Ministers have called for a ban on quad bikes for children, following the death of 15-year-old Iris Goldsmith. The vehicles can reach up to 50mph, making it tricky for children to control and steer the vehicles. The Health and Safety Executive explained how 28 deaths from vehicles, such as quad bikes, have been investigated in the last decade.

A huge new UK Government building in Edinburgh will be named after the Queen. The hub will be known as Queen Elizabeth House and will accommodate almost 3,000 civil servants. It opens in March 2020.

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is warning people about taking inflatable unicorns to the beach this summer. The popular pool floats can be very dangerous at sea, as their long necks can act as sails and pull you away from the shore in seconds. The RNLI was involved in 479 sea rescues involving inflatables last year. They’re urging people to leave them at home.

A chess grandmaster called Igors Rausis has admitted to cheating during the prestigious Strasbourg Open – by using his phone in the bathroom. The incident is said to be the most high-profile cheating scandal to hit the sport.

The summer holidays are officially kicking off in style with the Deer Shed Festival. Running from 26-28 July,
the festival features music, theatre and science for all the family. First News will be there, so make sure you come and say hi! Find out more at deershedfestival.com.

Public Health England has launched its latest Change4Life campaign, which aims to inspire young people to get active this summer. The Shake It Up campaign features ten-minute games – all inspired by your favourite characters from Disney and Pixar. Check out more at www.nhs.uk/10- minute-shake-up/shake-ups.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced plans for 43 summer projects to help vulnerable young people this summer. It comes after Mr Khan said there is a clear link between poverty in London and
the rise in serious youth violence.

Vueling has been named the least punctual major airline flying from the UK. Data from the Civil Aviation Authority showed that the Spanish airline’s departures were on average 31 minutes late last year.

A 100-year-old woman had her birthday telegram from the Queen delivered by horse! Anne Tape from Cornwall was given the special post by her own grandson, who is a postmaster. He turned up to her 100th birthday party on horseback.

A super strong version of Marmite has hit supermarket shelves. Extra Old, or XO, was first introduced to the world nine years ago, but then disappeared again. The makers say it gets its extra strong flavour after being left to mature for 28 days – four times longer than the standard version of Marmite. The special spread is now being sold at Tesco.

A new report has found that the majority of pet owners have no idea that their cats and dogs can donate blood. We asked you: Would you be happy for your pets to donate blood? Loads of you voted, with 76% of you saying YES, and 24% of you saying NO.

“I would definitely be happy to. It could save the life of someone else’s pet and I know how much they mean to me so I would definitely be on board,” said First News Live! user, 9dolphin.

Disney has cancelled the film premiere for Descendants 3 after the death of star Cameron Boyce. The TV broadcast will be dedicated to his memory.

Instagram is introducing a new feature to help tackle online bullying. The tool will alert you before you share a post, if it believes your comment could be negative or offensive to others. It’s hoped this will give people the chance to re-think their post.

A new Barbie doll has been created, which aims to encourage more girls to become astronauts. The doll is inspired by Italy’s first woman in space, Samantha Cristoforetti.

 Children get an average of £9 a week, according to a new study. This comes from pocket money, gifts and payments for doing chores. The study looked at 75,000 young people between the ages of six and 18.