21/07/2017 Newsround

Hi, Martin here with your top stories this Friday afternoon.

First, a powerful earthquake has struck in the sea,

It happened in the early hours of this morning and caused damage

These pictures captured when the earthquake struck.

It hit here, in the sea between Turkey and the Greek island

of Kos, just after 1.30 in the morning there.

In the main town of Kos, some buildings and roads

After the quake struck, many people spent the night outside,

deciding that it was safer than being inside.

Two people, from Sweden and Turkey died and its thought hundreds

Kos is a popular place to go on holiday, but lots of tourists

there have decided to come home, and are waiting at the

There are long queues and delays for many of those waiting.

In Bodrum in Turkey, the quake triggered powerful waves,

The advice from the government here in the UK for people

in the areas affected, or travelling to them

is to be aware that there's a possibility of aftershocks -

these are smaller earthquakes that happen after the first

And to get in touch with the holiday company

you've booked flights and accommodation with.

Emergency services in Turkey and Kos are now working hard

If anything you've seen upsets you there's loads of help

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 and beat the British

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

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

It was a dangerous moment. If the British troops couldn't get away,

the war could be lost. Back in Britain, a ragtag fleet of 900 votes

from battleships to fun boats were called up at short notice by the

promised at the time, Winston Churchill. Correction macro Prime

Minister of the time. 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. Next what's the most exciting thing

you've ever found on a family walk? Well 10-year-old Jude from America

stumbled on something Back in November of last year me and

my family decided to go on a bike ride.

So far so ordinary, right? I went to the canal, I tripped on a task. On

what? A task. My face landed next to the bottom jaw. I looked further up

and saw another task. OK, we should explain. The thing Jude had tripped

over really was a task. From an ancient fossil buried in the ground.

It's from a creature 1.2 million years old called stager mastodon.

They were from the same family as elephants and mammoths. They would

have roamed parts of the US until 11,700 years ago. Jude called the

experts and they started a big project to get this parcel out

safely. Peter from New Mexico State University led the team, so how big

a deal is the discovery? The fossil is probably about 1.2 million years

old. This may be the only second that was found in New Mexico. Great

work, Jude. That's all from me. Newsround is back tomorrow morning.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Goodbye.

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