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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 writers Eve and Kay.

So we've got lots to cover in today's episode.

We're going to be talking about the upcoming film The Wild Robot, how the Earth has gained

a second moon, and why broccoli might be on the menu at a

fish and chip shop.

We're also going to be having a big debate about whether kids should learn to grow their own food.

So speaking of growing food, I want to know if you've ever grown your own food. I want to know if you've ever grown your own food. Me and my granddad used to grow

lettuce and tomatoes together. At the moment, I'm trying to grow Basil. But unfortunately,

the rabbits are also thrilled about Basil and they are eating it.

So I suspect the Basil will not last long. It's giving Peter Rabbit versus Mr. McGregor

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