17/02/2014 Newsround

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Tinie Tempah got everyone talking at the BAFTAs.

And the surfing dogs. This is Newsround.

First, a deadly snowstorm has hit Japan in east Asia for the second

time in a week. Thousands of drivers were trapped in this traffic jam for

nearly one day. Officials set up portable toilets on the highway and

delivered food to people who were stuck. The roof of this gym

collapsed. Snow more than a metre deep fell in some areas, and there's

more to come. At least 12 people have died.

The stars of the big screen were in London last night for the UK's top

film awards, the BAFTAs. The biggest winner was... Gravity. Gravity,

Gravity, Gravity. The space adventure got six prizes, including

Best British film and Best Director. Disney's Frozen won Best Animated

Film. But it was Tinie Tempah's performance that got a lot of people

talking after he gave Prince William a high-five! I just saw it and I

thought, why not? It felt great. I saw on Twitter it is going crazy,

and it was such fun. A memorable performance. Next, he's famous for

tearing the business plans of adults to shreds. But now Peter Jones, star

of the BBC's Dragons' Den, has turned his attention to the bright

ideas of kids. Thousands of school kids across the country have been

setting up businesses as part of the Peter's Tycoon in Schools

competition. Now it's time to find out who the winner is. From selling

funky cardholders, making fruit bowls, to powering the school

minibus with cooking oil, these business ideas have blown the socks

off one of Britain's most successful businessmen. Hundreds of ideas have

been whittled down to just four as the race to win this year 's Tycoon

of schools reaches the climax. The aim of the competition, run by Peter

Jones, was to develop a business idea, then spend all of November

trying to make as much money as possible. It's really exciting,

because we weren't really expecting to come as far as we did, because at

the beginning we thought it would be we got into the final four. Then we

did get into it, and it was such a shock, but so exciting. To make

things even more exciting, the winner will be announced by

royalty, here in Buckingham Palace. Each school is given an award, but

there's only one overall winner gets ?1000 to invest into their

business. So, who will be the winner? I'm delighted to announce

that the winner for 2030 is Following for Fuel. -- 2013. Why did

the judges choose them? We throw a lot of oil away, so isn't it great

to have something that can capture it in a screw top, simple, and the

convenience of them saying, if I do it enough times, I'm going to run my

school bus. That's brilliant. I love it. The ideas they have come up with

are so original, and they are all things where you think, why didn't I

think of that? The fact they have come up with these ideas is

fantastic. Tycoon of Schools is only in its second year and with more

than 11,000 children entering last year, Peter Jones hopes it can

inspire more entrepreneurs in the future. Great Britain's curlers face

crucial matches today as they look to secure semifinal places at the

Winter Olympics. The British women have one foot in the last four after

beating Russia earlier this morning. They play Denmark later. Meanwhile

the men play third-placed China in a couple of hours' time.

In the FA Cup, revenge was on the menu at the Emirates, as Arsenal

beat Liverpool 2-1, just a week after they were thrashed in the

league at Anfield. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain grabbed the

first, before setting up Lukas Podolski at the start of the second

half. Stevie G pulled a goal back for the visitors from the spot. But

it wasn't enough, and it's Arsenal who are through to the

quarterfinals. And before we go, there's a saying "you can't teach an

old dog new tricks", but can you teach them how to board? Well, these

pet owners certainly think so. They took to the coast in Rio in Brazil

to take part in the Stand-Up Dogs championships. Boarders and their

pets raced around a course to see clocked the fastest time without

falling in the water. Only dogs that could show they weren't afraid of

the water were allowed to take part. That's all from me, Newsround's back

with Ricky at 4:20pm. See you tomorrow!