24/03/2017 Newsround

Hi, Ricky here, with your Friday Morning Newsround.

First up, thousands of people gathered in London's famous

Trafalgar Square last night, to remember the people who died

in Wednesday's attack on Westminster.

Ayshah was there last night and is in London now

There were people waving flags, people

There was also one man called Sadiq Khan,

the London mayor, and he was standing outside

looking round at these people who come to observe

There was a banner which said, "Love for all, hatred for none."

Earlier, I went and spoke to people about what happened on Wednesday.

When I first heard about the attacks,

I was quite scared that more would happen and more people would die.

My two aunties weren't allowed to leave their work

because they were quite near, so I was a bit scared

but when I found out that they could leave, I was happy again.

The mood just seemed a bit more gloomier, in a way.

And just sadder, because lots of people were affected by it -

family members or they knew somebody who was around that area

My mum told me that there's going to be much more police around

and they will be much more safer around the area.

I think I'm just going to do my daily life,

because I just want to get it out of my head, so I don't

Talking to people really helps it, like, go down,

it helps me understand that it's OK now.

Those are the kids that I spoke to yesterday

and even off-camera, they said they were sad by what happened

but they were not going to let it affect their daily lives.

If you need more information on this story,

There is loads of stuff on there, including some answers to some

of your questions, so you might be able to

find some of your questions answered there.

If there is anything in the news that upsets you, then we have

got a helpful guide as well. That is all from London for now.

Sport now and the Republic of Ireland host Wales

in a hotly-anticipated World Cup qualifier.

Martin O'Neill's men are top of Group D, after making a great

start to their Russia 2018 qualifying campaign,

but they will be put to the test by Chris Coleman's Wales,

Now to Thailand in Asia, where blind children are performing

The project which had no funding now has enough instruments for

40 children to take part. Leah has this story for you.

From having no instruments whatsoever to hosting an open-air

concert in the north-east of Thailand.

TRANSLATION: The truth is, it has nothing

to do with the eyes. It is all to do with your heart.

the people from across the country found out about the orchestra,

donations came flooding in. We are trying to send a message that

opportunities are important. If they are given more opportunities, they

can improve more. I feel very happy that I am at this band.

It does not matter. Those with good days and those who are blowing, we

can do the same things if we put our mind to it. I would like to be a

music teacher. Playing music is a great thing that makes people happy.

Next, today is Comic Relief, a day when celebs get silly

and loads of you guys pop on your Red Noses and raise

We've sent Martin to a very special school in Aberdeenshire

in Scotland to find out what they are up to.

I have come here, because the pupils at the school raised more than 21

thousand pounds, more than any other school in the United Kingdom. We can

see what they are trying to do this year to try and beat that. We bake

cakes. What did you do this year. We went to a supermarket and raise a

lot of money and we are doing a lot of other things and close. We are

sponsoring the teachers. That will make the most money. What are you

doing? Last year, we are going in the stocks. What makes the school so

special that they could raise over 21,000 in one year. It is just

fantastic, the pupils, the stuff and the periods have all joined together

to help others. What a good sport. I wish I had been

the two through one at him. That is all from me,

Newsround's back this And don't forget to head online,

to find out about why clocks go forward this weekend and how

the first ever dinosaurs might have It's Red Nose Day! Look!

Hey! We've got our head boppers on. Yes, we have and there's

another chance for you to see Blue Peter's Red Nose Day

special this afternoon at 5.30pm. And when you finish school,

make sure you rush back and keep it Team CBBC this afternoon

because there's a very special Hacker Time and Hacker-esque

afternoon. Have you heard it?