11/10/2016 Newsround

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Rooney is dropped from the England team after being jeered by fans.

And the class running on pedal power.

People who own one of the newest and most high tech smartphones

in the world are being told NOT to turn them on.

Samsung say those who own the Galaxy Note7 smart-phones should

leave them turned off while it investigates why some

of them are catching fire.

They've also been taken out of all the shops.

England, Northern Ireland and Scotland all play

World Cup qualifiers tonight, but much of the focus

is on Wayne Rooney.

The England captain has been dropped to the bench by caretaker

manager Gareth Southgate.

The country's record goal-scorer hasn't been playing well recently

and was even booed by fans at Wembley at the weekend.

Here's what he had to say.

Erm, listen, there's no embarrassment,

I show great pride in playing for my country.

Erm, and whether that's from the bench, then that's from the bench.

You know, nothing has changed, in terms of my future over

the next couple of years.

So, played in the wrong position, booed by his own fans and now

dropped from the team - what do you think about how Wayne

Rooney is being treated by England?

Go online and let us know. Does he deserve another chance?

She's won two Olympic gold medals in boxing,

so it's hard to imagine anyone trying to tell Nicola

Adams what to do.

But she's told Newsround that when she was younger,

some coaches thought she wouldn't be a good boxer -

because she's a girl. Ayshah's got more.

COMMENTATOR: Nicola Adams let's out a triumphant roar,

having been crowned Olympic champion for the second successive time!

NICOLA: It'd just be nice to have people taking over and girls taking

over the sport when I leave off.

I'd like to be able to sit back on my sofa one day,

and see the up-and-coming youngsters coming through and winning medals

for the country, just like I was.

What was it like for you when you started out in boxing?

Were there many girls around?

No, there wasn't. I was the only girl in my boxing gym.

There would be coaches that would go to to boxing

matches and they'd be like, "Women don't know how to box.

Women can't box." I'd be like, "Really?

I'm about to show you something right now."

And I got in the ring and boxed and he totally changed his mind

after he saw me box. He was like, "Wow, you could teach my lads here a

thing or two down at the gym!"

And it's nice to think that these days, there's actually a path

for young girls to follow, I'd say, I created the road myself.

And it's nice they've got a path to follow the journey won't be

as hard for them as was for me.

Who do you think should be doing more to get girls into sport?

I think it's just important that girls get the encouragement

that they can actually do anything.

They are not restricted to doing one particular job or one particular

field that they have to do.

It's important they know there's a lot of different

things that women can do. You know, we can do it all.

Lots of girls drop out at a certain age because they feel quite awkward.

What would your advice be to them?

I would say, if you do feel that way, maybe take a friend along

for a little bit of a confidence boost and maybe you'll

start to feel, "Hey, you know what?

I don't actually need you, I can do this on my own now," you know?

What's your desk like at school?

Well a teacher in North Caroline in America has changed her classes'

desks so that it gets her pupils more focussed and get their energy

out so they can learn better.

How? By adding pedals to the desks.

Here's what the pupils think of their unusual classroom.

It's like you're actually on a bike but you're

working at the same time.

I thought it was weird because I've never seen anything like it before.

But now I've got used to it, I think it's a good idea.

It's not just sitting at a desk doing work,

you are also doing physical activity.

It definitely helps motivate us to learn.

This keeps students focused and keeps us from

tapping our pencils.

Sometimes you can forget that you're actually cycling.

But then other times, yeah, it can be kind of hard to do.

Love

Love that

Love that idea!

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

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