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Newsround receives hundreds of emails every week - so we've made this handy page answering some of the most common questions. If you have questions that aren't about Newsround you can contact C91Èȱ¬ or contact the 91Èȱ¬ online.

Sorry, you cannot take pictures from this website for publication elsewhere without our permission.

Our website is constantly evolving, so some of the stories in our archive look a little different. It's simply not possible to redesign all the old pages - so we leave them as they were when they were published. Some of the most popular pages from our old website do redirect to new versions.

The Newsround presenters have a few tips about getting into journalism on their presenter profiles.

Due to child protection and health and safety laws you have to be over 18 to apply to do work experience at C91Èȱ¬. If you are over 18, the 91Èȱ¬ does offer a range of work experience opportunities in News and C91Èȱ¬. Check the 91Èȱ¬ Careers page for more information.

If you have a great story idea, send it to us.

We read every single idea that people send in - and if we feature your story we may even contact you to take part.

So if you've got a really good idea that you want to share with the Newsround team, get in touch.

We broadcast daily on TV and you can watch Newsround on our website.

Newsround cannot help you directly with personal issues, but if you are feeling unhappy then we do know people who can help. If you need any help or advice then we suggest you contact a support group like ChildLine. They have a free and confidential telephone number and you can contact them at anytime to talk about anything that is worrying you.

ChildLine's telephone number is 0800 11 11

Newsround has a target audience of 6 to 12-year-olds and the stories and language used in our bulletins reflects that.

We try to pick stories that will appeal to our viewers - and we try to bring a child's view into our reports.

Every day at Newsround we get hundreds - sometimes thousands - of emails. While we look at every comment, and publish lots of them on the website, we can only read out a tiny amount of the ones that are sent in on TV - and we can't publish every single one we receive on the website. But do keep sending your comments as one day yours could be picked.

We are sorry that you've sent pictures into the Newsround site and they have not been chosen to appear in our galleries. We do get lots of pictures emailed in from children and unfortunately we can't always publish every picture we receive. But please keep sending your pictures and one of them will be used at some point.

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