15/01/2018 Newsround

for this week's Top Tekkers -

Nathan Redmond or Son Heung-min.

See ya!

Hi, I'm Martin.

Welcome to Newsround.

First up, exciting news

for Welsh football fans.

The new manager of Wales is expected

to be announced later.

But who will it be?

I've been taking a closer look.

And the man in charge will be...

Ryan Giggs! The Welsh FA called a

news conference for later this

afternoon in Cardiff. It has not

been officially confirmed, but

Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs

is expected to be unveiled on a

four-year contract. The previous

manager Chris Coleman stood down in

November. It would be his first

full-time job in management. He took

charge of Manchester United for four

games in 2014 after David Moyes was

sacked. Ryan Giggs won 64 caps

playing for Wales between 1991-2007

and captained his country but not

everyone thinks is ready for the job

of manager. We will have to wait and

see what happens next.

More football news now

and Manchester City have been

beaten for the first time

in the Premier League this season.

They lost 4-3 at Liverpool.

City are still 15 points clear

at the top of the table though.

Children in countries around

the world live very differently

to the way we do here in the UK.

Some people from Myanmar

in South East Asia have had

to leave their country and are now

living in refugee camps

far from their homes.

Well, kids in the UK wanted to know

what their lives are like.

Here's Ayshah with the full story.

Leaving in a hurry

because of fighting.

More than 600,000 people

from Myanmar have had to run

away to the next door

country of Bangladesh.

They're living in tents like this

put up quickly with no running

water or electricity.

One of those camps is

called Cox's Bazaar.

So what's life like there now?

Kids in the UK want to know...

Do you go to school at the moment

in the refugee camp?

TRANSLATION:

Every

day I go to school.

After that I play with my friends.

TRANSLATION:

I like read

and write at school.

Have you made any

friends in the camp?

TRANSLATION:

I like to live

here because I play with my friends.

That's why it feels

good to live here.

People in these towns are Rohingyas.

For many years they've clashed

with the government of Myanmar.

The Rohingyas are mostly Muslims

and the government are mostly people

who follow the Buddhist religion.

And it is that clash that's caused

these kids to live here right now.

What about the future?

What do you want to

do when you grow up?

TRANSLATION:

When I grow up

I'd like to do any job

to support my family.

These kids are safe in this camp

and, for now, what they enjoy

most is playing games

with all their friends.

Big music news next.

I'm talking about The Brits.

Nominations for one

of the biggest music awards

of the year were

announced last night.

For music fans, this is the biggest

night of the year - the Brit awards.

It's when some of your favourite

stars rub shoulders on the red

carpet and they may even get to go

home with a shiny trophy.

Paloma Faith, Pro Green

and Clean Bandit were all

at the nominations launch

party on Saturday.

This year Dua Lipa has bagged

the most nominations, five in total.

She's up for Best Album, Best Female

and Best Video to name a few.

Ed Sheeran has four thanks

to the success of his

latest album Divide.

He'll go up against Stormzy

in the Best Male category.

Best Video will see

three former members

of One Direction go head-to-head.

Liam.

Zayn.

And Harry all fighting

it out to win a Brit.

And Little Mix are up

for Best Single with Touch.

The big night is on 21st February

and you can be sure of one thing -

Newsround will be there to bring

you all the goss and the winners

at the Brits 2018.

That's it.

See you in half an hour.