30/11/2017 Newsround

Good morning.

I'm Hayley and you're live

with Newsround and all the top

news stories today.

How to deal with space junk.

How these beavers are

helping the environment.

And these daredevil

fliers test their wings.

This is Newsround.

First to Donald Trump

and tweets that have

got people talking.

President Trump has used his Twitter

account to share three

anti-Muslim videos from a group

with extreme opinions.

The group, called Britain First,

is known for its strong

anti-immigration views.

One of the videos retweeted

by the American President claims

to show a Muslim migrant attacking

a man on crutches.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May's

official spokesperson said

it was wrong for the President

to have done this.

Donald Trump has responded by saying

Theresa May should focus

on terrorism in the UK instead

of criticising him.

And if you want to find out more

about this story go online.

OK, time for a quick round-up

of some of the top action

in the footie last night.

There were plenty of goals

when fourth placed Arsenal scored

five against Huddersfield Town,

with two of them coming

from Olivier Giroud.

Raheem Sterling's

96th-minute winner against

Southampton extended

Manchester City's winning run.

It was 1-1 going into stoppage time

when he curled one into the top

corner and he looked

pretty happy about it.

The Premier League's

leading goalscorer Mo Salah

matched him, running onto this one

as Liverpool beat Stoke 3-0.

Wayne Rooney scored one of the best

goals of his career.

This kick from the halfway line

slotting in to round off a hattrick

in a 4-0 win over West Ham.

When you've finished with your crisp

packet or drinks bottle

where does it go?

In the bin, you might say,

but do you know that a fifth

of all rubbish that ends up

on our beaches is from our food

packets that we throw away,

thinking that's the end of it?

There's been more rubbish found

on beaches this year

and The Marine Conservation Society

is now calling on the government

to make us pay more for using

plastic food packet stuffs

that we only use

once and throw away.

Forget texting, SnapChatting

or Instagramming your mates.

These kids in Kidderminster

are going old school.

"Dear Jasmine.

Thank you so much for your very

lovely and well-written letter."

Putting pen to paper.

These guys are pen pals

with the local home for the elderly.

You get to listen to what places

they have been to and what they've

been doing and the cheeky

stuff they've done.

You get to ask all the

questions you really want.

And most of the time

they answer them.

So without Snapchat or Insta,

they are still having fun.

What do their older pen

pals think about it?

Enid, I have got your letter

from the school, from one

of your pen pals called Tilly.

Shall I read it to you?

They are lovely, those kids.

Rhys asks what was

your favourite trip.

Weston-Super-Mare.

Up until now it has

just been letters.

Just before Christmas

they will meet in real life.

And be able to share

their stories face to face.

Three beavers have been released

into the wild in Argyll in Scotland.

It's all part of a pilot

study which has been

going on for around eight years.

Before that they hadn't lived

in the wild for 400 years.

These beavers have come

all the way from Bavaria.

Just a small number of the animals

can help the environment by creating

new wetlands and improving woodland.

Looks like they're settling in well.

Next, believe it or not,

there's loads of junk floating

around in space and it can be

a problem for spacecrafts and

satellites trying to work up there.

But you can't just get

the vacuum cleaner out!

There are around half a million

pieces of junk in space.

Bits of old rockets,

satellites that don't work, and even

things astronauts have dropped.

Whoops!

All that rubbish weighs around 7500

tonnes, and that is more

than the weight of 1000 elephants.

This space junk can

do serious damage.

Just a tiny fleck of

paint caused this crack

on the International Space Station.

A European satellite that

stopped working years ago

is still orbiting around Earth.

It's the size of a double-decker bus

and could be a big problem

for satellites in its path trying

to do their own job.

But the Remove Debris Spacecraft

could be the answer.

Next year a team of UK scientists

will test out a harpoon and a net

to grab floating space junk.

The rubbish will then burn up as it

gets dragged back towards Earth.

Good luck with the cleaning.

Next to a pretty unusual

way to board a plane.

Vincent Reffet and

Fred Fugen decided

to enter a flying plane by throwing

themselves off Jungfrau

Mountain in the Swiss Alps

in a flying suit and jumping

through the doorway that's only

about the size of me.

Don't try that next time

you want to go on holiday!

And if that's not enough news for

you, go online now for loads more

stories.

If you are a WWE fan

why not send us in your

questions for John Cena?

We'll be talking to him next week

all about his new film Ferdinand.

That's all from me this morning

but Ayshah's back with more at 4.20.