24/02/2016 Newsround

Jenny here with loads of brilliant stories online and on TV.

The world's biggest catapult fires again at Warwick Castle.

And I am here at the Brit Awards in London on the red carpet to find out

which music stars will be listing the famous Brit statues.

First to the biggest night in British music,

Martin is there with everything we need to know.

I'm at the O2 Arena in London, where later on some of the biggest

stars in music will be walking up the red carpet hoping to win a Brit.

Acts like Little Mix, Jess Glynne, James Bay and Coldplay are singing

alongside Rihanna, who's nominated for best international female

and Justin Bieber who's up for the best international male award.

including Album of the Year, but she's got tough competition.

So, what makes the Brits one of the biggest nights in music?

The Brit Awards started almost 40 years ago in 1977,

as part of celebrations to honour

Back then, it was called the British Record Industry Britannia Awards

and it was shown on TV in black-and-white.

Throughout the years, the Brit Awards have had

Like the iconic outfits, lots of different presenters,

legendary performances and, of course,

there's one thing that everyone wants,

their hands on a famous Brit statue.

But as the stars get ready for this year,

here are some fun facts about the star-studded ceremony.

This year for the first time ever,

all 13 categories will have their very own unique statue.

There will be 15,000 glasses for the stars to drink from,

5500kg of ice to keep their drinks cool,

that is around the same weight as an African bush elephant.

Oh, and if the stars get hungry,

there are 60 chefs working in kitchen.

Man, you have got to love the Brit Awards.

You won't be able to save the Macs even right now. Why don't I stick

around and see if they will have a chat with me?

So make sure you tune in to Newsround tomorrow morning

Now to the massive fire-throwing catapult that's back in action

after being repaired at Warwick Castle in England.

It's the largest missile launcher of its kind in the world.

It's made of wood. It's got a big wheel and a stick.

And it launches, like, big balls that are on fire.

Allow me to introduce you to the world's largest seize

engine, a huge catapult called a trebuchet.

Our machine is called Ursula, the bear.

She is designed to destory castles, towns and villages.

She stands at 18 metres tall and she weighs 22 tonnes.

The shots we launch from our machine would weigh around 150 kilograms.

Imagine two huge washing machines being thrown at you at 140mph.

This machine has to fire every six minutes, so my men must run up these

If the sun is pouring through the slats of the wheels

and they're looking at it, they're going to get dizzy.

And if they get sick, well, what comes out

Meet Jabba the hedgehog, he's got a big problem

because he's three times the size of an average hedgehog.

He was accidentally over-fed during the winter,

by the people whose garden he visited.

He's now on a strict diet of cat biscuits

at the Oak and Furrows Wildlife Rescue Centre.

When he's slim again he can go back into the wild.

Leah's back in the morning with all the action from the Brit Awards

Loans more is on mine as well. See you tomorrow.