By Dean, Max and Jack

An amazing night when the blues beat Napoli to get through to the quarter final of the champions league. Goals scored by Didier Drogba , john terry, frank lampard and a extra time winner by ivanovic. The score was 3-1 to Napoli in the first match but at Stamford Bridge last night Chelsea won 4-1 after extra time which made the score 5-4 win on aggregate. Man of the match Didier Drogba celebrated with his current manager di Mateo who was the assistant coach for Chelsea. Didier Drogba commented “we are a lot stronger with di Mateo as the manager of Chelsea”

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John terry last night scored an fantastic goal for Chelsea’s win and announced from yesterdays paper “Chelsea are a stronger team with older and younger players”

Szczesny said yesterday any team is better with younger player which really annoyed john terry. Chelsea’s first champion’s league trophy is two difficult games away.

This is an example of what the red deer people might look like

Could there be more to the human species then what meets the eye?
A skull, teeth and other bones were found in the Red Deer Caves and could be a new species of humans!
The new kinds are being called ‘red deer people’ and look similar to both humans and monkeys. The bones were found 20 years ago, but scientist didn’t study them in detail until quite recently. The fossils are said to be 11,500 to 14,500 years old so it is very unlikely that there are any still alive. However, there is a small chance that they are out there, hiding away from other people. The red deer people may not be aliens but they are a different type of humans and maybe as close as we can get to aliens.
But the question is –
ARE THEY STILL OUT THERE???

By Dean, Max and Jack

BBC Essex journalist Thomas magi(29)told us all about his life as a journalist for the BBC, Thomas told us that he does radio in the morning from 6-9am, Thomas finds every story he can then try’s to get close evidence so he wouldn’t say the wrong thing on live radio. The two year journalist needs to get 100% right so he doesn’t do any thing wrong again on a live show; Thomas has interviewed loads of celebrities from Essex like Amy child’s and mark wright. Before being a journalist he was a town planner where he would create new house ideas. The BBC journalist try’s to find his target audience for adults so he wouldn’t put kids things in a interview, BBC is one of the biggest radio stations in England having over 10,000 viewers every week.

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Martine Wright, 39, is participating in the Paralympic games with her volleyball team after surviving the 7/7 bombs in London, 2005.
This poor woman lost both of her legs in the attack at Aldgate Tube Station, London. Martine was one of the last people to be rescued by an off-duty policeman and whilst she was waiting, she lost 75% of the blood in her body.
Ms Wright thought she would never do anything to do with exercise ever again and never dreamt of even entering, let alone receiving a place in the London 2012 Paralympics.
She will be playing in a wheel chair but so will all the other players, so the game is fair. She may never walk, run or ride a bike again, but that doesn’t mean she can’t still play sports, because she can; the Paralympic games were especially designed for disabled people, so that they can all be treated equally and the games will all be fair but just as fun!

Frankie is a 16 year old netballer who goes to Billericay school. She has recently won a couple of gold and silver medals and a few trophy’s for the mavericks.

Frankie attends the maverick netball club and has also had trials for the English squad. “They said that I had a shot at the English netball squad but unfortunately I was to small to be centre position. “Frankie quoted.

Frankie has played netball for over 9 years and she started playing for an Australian team as she lived there for a year when she was 10 years old.

Frankie wishes that netball was an Olympic sport as she would definitely qualify to go through. Unfortunately netball is not a professional sport so she doesn’t earn money for playing. She started playing for fun but then got really serious about the sport and made it a regular part of her weekly routine.

She is now trying to qualify for the England squad once again as she never gives up. She will still continue to play for mavericks as well.