't be as safe as we were.

There is a bigger chance that we could make enemies

with the other countries in the EU now.

It's frustrating when big decisions are getting made,

because we don't get a say in the decisions and I think

we should, because we are the ones that will be affected by it.

Next, it's time to take a look at some very cheeky animals.

This week we heard about a squirrel who stole chocolate,

so we decided to bring together some of the animal world's

biggest thieves.

Watch this.

This sneaky squirrel has developed a bit of a sweet tooth.

It was caught stealing a chocolate bar and the owners in Canada say

the animals have stolen more than 40 chocolate bars in all!

Is this kitty the ultimate cat burglar?

In two months, Bridget from New Zealand has stolen 11 pairs

of underpants and more than 50 socks from her neighbours!

Who stole all the pies?

Who stole all the pies?

A bear did, off a window in Colorado, USA, and helped himself

to 38 pies before escaping back to the woods!

Not all the pies were to their liking.

Apparently cherry and apple were his favourites, but he wasn't

keen on the strawberry and rhubarb.

Monkeys seem to be the worst offenders -

check out this one stealing a bundle of money from an Indian

jewellery shop!

The monkey later dropped the cash and dashed for freedom,

and it was collected and returned to the shop owner.

and it was collected and returned to the shop owner.

Meet Bert, he is no ordinary tortoise!

The 22-year-old was fitted with wheels to help him get

about after injuring his back legs.

The African spurred tortoise is now trundling

happily around his home at the Dinosaur Adventure

Park in Norwich.

Wheel-y good news.

Finally, did you know that dragons DO exist?

Well, under the sea, anyway.

This is the first sighting of a ruby sea-dragon in the wild.

Researchers filmed the brightly coloured creatures

in Western Australia.

The ten-inch-long fish was declared a new species in 2015,

making it only the third known sea dragon species.

I bet waiting for that was really starting to drag-on!

That's all from the team, for now.

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