10/08/2013 Newsround

Newsround live with me Nel. How hot is too hot for football?

Some big questions over the venue of the 2022 World Cup.

A volcano erupts in Indonesia. We've got the latest.

And I am here to tell you about my First to a row over where and when

the Twenty20 two World Cup should be held. Cats are in the Middle East is

due to host the tournament but temperatures could soar to 50

degrees in the summer. Now the new boss of the Football Association has

called for it to be moved to winter, or even to another country, because

it will be much too hot for players and fans. The Twenty20 two World Cup

goes to Qatar. It was the moment that surprised football fans around

the world. 2.5 years after Qatar in the Middle East was picked to host

the 2022 World Cup the choice is still causing a stir. Now the new

boss of the English Football Association, Greg Dyke, has spoken

out saying it's too hot to have the competition in Qatar in the summer.

It will be played in June and July when temperatures can reach a

scorching 50 degrees! There are plans to have air conditioned

stadiums and there's even been talk of using artificial clouds! But Mr

Dyke reckons it's not enough. cannot hold this tournament in the

summer in Qatar because it is too hot. That will be difficult for

players despite having an air-conditioned stadium. It is

particularly difficult for fans and they turn up in large numbers for

the World Cup. Mr Dyke thinks moving the World Cup to the winter is more

likely than it being handed over to another country. The Premier League

aren't happy though. They say a winter tournament would cause chaos

for them, as it would land right in the middle of the season. But even

world football boss Sepp Blatter has shown his support for moving the

Qatar World Cup to the winter. Qatar bosses have hit back saying they're

ready to host the tournament, whatever the weather.

Next, it's now believed 56 police officers were hurt in violence

overnight in Belfast in Northern Ireland. Bricks and bottles were

thrown at them during a loyalist protest against a Republican parade

through the city centre. Loyalists want Northern Ireland to remain part

of the UK. Republicans want the country to belong to the Republic of

Ireland. It's the latest in a series of violent clashes on the streets of

Belfast. Next, we're getting reports that a

volcano has erupted on a small Indonesian island. Almost 3,000

people have been moved away from the area close to Mount Rokatenda on

Palue island. It's thought five people have died. The volcano

erupted following months of activity, sending smoke and ash up

to 2,000 metres into the air. Apple have won the latest battle in

the smartphone war against rival Samsung. An independent US panel

have decided that Samsung broke rules by using two ideas belonging

to Apple. One involves touch-screen technology and the other the audio

socket on mobiles, media players and tablets. The ruling means that some

older Samsung gadgets could be banned in America.

Now, it's a big day for athletics fans. Mo Farah and Usain Bolt will

be back on the track later in the World Athletics Championships which

are under way in Moscow in Russia. Britain's hopes rest with the Mobot

himself. Mo Farah, is competing in the 10,000 metres, his first event

at that distance since London 2012. He runs at 3.55pm. And later this

afternoon Usain will begin his mission to become the men's 100

metres world champion. Next, here on Newsround, we like to

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