10/11/2015 Newsround

Good morning, guys - Ricky here, live this Tuesday with some

We meet the teenager hoping for Olympic glory...

And we want your view on what to do with bullies.

But first to a big cheating scandal in athletics that could mean one

of the world's biggest countries is banned from the next Olympics.

A report claims Russia has been giving its athletes an unfair

advantage by using drugs to help them perform better in competitions.

The organisation behind the report recommends the country's athletics

team should be banned from future events including the Rio Olympics

Russia denies all the claims against them.

Next, to a warning that too many kids are leaving school

The Amateur Swimming Association says that all primary school

children should be able to swim 25 metres without any help

But new figures show that only half are reaching that mark.

The ASA recommends every child needs to spend

about 25 hours learning to swim So are you getting enough swim time?

Here's what some of you have to say.

I learned how to swim in year four. We went as a class. On Tuesday

mornings. I do enjoy it and think it is important to building up

strength. I think more kids should be swimming because it is a really

good sport, it keeps you fit. It can build up muscles and give you an

awareness of what happens in the water. I think it is important that

other children should swim because if you are in danger, they would go

back to what they have learned. Now, some of Team GB's top athletes

will find out today if they've been And teenage Skeet shooter Amber Hill

is one of them. In her sport guns are fired

at moving clay targets and Amber has to go through all kinds of rules

and training just to take part. The BBC's Nick Hope went to meet her

for Newsround, to find out more. Amber would say she is just a normal

teenager. I am very girly. I am actually doing a beauty course. I

think it is nice to do people's nails and have a chat and this is

something I am passionate about. She also has a gun. When I tell people

what I do I do get shocked reactions but that is the nice thing about it,

I can have a balance. I was not just given a gun, I had to have some

training and coaches, I was never left unsupervised. You have to wear

all the protective gear, glasses, hats, earphones. I have never heard

of an accident happening. How much influence did your grandad have on

your career? He has been a massive influence on my shooting. It started

at school when I was doing the girly sports like copy and net all, but

there is something about choosing which is a bit different and my

grandad did it. She had good talent at a young age. She listens which is

good and she did very well with it. Amber has been winning gold medals

since she was 16 and now she has made the Team GB squad for Rio and

wants to become the first British woman ever to win is shooting gold.

For all my competitions, I go there to win. To represent my country in

the Olympics has been a dream for my grandad and my family. Hopefully I

can inspire some other youngsters to get into the sport. It makes you so

determined and focused on what you want to do in life.

Now, we're asking for your help to do something a

Now, we know it can be really hard if you are being bullied at school

or online. Lots of you worry about it. We want to know what is the best

way to stop it from happening? Should we offer help and support to

Belize or was it better to make sure they are punished for what they are

doing? On the 19th of November, during anti-bullying week, we will

find out what you think is the best way to stop bullying. In a special

debate, you can have your say by taking part in an online vote. Vote

now on whether it is more important for release to be punished or

helped. You can do that online. Join me in half an hour for more big news

and possibly the worst penalty ever.