19/04/2016 Newsround

Hello it's Tuesday morning, I'm Ayshah with all of

the top stories around.

Tottenham fans celebrate as they close the gap on Leicester City.

Would you climb in to a tiger enclosure to save your hat?

The race for the Premier League title looks a little more

interesting this morning.

Tottenham swept Stoke aside 4-0, leaving them just five

points behind Leicester City at the top of the table.

Here's the full story of the match with some help from some excited

Spurs fans.

Harry Kane.

Yes.

What a wonderful goal for Dele Alli.

And what a wonderful finish.

Yes!

What happened?

Dele Alli just scored.

It is 2-0 for Tottenham Hotspur and it is Dele Alli.

That is against the outside of the post.

3-0, Spurs against Stoke City.

What a goal.

Dele Alli.

Get in.

# We're coming for you We're coming for you.

# Leicester City

we're coming for you.#

It's long been believed that

dinosaurs became extinct around 65 million years ago when a giant

asteroid hit the Earth.

But now scientists studying fossils reckon dinos were already dying out

way before the rock hit, because of the ways

the planet was changing.

Here's a run-down of the other likely culprits.

Culprit one, changes in sea level.

As sea levels rose around prehistoric Earth this resulted

in less area on land for the dinosaurs

to actually live on.

Culprit two, changes to vegetation.

Lots of dinosaurs live by eating plants and vegetation

that grew on the land.

But scientists believe that changes in this vegetation helped cause

the demise of the dinosaurs.

Culprit three, volcano super eruptions.

Volcanic super eruptions in the area where India is now would have had

a great impact on dinos because it changed the climate and atmosphere.

Next - why do people bully?

The results of a yearly Bullying Survey have been revealed,

and they show that people who were bullied themselves

are twice as likely to bully others.

Just over a third of people who bully, said that they don't

spend much time with their parents or guardians, and a similar number

said that there were arguments at home every day.

We asked for your views, and you've been sending them in.

The year 2 class at the English international school in Moscow say

you should tell a grown up if you're being bullied.

That sounds like good advice.

Suhas is 11, and he thinks people bully in order to take

out their own stress on someone else.

Thanks, Suhas.

And Mahek says instead of trying to fight back,

if you're being bullied you should tell a grown-up who you trust.

Thanks for all of those comments.

Now how do you like the sound of an edible playground?

School kids in London have helped turn part of their play area

into a fruit and veg growing zone - and the best bit is,

they get to eat it.

The idea is to get pupils enjoying healthy food.

Abdikarim has been showing us around.

For ages we had a normal playground.

We have many plants.

Over here we have some rainbow chard.

Over here we have some raspberries

and strawberries.

Lettuce.

And potatoes.

I live in a flat and I cannot plant anything because I

do not have a garden.

Every week we have to water the plants so they can grow

but we do not water them too much or they will die.

Before the garden was built, we tasted many plants and voted

on which ones to grow.

This rainbow chard is ready so I will harvest it for the salad.

I do not have a garden at home but it is good to grow stuff

here so we can have more healthy food for our lunch and

more healthy eating.

I feel happy that we made something by ourselves.

Children can learn all about growing and eating healthy food.

It tastes better when you have grown at yourself.

This lady really didn't do the smart thing when she went into a tiger

enclosure to save her hat.

She climbed over a fence

at Toronto Zoo, causing the animal to lunge at her.

There was a second fence that kept them separated,

but the tiger was clearly annoyed, and so were other visitors.

The zoo is investigating the incident.

That's all from Team Newsround this morning, we're back

at 4.20 this afternoon.