23/02/2017 Newsround

You're watching Newsround live on CBBC this Thursday afternoon.

Coming up in the next five minutes: Little Mix talk

about winning their first Brit award.

And why it's a lucky seven for planet hunters.

First, we're talking about Storm Doris, which has been

battering the UK today, bringing with it winds as strong

as 94 miles per hour, as well as snow and rain.

It's been causing big problems across the country,

This footage, shot outside of London's Euston station earlier

today, shows just how powerful the winds have got.

Storm Doris has caused huge travel disruption across the UK.

Trains have had to be cancelled, with trees being blown

on to the lines, and also onto empty cars parked by the sides of roads.

This video filmed at Manchester Airport shows

the difficulty pilots are facing with the conditions.

Scotland has been hit by heavy snowfall, with as much as 30

centimetres expected to fall in areas south of Edinburgh.

Nearly 3000 homes and businesses in Northern Ireland have been left

without electricity, with trees falling on power lines.

In Liverpool, this person had to cling on to a lamppost to stop

And even our own reporters from the BBC, seen here in Blackpool,

I can't look into it, and this foam that being blown from the sea is

more like being in a blizzard. And we want to know

if Storm Doris is affecting you. Go online to send us your

pictures and videos - but remember to stay safe and never

put yourself at risk when taking In other news, could

Wayne Rooney be making a move The forward has been

at Manchester United for 13 years but has fallen down the pecking

order with new manager Rooney's agent is in China to see

he can sort out a transfer deal China has seen a big boost

in the popularity of football, and clubs there are willing to pay

big money to get certain players. But it's believed that a deal

is unlikely just yet. Well, a group who say they're not

going anywhere is Little Mix, who won their first Brit

award last night. Britain's biggest girl-band kicked

off the biggest night in British The number-one hit was later named

Best Single, and the group were so happy they told BBC Radio 1

Newsbeat that they'd We cannot believe we have just won a

BRIT Award. We had to practice what we are going to do, because we need

to look like humble of the camera comes on us. This is the Micra. I

will continue. We practised our humble faces. What do you know? We

won. There were tears everywhere, one per? I literally love these

girls more than anything in my whole, entire life. We will never

split up. Never, ever, ever! But the moment that's got everyone

talking is when one of Katy Perry's backing dancers took a bit

of a tumble. It happened right at

the end of the star's performance of her new single,

Chained To The Rhythm. Finally - to a discovery

that's out of this world. Scientists have found

a record seven Earth-like It's hugely exciting for experts,

because they could have the right temperatures for water to exist,

something that's key Here's Professor of Astrophysics Tim

O'Brien to tell us why Finding seven Earth-sized

planets in one planetary are actually in the habitable zone,

which means that the temperature is such that you might get liquid

water, so they might have oceans, and of course, the thing

that immediately lead They are far away, 40 light-years,

so that is so far that light itself, which only takes eight

minutes to get to us from the sun, would take 40 years to get to this

other star, so it's very far. In space terms, it's

only in our backyard. That's all from me, Newsround's back

tomorrow morning at 7:40.