25/01/2018 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky.

This is Newsround.

Coming up...

The kids supporting Kyle as he takes

on the Australian Open

semi-finals - plus...

The scandal at a camel contest.

Keep watching..

First - if you're potty about

Potter, you won't want to miss this.

Imagine living in the Hogwarts'

world while on your

phone or tablet...

Hayley's been looking into it.

Calling all Harry Potter fans. Are

you still waiting on your letter to

hog warts? Wish you could take part

in a wizard Jule? Then this is right

up your alley. A trailer has been

released for a brand-new Harry

Potter mobile game. It's called

Harry Potter Hogwarts mystery.

Harry Potter Hogwarts mystery. All

the characters will be there, you

can attend spells and potion classes

and even have wizard jewels. The

Apple be released later this year

but there's more Harry Potter on the

way. A game called wizards Unite is

also in the works which will be

similar to Pokemon go, so you'd

better get practising your spells.

Hundreds of thousands of children

all around the UK are young carers.

This means they help to look

after a family member like a parent,

or brother or sister,

who can't always

care for themselves.

Today is Young Carers Awareness Day

- and the charity Carer's Trust want

everyone to find out more

about the work young carers do,

and the support they can get

when things are tough.

But what is it actually

like to be a young carer?

I am delighted to be joined in the

studio this morning by Lottie.

Lottie, you looked after your

brother and still look after him

now. Harvey is 19 today but tell us

what it's been like over the years

looking after him.

Yes, I've looked

after him ever since he was born.

Lots of helping him in the day,

getting him up, changing his nappy,

helping my parents whenever they

needed it, really.

Has it been

difficult doing that? Have you

missed out on playing with your

mates and having a typical

childhood?

There were some

struggles, a little bit less time, a

little bit less sleep, harder to

concentrate at school sometimes and

on doing homework. I felt

embarrassed sometimes bringing

friends back but it's been OK.

Talking of embarrassment, we are

showing pictures of you guys when

you were a lot younger. How is

Harvey today?

He is a joy to be

around. He's so happy all the time.

It's made me a better person I

think.

What advice would you give to

young carers watching this morning?

Don't try to do it alone. Speak to a

family member or a teacher at school

to let them know you are a carer and

it will really help.

You have been

doing this as you said that you have

been doing this for a long time.

Will you have to do this potentially

bore the rest of your life?

I think

it should be a choice for carers

whether they want to do it for life.

I think I will want to because he is

my brother and I love him but I

think the choice is important.

Thank

you so much for coming in. I am sure

Harvey is watching this morning and

loving thing his sister on the

telly.

Thank you.

Head online where you can find

more about what it means

to be a young carer.

Next, we're talking

about Kyle Edmund,

the tennis player from Yorkshire

who's about to step out

onto the court to play

in the semi-finals of

the Australian Open Grand Slam.

We would all like to give

you a really good luck and I hope

you do well in this semifinal.

Good luck, Kyle, playing

in the semifinals.

I hope you have a fun time.

It's really inspiring

because I'm in the

same class and seat as him.

So I just feel really

inspired and really

grateful that someone else

that was famous came

to our school as well.

I feel really proud because he came

here and now I'm here and I might

become a good sports like him.

Good luck, Kyle.

Our teachers are really looking

forward to you doing

it!

Go, Kyle!

You are doing really good.

And you were so kind

to come and spent a day

at our school and come

and sign 380 tennis balls.

We have kept all the tennis balls.

Go, Kyle!

Good luck!

Good luck Kyle, from

all of us here too.

In other sport news,

Arsene Wenger's side took a big step

closer to League Cup victory last

night after Arsenal beat Chelsea.

Chelsea started well

when Eden Hazard put them

ahead.

But Arsenal levelled

after a double deflection resulted

in an Antonio Rudiger own goal.

The winner came at 60 minutes

when Granit Xhaka secured his team's

place in the finals at Wembley

in a month's time.

The victory is a boost

for the Gunners who've dropped

to sixth place in

the Premier League.

Finally - here at Newsround

we are fans of natural beauty.

So we can't get behind what's been

happening at this year's

"camel beauty contest"

in Saudi Arabia.

It's been discovered that some

animals have been given injections

to make them more handsome!

The jabs reduce lines

and wrinkles in the skin.

The camels have been banned

from the competition.

We think they're beautiful

just as they are.

Thanks for watching.

Have a great day.