21/07/2017 Newsround

Hi, Ayshah here with your top stories this Friday morning.

Harry Styles as you've never seen him before.

And find out why this bag is worth over ?1 million.

But first - there were lots of medals last night

at the Para Athletic Championships in London, Kate Gray

What a brilliant evening it has been for Great Britain,

The highlight has to be Hannah Cockroft winning her third

gold in the T34 400 metres with team-mate Kare Adenegan taking

At the moment, it just feels like a number,

I didn't come in the too confident I was going to do it,

I didn't really think about what it might mean the end,

I just went for it and hoped for the best.

There was also called for Georgie Hermitage

She was actually inspired to get back into running after watching

She was over the moon to be able to win gold as well as break

the world record in front of a home crowd here at the London stadium.

As we just heard, Hannah Cockroft made history and took her third gold

But just how much do you know about her?

Hannah Cockroft is one of Britain's biggest super star athletes.

She's the Paralympic and World record holder in the 100 metres,

200 metres and 400 metres in her classification - T34.

She's so fast, her nickname is Hurricane Hannah.

But she originally wanted to be a dancer -

discovering her love for sports and racing when she was a teenager.

Her favourite snack is chocolate raisins...

But she hates - and I mean HATES fish!

And like lots of sports stars she has a few superstitions.

Her nails have to match her kit or chair.

She likes to eat jelly - and has to listen to

Hannah says her biggest ambition in life is to be unbeatable.

Well, we think she's doing a pretty good job so far.

It's set to be one of the biggest movies of the summer,

with one of the world's biggest pop stars acting in it.

Harry Styles is hitting the big screen today

It tells the story of a very important event in World War II.

Where are we going? Dunkirk.

77 years ago, little ships like this,

played a big part in an important military mission.

Back in 1940, many countries around the world were fighting against each

The German army invaded France on BB British Army back to Dunkirk.

British, French and Belgian soldiers, who were on the same side,

were trapped on the French beaches of Dunkirk, surrounded by the German

Back in Britain, a rag tag fleet of 900 boats,

from battleships to fun boats, were called up at short notice

by the Prime Minister at the time, Winston Churchill.

Their job was to rescue the soldiers and bring them back to the safety

You can practically see it from here.

Now this incredible story has been turned into a movie.

It's a very emotional story, you're in with the characters

Nearly a quarter of a million men were rescued from

It was another five years and many battles later before

the war finally ended, but the story of the little ships

that played their part, and the ordinary people

who risked their lives, continues to be told.

There's a full guide to Dunkirk at Newsround online.

While you're there, we want your questions for JoJo Siwa.

Next up to the story of a cat who went on an extraordinary

three month adventure, by accident.

He was on a trip in the Australian outback with his owners,

a thousand kilometres away from home.

But the caravan they were in broke down and they were stuck for hours.

And Whiskers escaped for a walk in the middle of the night.

In the morning, his owners couldn't find him.

They searched all day, but then eventually had to leave.

Three months later the owners got an unexpected phone call.

He'd been taken to a vets who scanned a microchip which said

Now he's been reunited with his owners - it might be

a while before he's allowed out on another trip.

Last up - a bag used by the American astronaut

Neil Armstrong nearly 50 years ago to collect the first ever samples

from the moon, which included moon dust and small rocks,

has been bought by someone for $1.8 million -

That's it from the morning team, we're back at 4:20pm.