Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
In Denmark, police officers are now online playing video games like Counter-Strike.
They're also using Facebook, TikTok, Twitch and other social media.
They're trying to create a safe online space for users.
Officers wear their uniforms online in the same way they do on the streets.
They'd like users to feel safe to tell them about any problems online.
Officer Jeppe Rimer Torup connects with young people online.
Thousands of people follow the online officers.
The police usually message young gamers: 'If you want to talk to us or ask questions - we're here'.
They've received 5,200 crime reports from young gamers.
The increase in online crime during Covid was huge.
Young people weren't with their friends and criminals targeted them.
They stole money and digital items.
The online police team was created because of this.
Sisse Birkebaek leads the team.
When people know that the police are online, they feel safe.
Birkebaek says that parents are happy about this too.
