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Hello, I'm Bex and welcome to The Week Junior show. Today I'm joined by two of the

team from the Week Junior, the magazine Making Sense of the World for 8 to 14-year-olds.

We've got editor Vanessa and editorial assistant Elena. So lots to cover in today's episode. We're going to be

talking about the world's biggest iceberg, finding out how a man's blood saved millions of lives,

and having a big debate on whether poems are better than stories. We'll also be hearing an

interview with 12-year-old weak junior reader Lyra, who recently raised more than 1,700

pounds for cat's protection.

Now, there's a feature in the magazine this week all about the history and science behind sleeping habits.

So that got me wondering, what is your favourite hack or top tip to get to sleep?

Now, I'm going to be honest with you.

I sleep pretty well.

I sleep flat on my front.

It's a bit weird.

But I can fall asleep quite quickly. But if I am

ever struggling a little bit, I play some very soft, quiet, chill out music in the background,

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