Storm Aoin has caused widespread disruption across the UK, leading to power outages, travel chaos, and significant damage, while other global news includes a US presidential inauguration and a large iceberg on the move.
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good morning everyone it's Ricky here
with your Saturday Newsround update live
on CBBC our main story today is storm
aoin which continues to impact large
parts of the UK almost a million homes
have been left without electricity and
there is disruption to travel by Road
Rail and air while the worst of the
weather has now par strong winds and
heavy rain is expected to continue over
the weekend Northern Ireland and
Scotland have been worst hit the BBC's
repor is there s us these updates hello
Newsround I am in Banger in Northern
Ireland where the cleanup operation is
well and truly underway yesterday across
Northern Ireland we saw Winds of up to
90 M an hour in the Republic of Ireland
we saw Winds of
114 m hour now
214,000 customers are still without
electricity across Northern Ireland it
might take 10 days for their electric to
come back in the Republic of Ireland
600,000 customers are still without par
and 60,000 customers have no water all
schools were closed across Northern
Ireland yesterday and Rail and bus
services today are still
cancelled hello new round I'm in Glasgow
now storm Ain has blown away but it has
left Lots of damage behind now that was
because of that very rare red warning
yesterday some buildings have been
damaged around 100,000 people last night
were left without power so they're
hoping to be reconnected and all of the
trains in Scotland aren't running today
until at least lunchtime and that's
because of the rubbish that was blown
onto the railway lines as well as damage
that will need to be repaired so that
it's safe before people can travel again
on the lines so today it's all about
clearing things up but there's still bad
weather here but hopefully things will
get fixed soon well we've been keeping
in touch with children affected by the
say hi new it's even again from P due to
the storm my home has no car which means
I don't have any electricity and that
means I can't use my phone to keep in
contact with my friends to see what
they're doing in this horrible weather
as well as the page one of the trees in
my back Garden have fallen and broken
the fence as you can see behind me I'm
very lucky to have my family through
this as I really need them I hope
everybody's safe and well bye I'm Eli
from fees in the Scottish borders I
think the storm has got worse and I hope
it finishes soon our lights keep
flashing but we still have power in our
town but some houses near the
countryside have lost power local
companies have been working hard to get
rid of the trees off the road to make it
safe I'm Sarah and I'm from da I'm in my
street there's not a lot of damage but I
have seen rubbish Glu around Ben have
fallen I'm a neighbor's fence has has W
time hello my name is Leon from
Edinburgh my fence fell down like maybe
an hour ago or
something and wow it is like so windy
out there one of the fence panels fell
down in the back and the front also fell
down the F they are fell down as well so
everyone stay safe bye
guys thanks for that now more of you
have been telling us how the storms have
been affecting you slay Queen 13 says
all the schools were closed I spent my
day dancing playing with my sisters
pasheen kitty cat says they lost
electricity and Emily says she's staying
safe at home snuggling with her dog good
idea Emily now it's time to catch up on
the rest of the week's news shenique was
here to keep you [Music]
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today first in the US Donald Trump took
over the role of president for the
second time he took the oath of office
during his inauguration which is a
special ceremony when a president is
sworn in his friends and family were
there as well as former President Joe
Biden for the first time in 40 years the
ceremony was held indoors due to the
freezing weather ever but supporters
still Brave the cold to witness Mr Trump
becoming the 47th president well one of
the first things on President Trump's
to-do list was to work out what to do
about Tik Tok last year politicians in
the US passed a law ordering the social
media apps Chinese owners to sell it to
a US company or face a ban over worries
that users data could be given to the
country that ban came into force on
Sunday and the apps owners responded by
turning it off completely so it stopped
working in the US now it's back on after
Mr Trump gave the company a 75-day
extension which he said would give Tik
Tok more time to find a US partner
finally the world's largest iceberg
which is twice the size of greater
London is on the move from Antarctica
it's heading for the remote British
island of South Georgia officially
called a23a it also happens to be one of
the world's oldest icebergs it's been
drifting since it broke away from
Antarctica in 1986 and experts are
worried it could block Coes on South
Georgia where King Penguins and seals go
to feed that's it consider yourself in the
the
know that's all from me and the team for
now but you can catch me over on bbc2
with your next update I'll see you soon bye-bye
bye-bye [Music]
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