22/01/2013 Newsround

Good afternoon. You are tuned into Tuesday's Newsround. On the way:

I'm one of the guys. I don't get treated any differently. Prince

Harry opens up about life in the Army. Stayed chilled - snow days

continue for many. This cat isn't so sure. This is

Newsround. First to Afghanistan where Prince

Harry's given an incredible snapshot of his life in the Army.

For five months, he's been working as a helicopter pilot, but he's now

left the country. In a rare in- depth interview, he shows us where

he's been living and talks about his Army work and how she shot at

enemy Taliban fighters. UK troops have been in Afghanistan for over

ten years and were originally sent to defeat the Taliban who Britain

and America thought were protecting terrorists who attacked the USA.

Since then, 440 British troops and thousands of Afghans have died and

the war continues. To keep Harry and his colleagues safe, the

interview is only being shown now he's left the country. He wears the

same uniform as everyone else, eats the same food and puts his life on

the line like others. The man the Army calls Captain Wales can never

quite escape the fact he's a prince. For me, it's not that normal

because everyone has a good old gawp. That's one thing I dislike

about being here. There are plenty of guys that have never met me,

they look at me as a prince, rather than Captain Wales. This tent is

what Harry calls home. This is my bed. That's it - made! Prince Harry

was forced to leave Afghanistan early because some newspapers

revealed he was there. It could have made the people and those

around him a target. This time he agreed to be interviewed if the

press was quiet. Being pulled out ot that point, being dragged away

from the guys, it wasn't done in the wrong way but it was just...

When Army work calls, he drops everything. As you can see, Prince

Harry was well and truly in the thick of it during his time in

Afghanistan,working as a gunner on an Apache, supporting fellow troops

on the ground during dangerous missions and firing against the

Taliban when necessary. He's the first member of the Royal

Family to be involved in military action since his uncle Prince

Andrew who fought during the Falklands in the 1980s. On his

return to the UK, being an uncle himself is one thing he's looking

forward to. I'm thrilled for both of them. It's about time and I

can't wait to be an uncle. This tour is likely to be the last time

Harry will serve there and he admits he's not sure how long he'll

stay there. Whether he remains Captain Wales or returns to being

Prince Harry. Moving on, another snowy day and schools staying

closed. The snow is still hanging around and hundreds of schools

remain closed. Let's take a trip around the

country to see what is going on with the help of some BBC reporters.

These conditions could be pretty bewildering for parents. For

example, the school behind me is open today. The children are in

their classrooms. Just 200 yards away on the other side of the

playground, the neighbouring school's shut.

This part of the country, today is all about the big dig. The snow's

largely stopped falling, but this is a very typical scene, helped on

by Max the Dog and this couple trying to get their car out.

were here yesterday. There was snow and now we can show you there's a

lot more and the difference between today and yesterday, it's

constantly coming down today, really blizzardly coming down.

warm guys! The latest Comic Relief celeb challenge has been reveal and

it's tough. Greg James and Chelsee Healey will brave the river in

Africa. Something fishy coming up at 6.50. Leah has the lowdown.

We are at the fishmongers. We have sea bass and mackerel. I'm here

fishing out the facts on a story that there are warnings we should

be eating less of a certain type of fish. Find out about that at 6.50.

Second thoughts, where do I get some chips for my fish?! Oh, yes, I

could do with some. Finally, this is why the Internet was created, so

we could watch clips of cats doing silly things in the snow. This is