15/02/2017 Newsround

It's coming up to 4:20 this Wednesday.

Ayshah here to bring you all the latest.

On the show:

How you can help stop the problem of puppy smuggling?

And the policeman frying an egg on his car!

First, some huge news for fans of His Dark Materials

by Phillip Pullman.

There's going to be a new trilogy!

His Dark Materials sold more than 17 million copies

and spawned a movie about heroine Lyra.

The follow-up trilogy will be called The Book of Dust.

The plot details are secret, but we know there will be a new hero.

The first book will be out in October.

The story about Lyra in His Dark Materials is finished.

That story came to its conclusion.

But there are other stories that can be

told about the people in the book and the world in the book.

One of them has been occupying my imagination

could quite some time.

Sometimes when you write a story that comes

before another story or after another story,

people say is it a prequel?

Is it a sequel?

It is neither a prequel nor a sequel, it is an equal.

That is what I call it.

It is a different story.

Which begins roughly ten years before His Dark Materials

and continues roughly ten days after His Dark Materials.

-- years.

So we see Lara both as a baby and we also

see her in the second book as an adult.

England's new Test Cricket captain has been talking about how excited

he is to take on the top job.

Yorkshire batsman Joe Root is taking over from Alastair Cook,

who stepped down last week.

This afternoon Joe said he was looking forward

to a busy year ahead.

I have been gifted a very talented team that is filled with a mixture

of experience, raw talent and a group of guys which are very

ready to take on more responsibility and become tougher to beat.

ROOTing for their side later will be Arsenal fans,

as the Gunners take on Bayern Munich in the Champions League last-16.

It's the first leg match tonight in Germany.

Get this, Arsenal have been knocked out at this stage

for the past six years - Twice to Bayern.

But Arsene Wenger reckons his side can go further.

Every year, the same target is to win the Champions League

and when you look at the record, they are always basically

in the last four.

So it's a massive challenge, but I think we are

capable to deal with it.

Back here, the Dogs Trust charity has told us it's worried

that the problem of puppy smuggling is growing.

It's when dogs are secretly, and illegally, brought into

the country, so they can be sold.

I went to meet four brothers who were rescued.

Meet Ralph, Steve, Ernest and Spot.

As you can tell, these guys are pretty boisterous.

Aren't you, Spot?

But they didn't have the best start in life.

They were born in bad conditions, taken away from their mum

and smuggled into the country.

Unfortunately, they're not the only puppies this has happened to.

Others have been illegally transported from places

in Eastern Europe like Poland and Hungary, then smuggled

into the country on trains, ships and even in the back of vans.

Charley's from the Dogs Trust and they're looking after these

puppies until they're ready to find a new home.

How often does this sort of thing happen?

We're finding that more and more, people are choosing to smuggle them

into the UK to make money.

For example, Spot here has a problem with his eye, doesn't he?

One of the side-effects of his poor breeding is the cherry

eye you can see here.

It's not life-threatening, but it could have a severe impact

on him for the rest of his life.

Charley, what can we do to make sure that we don't buy

an illegally bred dog?

If you are going to buy a dog using online adverts

that offer them for sale, you should be looking out

for lots of important things such as making sure you see the puppy

with its mum and its littermates, and also that you shouldn't feel

pressured into buying the puppy on the first visit.

For these four boisterous brothers, you can bet they'll all find

a new home really soon.

And I'm leaving you with one EGG-cellent story.

It's summer in Australia and temperatures in Queensland

are so hot there right now, that this police officer managed

a cook an egg on the top of his car!

No yolk!

That's all from me and the team today, join us back here

tomorrow morning at 7:40.

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