26/01/2017 Newsround

First up there's been some exciting news about this guy.

Tim Peake is going to be heading back into space!

But not just yet - he's only been back for six months.

Tim made the announcement while showing off the capsule

which took him up to the International Space Station.

And the great news is that the European Space Agency and the UK

will be involved in the space station programme out till 2024.

That gives us a second opportunity to go back to the space station. Tim

made history last year when he became the first person representing

Britain to live on the International Space Station. During the six months

he spent orbiting he became the first British astronaut to do a

spacewalk. He ran a marathon at that and even explain what happens to

Peru in space. Take the cap off, turn on the ban and the FO keeps

everything going down the pipe and also with number to, the airflow

does the same thing. And he is pretty inspirational. How would I

describe Tim Peake? Interesting. Awesome. Amazing. Courageous. Out of

this world. How excited I knew about him going back to space? I think it

is really exciting. He has only just got back and hasn't seen his family

for ages. I think it would be quite fun. I think it would be a chance

him to do he didn't do last time last time this time. So, what should

he do this time around? I want to see him sing and upload it all over

you tube. I would like to see him do the dab challenged to see how many

he can do. I want to see him do a flip and land it. In space it might

not land and it is really hard to do it. I want to see him learn at least

one new skill when he is in space. We know he is going back but how

will he get there? You can imagine what going into space would really

be like in the national science Museum in London.

Did you know that right now, across the country,

there are hundreds of thousands of you looking after a parent,

These children are called young carers, and while many of them

are happy looking after a disabled - or sick - relative, they also

face many difficulties, as Jenny's been been finding out.

Hi, I'm Morgan, and I'm a young carer.

I unload the dishwasher and I help out with jobs

Morgan's mum has a condition which causes her muscles

It means she gets tired very easily and can't stand or

What do you think are the best bits about being a young carer?

To put a smile on someone else's face gives me joy.

Not only am I doing something to help someone, at least they don't

There are lots of children like Morgan in the UK.

It's thought around 700,000 young people are caring for a

A survey by the Carers Trust Charity found it difficult for

some young carers to achieve what they want to in school and in

One of the reasons is they have to spend time looking after the

Do you ever feel like you're missing out?

There are some times where, if we plan to do something,

by the end of the day and she's got too tired, we have to maybe cancel

it, but my mum always tries to get me there.

Sometimes it's hard because I've got a lot of stuff to do.

Do you ever worry about the future and that he might have

Sometimes I wonder if I will get good grades because people are

saying practise makes perfect, you must revise.

I want to have good grades for the future.

What advice do you have for other young carers who are

If you do have a worry, don't keep it in.

If you are finding things hard, you should ask

for help because she had shouldn't have to deal with

Go to your teacher or whoever you are caring for and say, "Can you

help me with this because it's getting a bit too much for me?"

There's more about young carers online, including animations of some

That's also where you can get help and advice if anything