02/08/2014 Newsround

I'm Jenny, live with your last Newsround update this Saturday.

We'll have news of a gym where you won't find humans working out.

And take an exclusive tour of the new Star Wars set.

First let's head to Glasgow for and get the latest from day ten

And in the ten-metre platform competition, England's Tom Daley's

He landed his sixth and final dive right on the money

in an impressive performance ahead of tonight's final.

Daley's now leading by 38 points but says

I think it could be a very tough battle tonight. Anything can happen

on the day with diving. The smallest thing can be the biggest mistake. We

have to wait and see how it goes. It was utter heartbreak

for the England women's netball team as they conceded a last-minute goal

to New Zealand in their semi-final. Despite leading for most of the game

they eventually went down 35-34, their fifth consecutive Commonwealth

Games semi-final defeat. Absolutely gutted. That is two or

three years in the making and to lose by one goal is devastating. We

put our heart and soul into that game. We get a England proud but we

didn't come away with the victory, which is gutting.

In hockey, world champions Australia beat England 4-1 to reach the men's

hockey final. The Aussies have won every gold medal since men's hockey

was introduced to the Games in 1998. They'll play New Zealand or India in

And in just a few minutes 12 home nations boxers will fight

In the lightweight final Scotland's Charlie Flynn will take on

And England's Olympic Champion, Nicola Adams, and Michaela Walsh

of Northern Ireland will fight to become the first ever female

Commonwealth boxing champion in the women's flyweight final.

Now, it's almost 100 years since the start of World War One.

The fighting was very different from previous conflicts.

Lots of it happened in France and Belgium, where deep trenches were

Ricky has been to a trench in Belgium,

to find out what life was like for people living there during the war.

And obviously it is not just somewhere where they fought,

they ate here and slept here and did an awful lot of other things.

Talk us through what happened in the trenches.

It would be your normal daily experience but all in one place.

With the added danger of the Germans shooting you

and you had to do everything here, there was no going anywhere else

You would eat here, as best you could.

They might have such things as cookers like this and this is

as luxurious as it gets in this particular kind of trench.

What kind of things would they have eaten?

Some of them were notorious and some of them were very tasty.

Some of them were so bad that they helped to strengthen the trenches

Sleeping, if the ground was wet, you would have to do the best you can.

Especially in winter when it was cold and damp.

Certainly in trenches, that is where we find the development

of what we called trench foot which is this condition where your feet

The officer would come round and inspect the men's feet every day

Other things like going to the toilet, you're not moving anywhere,

you cannot put your head out. How do you go to

the toilet without a toilet? And how would they get rid

of the waste? At night,

the bucket would be emptied. And they would throw whatever was in

the bucket towards the German lines. Or if somebody was using the toilet

and they had to go then and there, onto a shovel and then throw the

contents as far away from your trench towards the Germans as

Euclid. -- as you could. And finally, Skelling Michael,

a small island off the coast of County Kerry in Ireland, will soon

be doubling up as a galaxy far, far away, as part of the new Star Wars

movie. There was tight security surrounding the island last week,

but BBC reporter Andy West managed to get an exclusive sneak peak,

just for us! This is an exclusive,

we are the first camera crew to get out to Skelling Michael

since they finished shooting scenes Here we are,

the first camera crew to set foot on Skelling Michael since they filmed

their scenes of the new Star Wars No wonder Luke Skywalker,

Mark Hamill, The only audience the stars would

have had while shooting were There were fears they would be

frightened off by the filming They can fly to the top but

for me it was a steep climb, up, up, Everyone at every level has been

sworn to secrecy The question everyone is asking and

no one will tell us because security has been so tight, and no one is

actually talking to journalists, is exactly which galaxy far, far away

Skelling Michael is supposed to be. We will have to wait until

the film is released late next year And finally, check out this new gym

in America, that's only for dogs! Pooches can take a turn on

the treadmill or obstacle course. The owners say it's

a safe environment where people can That's all from me, Newsround's back

here tomorrow morning with all the best bits from the

Commonwealth Games and much more.