19/04/2016 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live with all of the day's top stories.

Tottenham fans celebrate as they edge closer to the top spot.

And the duck getting back on its feet.

First up on Newsround today, we're asking -

The results of a big yearly survey have been revealed.

It says people who have been bullied are twice as likely to go

It also talks about the reasons for this, like family

Joining me is Alex Holmes, who is an anti-bullying campaigner.

Tell us what else we have learned from this survey? The report found

that half of young people said they had been bullied in the last year,

with many saying it was affecting them and making them ill. This shows

you how important it is to stop bullying because of the impact it is

having. All day you guys have been getting

in touch online to talk about why you think people bully,

and what your advice would be Hannah from Hampshire thinks

sometimes people can feel insecure, so they upset other people to feel

better about themselves. There have been some great comments

on the website. And they are right. The young people in the report is

thought that maybe people were bullied because they were jealous or

the person they were bullying was different and they did not

understand the difference. But they also realise that sometimes when you

believe you might be going through a difficult time yourself. So if you

are watching this and thinking you have treated everyone the right way,

you can speak to someone about how you are feeling, or apologise. Maybe

you are angry or upset and you need some help.

Millie says if you're being bullied it's best to tell an adult

Mahek, from London, agrees with this, but also says "don't

It is quite difficult to know what to do when you're feeling upset.

What advice do you have? It is difficult, but Millie is right, the

moment you speak out is the moment things get better. Find someone, a

mother, a father, a teacher, a dinner lady, but don't fight back,

that will just make things worse. There's loads more help

and advice online. You can find an interactive

guide about what to do if you're being bullied,

and our special guide to what to do if you think you might

be a bully yourself. Moving on, hundreds

of people had to be rescued in the US city of Houston,

after it was hit More than 40 centimetres of rain

fell on Monday, Close to 70,000 people were left

without power, and at least Officials have declared a state

of emergency and warned children not Next, the race for the Premier

League title looks a lot more interesting today after Tottenham's

4-0 win over Stoke. They're just five points behind

leaders, Leicester City. Here's a match recap, with a little

help from some Spurs fans. What a wonderful ball for Dele Alli!

And a wonderful finish. Yes! What happens? Dele Alli just scored. Dele

Alli, it is 2-0 to Tottenham. Oh my God! It hit the post. We have a

brilliant chance of winning now. What a goal. Dele Alli! Get in! #

We're coming for you, we are coming for you, Leicester City, we are

coming for you. Nice one, and if you're a big Spurs

fan, or if the Foxes are your number one team,

we want to hear from you. Finally, meet Phillip the duck,

who has a brand new pair He was rescued in the US but vets

couldn't save his feet. A technology teacher made some

new flippers with his class. Phillip is now being looked

after at an animal sanctuary. That's all from the Tuesday team,

Newsround's back tomorrow morning.