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World news written for younger readers โ€” short, clear, and curious.

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BBC Newsround May 31

Food truck giving pancakes in exchange for litter

To get a Poffertje - a Dutch micro-pancake - you would need to hand over 15 pieces of plastic or 20 cigarettes butts. Do you think it's a good idea?

BBC Newsround May 31

Free scooters offered to more than 1,000 schoolchildren

More than 1,000 primary three pupils - aged between 6 and 8 - in more than 50 schools across the Scottish borders are being offered a scooter and helmet for free.

BBC Newsround May 30

Women's FA Cup Final: Who will win Man City or Brighton?

We'll just have to see which team comes out on top on Sunday - but keep reading to find out what we can expect from the game.

BBC Newsround May 30

Why are there concerns about popular dumpling squishy toys?

From Labubu dolls to fidget toys - social media has a huge part to play in toy trends. Currently lots of young people are wanting to get their hands on dumpling squishies. But there are concerns this could lead to some unsafe products. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround 6d ago

The sidecar-riding dog making people smile

Meet Louis. He is an eight-year-old St Bernard dog who is getting a LOT of attention. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround Jun 3

Check out the valuable cat painting that was spotted in a skip

A couple got a huge surprise after finding two old paintings in a skip - which later sold at auction for ยฃ16,000. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround Jun 1

Rare bird makes a comeback in the UK

A rare bird, called a Dartford warbler, is making a comeback in the UK having been on the brink of extinction. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround May 31

10-year-old fan invited to Toy Story 5 premiere

Back in 2020, Vinny's dad took a photo of him waving goodbye to all of his Toy Story toys before he started his first day of primary school - and the picture went viral. Find out more here.

DOGO News Jun 1

Millions Of Bright Blue โ€œSailorsโ€ Wash Ashore On US West Coast Beaches

Since late March 2026, millions of bright blue creatures have been washing ashore on the US West Coast, from California to Washington. While they look like jellyfish, these organisms are a type of zooplankton called Velella velella.

BBC Newsround Jun 1

We go behind the scenes at the London Underground

Emma-Louise finds out who keeps the capital's trains on the right tracks.

BBC Newsround May 31

Meet the animal species named after famous faces

F1 racer Oscar Piastri has had an ancient wasp named after him - but who are the other stars that have inspired scientists to give their names to new species?

Science News Explores May 29

Hawaii is turning fishnets and other plastic trash into roads

Scientists are testing whether plastic pollution from the ocean can be transformed into safe and durable highways.

BBC Newsround May 30

Scientists name large ancient marine reptile 'Tylosaurus rex'

Experts say the predator had strong muscles and saw-like teeth, and lived around 80 million years ago. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround May 29

No one harmed in dramatic Blue Origin rocket explosion during test

Space company Blue Origin were putting their New Glenn rocket through a test at 9pm local time (2am in the UK) when it burst into flames.

BBC Newsround May 29

Britain's Got Talent 2026 Final: Everything you need to know

The BGT Final takes place this weekend, following weeks of dramatic auditions and tense live semi-finals it is time to crown this year's winner. Here is everything you need to know...

BBC Newsround May 30

Urgh! 800-year-old book found down the toilet

Archaeologists have discovered a very well preserved medieval notebook inside a toilet. Find out more here.

BBC Newsround May 30

King's garden inspired by planet Venus to open at Windsor Castle

A historic garden at Windsor Castle has been transformed and is now opening to visitors this summer. The brand new garden named 'Venus Garden' is inspired by the planet Venus.

BBC Newsround Jun 2

Netball's teenage star Gracie Smith: Who is she?

At just 17, teenage netballer Gracie Smith has been included in the group of players who will form the basis of England squads throughout the next year. Find out all about her here...

BBC Newsround May 29

100 years of the red telephone box

The very first red telephone boxes appeared on the streets of London 100 years ago. Here is Shanequa with everything you need to know about the iconic British boxes.

BBC Newsround Jun 1

A paper airplane, a guitar and a 'Love Story' surprise from Taylor Swift

A sweet moment between neighbours has gone viral online - and it has even caught the attention of popstar Taylor Swift! Find out more here...

BBC Newsround May 30

Soccer Aid 2026: Will you be watching this weekend?

Soccer Aid is back for its 20th year, with a whole host of big names ready to take to the pitch - including Nitro from Gladiators and YouTuber Angry Ginge. Find out all you need to know here.

BBC Newsround May 29

National Biscuit Day: Which one is your favourite treat?

It's National Biscuit Day and we want to know which way your cookie crumbles. Take part in our vote and let us know in the comments...

DOGO News May 28

Record 274 Climbers Reach Mount Everest Summit In A Single Day

Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth, standing at 29,029 feet (8,849 m) above sea level. Located on the border between Nepal and Tibet, its extreme altitude and unpredictable weather make it one of the most dangerous places on the planet. Despite the risks, hundreds of climbers attempt to reach its summit every spring.

BBC Newsround May 29

The curlew chicks saved by a thermal drone

An unlikely hero has been saving chicks in Cumbria.