11/09/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm here with your Newsround update. Coming up:

It jumping to safety out a miles an hour. And we get a sleek peek at the

new Star Wars sets. The US President Barack Obama says

there will be more military attacks from planes in Syria to protect

people living there and in Iraq from what he says is a dangerous group of

terrorists called Islamic State. But he said he won't send in soldiers in

the ground. You can read more about this on our

website. Now, the makers of the new Star Wars

movie out next year won't be happy about this, but a man taking

publicity photos for a flying school close to where it's being filmed in

Berkshire has accidentally captured exclusive images of The Millennium

Falcon. Matthew Myatt also got a picture of the X-wing fighter on the

right. Some big banks in Scotland say they

might move to England if they become independent from the rest of the UK.

It is a huge decision so we are on a special road trip to see what kids

across the country thing before the historic decision is made. Ayshah

has been to an island in Outer Hebrides. How is this an unusual

landing. There is no runway here so the plane must land on the sand.

This is part of a group of islands in the Outer Hebrides in the far

west of Scotland, just over a thousand people live here. I just

got off this tiny plane, what an experience! They are about to take

off again. This island is known for its beautiful scenery and thousands

of visitors come to see it every year. Lots of families here in the

money looking after tourists. Henry is six and his grandparents owned a

hotel here. It means he often as the entire beach to himself. There is a

beach, the sea, anywhere you go there is a hillside. This is the

main town. It is called Castlebay and is named after the castle in the

bay. Lots of people living here speak their own language. And the

schoolchildren developed and is in it. -- do they lessons in it. How do

I say good morning, mine is Ayshah? -- my name is Ayshah? I have been

here for one day and I love it. Tell me what you like about it. the

beaches and parks are very nice. It is very safe. Me and my family all

fell asleep with doors wide open and nothing happened. What would you

change about it? A good out more shops, sports shops and things like

that. We have go to Glasgow to get things. Next week, people all over

Scotland will decide whether the country should remain part of the UK

or become independent. Children across the country have been

learning about the referendum. Do thing that Scotland should stay in

the UK? I think Scotland will be better independent because we should

make our own choices for our own country. I think it's a better as

part of the UK because it will be part of one of the strongest

economies. is time for me to leave. But not by plane, this time I'm

taking a ferry to ban. It will take seven hours.

tuned, at 8.15 you can hear all about Ayshah's ferry trip to Oban

and about the big debate later - especially for 16- and 17-year-olds

This man was in her 20s bike crashed. He let on to the back of

his rival's bike at 150 mph and clutched on until they stopped

safely. It has been watched over 300,000 times online. Good news for

the environment. The ozone layer, which yields -- shields the Earth

and the sun is -- some's violet rays is getting bigger. New evidence

shows these have stopped growing. The battle begins later and 400

injured and wounded service men and servicewomen take part in the first

ever in Victor 's games in London. It was Prince Harry's idea to show

people how strong and determined the men and women are. We look forward

to that. We are back in about half an hour.