18/07/2014 Newsround

Happy Friday! I'm Jenny, live with all the news you need to know.

Coming up: Hot weather causes summer lighting storms across the UK.

And we find out why Frozen is still warming hearts across the nation.

First, making a meal fit for a spaceman.

Earlier this year, school children across the UK were set the challenge

of designing a dinner for British astronaut, Tim Peake, to eat

Today the five top entries were announced and we've caught up

The UK Space Agency's Great British Space Dinner competition called

on school children to come up with a British-inspired menu that

Tim Peake will tuck into when he goes into space.

The idea was to get school kids and students involved in health and

nutrition, get them thinking about what goes into a healthy diet.

Tim and celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal have now picked

The girls came up with an idea which is a rocket lolly. You eat your way

through it from Star Trek to the desert. I can't believe they packed

our idea. It's really special to us. The winners will work with Heston to

develop their ideas into a meal that will be blasted

into space for Tim next year. The recent hot weather brought

a wave of electrical storms across Lighting struck in many areas,

as summer storms swept up These amazing pictures were captured

by a drone in the sky, and show Lots of people were kept awake

by the noise, and decided to video More thundery weather is expected

in the next 24 hours. Next, check out this rice field

in northern Japan, that's been The scene is about the legend

of Mount Fuji and a heavenly maiden, and has been created by

artists using coloured rice plants. It's a whopping 100 metres wide,

and is being enjoyed by tourists visiting the annual paddy field art

event in the village of Inakadate. It's the epic story of sisters Elsa

and Ana along with Olaf Frozen was released way back

before Christmas, It's already

the world's most successful animated box office film, and

the soundtrack has sold more than I've been investigating

the secret to Frozen's success. It struck Matic, it's funny, it's

awesome. It's emotional, like when her heart gets frozen. My favourite

song is Let It Go. Since its launch last year,

Frozen has earned ?40 million It's won two Academy Awards,

a Golden Globe and a BAFTA. Top track Let It Go has had

at least 27 million views on YouTube Never underestimate the Disney

Princess! There is a great relationship between the two sisters

and then the music. There is something about that song that seems

to give people a sense of power. At this school in Manchester they've

even started performing the songs What makes frozen different? It's

really funny. It's different because it is an original story. The

animation is really good. I have two sisters as well who are a bit mean

to each other! It's like our family, how we all stick up for each

other. It seems

like this is only the beginning. There's already talk of a Frozen

sequel, and rumours that But for now,

I'm still enjoying the music. And if you're a fan of Frozen,

we want your video version of Go to the website now to find

out how you can get involved. That's all we've got time for,

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