17/01/2013 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah. This is Newsround. Here's what coming up in the next

five minutes. Wrap up warm, there's more heavy

snow on the way. And Laura Robson wins an epic match

at the Australian Open. First, if there's not snow on the

ground where you are already, could this be what you'll be waking up to

tomorrow morning? Forecasters are warning of heavy snow tonight, with

a severe weather warning in place for parts of South Wales. They're

expecting 10-15 centimetres in places, which could cause problems

on the roads. Many parts of the UK have already experienced snow and

freezing temperatures this week. More than 90 schools in Norfolk

have been given another day off today. Nine-year-old Olly is one of

them. It's been really fun off school. Starting to miss it a

little bit. We've been up to quite a lot of things. It's been really

fun playing with friends and family. I've seen quite a lot of animals

and wildlife wandering around our garden.

And if you're wondering if it'll snow where you live, you're in luck.

We've got a special snow forecast from our BBC weatherman friend,

Simon King. We are expecting lots of snow over the UK tomorrow.

Another cold night tonight. We'll start to see snow moving into

Northern Ireland, into Wales and the south-west of England tomorrow

morning. The forecast might be a bit of a headache for your mum and

dad there. Might be school closures tomorrow as the snow moves east.

There could be a lot of it at the end of the day. Feeling very, very

cold. Now to the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

It's built with the same carbon fibre material used in Formula One

cars and has been described as the future of flying. But a recent

string of safety issues means airlines across the world have

decided to stop flying them. Joe's been looking into the problems. The

ultra light, ultra green Dreamliner. At a cool �128 million a pop it's

the fastest selling commercial aircraft in history. It's makers

promised it would use a fifth less fuel, great news for airlines keen

to find a cheaper, cleaner way to get us to where we get to go.

Newsround got to check it out. But after a string of safety problems

the 787's story is not as dreamy as was hoped. Fuel leaks, fires on

board, brake and battery problems, even a cracked windscreen, have

made airlines stop flying this new plane. A Japanese airline was first

yesterday after an emergency landing yesterday. Fortunately no-

one was hurt. Airlines around the world have decided to keep their

Dreamliners on the ground until they are safe. We are talking about

batteries that why overheating on this aeroplane. Once this issue is

sorted out, the wiring and the battery issue is fixed, then I have

no doubt that the governing bodies will allow this aeroplane to be

back in the sky. Flying is one of the safest ways to travel and these

problems are only affecting the Dreamliner. It's makers say they

are working around the -- its makers say they are working round

the clock to get them back in the air safely.

US President Barack Obama has laid out his plans to do to more about

the thousands of people who are killed in the country every year by

guns. The President stood next to children who have written to him

asking to do more, after a shooting at a school in Connecticut last

month left 26 people dead. He wants to ban some of the most powerful

weapons and stop them falling into the hands of criminals. But lots of

people in the US believe passionately in their right to own

guns and don't want the rules to change. This is our first task as a

society - keeping our children safe. This is how we will be judged. And

their voices should compel us to change. To keep our children safe.

To help prevent mass shootings. To reduce the broader epidemic of gun

violence in this country. We'll have a closer look at that

story in our bulletin at 6.50pm. Next to the Australian Open tennis

in Melbourne, where it's been another great day for the Brits.

Laura Robson, who turns 19 on Monday, claimed another big Grand

Slam win with an epic late-night win over 2011 Wimbledon champion

Petra Kvitova. Laura recovered from 3-0 down to win the final set 11-9,

in a match finishing well after midnight local time. Earlier, Andy

Murray powered through to the third round in straight sets over