14/01/2018 Newsround

Good morning.

I'm Ricky.

Welcome to Newsround.

We're starting with Brits news this

morning,

and Dua Lipa is up

for the most awards,

with five nominations.

She'll compete for British

Female Solo Artist,

Breakthrough Act,

Best Single, Best Video,

and British Album Of The Year.

Ed Sheeran has picked up four

nominations,

and J Hus and Rag'n'Bone

Man each have three.

Head over to Newsround online

to get the full low-down

from last night's Brits launch.

And while you're there, you can

get your freaky news fix

with our Strange Stranger

Strangest round-up.

Time for a quick round-up

of some of yesterday's

Premiership stories.

Lets start at Wembley,

where Harry Kane has added another

new record to his belt.

he scored twice to take his

Premier League goal tally to 98,

becoming Spurs' all-time

Premier League goalscorer.

The side netted two more goals,

a comfortable victory over Everton.

That's what was

happening at Wembley.

Meanwhile,

on the other side of London,

Leicester held Chelsea to a 0-0

draw at Stamford Bridge.

The Foxes ended the game with 10

men after Ben Chilwell

collected two yellow cards.

At the other end of the table,

West Ham scored three goals

in 15 minutes to beat

Huddersfield 4-1.

A good day for David Moyes,

who becomes the fourth manager

to ever win 200 Premier League

matches, and on the day

he celebrates 20 years as a manager.

Huddersfield are left just four

points above the relegation zone.

Finally, we love investigating

your big questions.

Here's what you wanted

to know this week.

DINOSAUR ROARS

Hello, my name's Bill Sellers,

and I'm a paleontologist

at the University of

Manchester, working on dinosaurs.

Wouldn't it be great if dinosaurs

could be brought back to life?

I mean, there are

people trying to get

mammoths back, and that

looks like it might work.

But dinosaurs are much harder

because they're a lot

older, so at least 65 million years,

and what we'd need to do is get hold

of DNA, which is the building blocks

of life, from a dinosaur,

and that might be really,

really difficult.

And then you would have to cross

with some sort of living creature

that could give birth to a dinosaur.

And I think that would

be difficult, too.

So at the moment,

bringing a dinosaur back

is just science fiction.

But who knows?

Perhaps in the future,

that's exactly what

we'll be able to do.

That's all we've got

time for right now.

Pop back just after midday for more.

Have a great morning.