02/12/2015 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Jenny with all the top stories today.

The dinosaur footprints found on the Isle of Skye.

And the endangered white tigers thriving in China.

First, it is a really important day in Parliament today, as MPs decide

if the UK should be involved in any future military action in Syria.

The group called IS has plotted attacks all over the world,

most recently in the French capital Paris.

British warplanes were already bombing the group in Iraq,

but David Cameron wants Britain to join France, Russia and America to

start bombing them in the country next door, Syria, as well.

But the Prime Minister wants to get permission from Parliament first.

So politicians will spend the whole day debating this and then

around 10pm at night, they will have a vote about whether or not to

Now, the people who are in favour of bombing very specific areas

of Syria say that we have to make life as difficult as possible

for IS, so they don't carry out any more attacks.

And also to help the people who live in the areas they control.

But there are quite a few people who think it is

a really bad idea, who think that this could make the situation worse

or Britain won't really help, this might even make IS

want to carry out even more violence.

Whatever happens, it is going to be a very big day, very dramatic here

at Parliament, a lot of people watching what the final vote is.

And if politicians do vote to go ahead, then British planes could be

Over 100 fossilised dinosaur footprints have been found

on the Isle of Skye, off the west coast of Scotland.

They are from the largest dinosaurs that ever lived,

The sauropods lived at what was the biggest dinosaur site in Scotland.

We always want to find dinosaur bones, but sometimes people

But in many ways footprints are more valuable.

Records of dinosaurs moving around right here.

So we can tell a lot about how big they were and how they moved.

So let's take a look at the top five dinosaur discoveries

This dinosaur was discovered in the UK in 1815. It was the earliest

discovered and scientifically analysed dinosaur. Although we have

fossils of its bones, jaws and teeth, it is still incomplete. This

fossil was found back in 1816 -- 1860 in a quarry in Germany. There

were the impressions of feathers around the bounce. The 1st evidence

that words and dinosaurs were close relatives. Dip the door kiss is the

largest skeleton we know of. It was found in America in the 1890s. The

terrible core dinosaur was discovered in the 1960s in America.

It was the 1st time we realised I'm a source can be fast-moving, highly

intelligent, keen sighted predators. In 1996, a discovery in China was

virtually complete. There was a trace of fire on the outside. This

led to the discovery that many dinosaurs where feathered and some

could even fly. Let's look at some sport now,

and in football's Capital One Cup quarter-finals,

Manchester City thumped Hull 4-1. Everton saw off Middlesbrough 2-0

at the Riverside. Stoke City are also

in the semi-finals, for the first time in 43 years, after they beat

Sheffield on Wednesday, 2-0. Great Britain are through to

the quarterfinals of the World Hockey Finals,

after drawing 3-3 against Belgium. Goals from Phil Roper,

Alastair Brogdon and Alan Forsyth And these five white tiger cubs born

at a safari park in China are the size of an adult

cat in just one month There are just 200 white tigers left in the world,

and they are all bred in captivity.