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Afternoon, Newsrounders. Coming up this gold medal winner	:00:17.	:00:20.
tells us what it takes to win. Plus Wolfblood's Bobby tells	:00:21.	:00:23.
tells us what it takes to win. how it feels to be Mr Tumble.	:00:24.	:00:23.
Hi, I'm Ricky and let's how it feels to be Mr Tumble.	:00:24.	:00:26.
the final countdown to what could how it feels to be Mr Tumble.	:00:27.	:00:28.
one of the most historic votes in the history of the UK.	:00:29.	:00:30.
In just a few days people in Scotland will decide whether to	:00:31.	:00:34.
become separate from England, Wales and Northern Ireland.	:00:35.	:00:35.
So in the build up Newsround's	:00:36.	:00:36.
So in week travelling across Scotland to	:00:37.	:00:38.
find out what kids think of it all. Welcome to Edinburgh. Capital of	:00:39.	:00:51.
Scotland. I home of the Scottish Parliament.	:00:52.	:00:57.
I a windy but beautiful outer Hebrides.	:00:58.	:01:05.
Right now I am sitting in England but just behind me there is a big	:01:06.	:01:09.
stone that says Scotland. On the other side of it, you are officially	:01:10.	:01:16.
in Scotland. Independence would not mean big changes for the Scots only,	:01:17.	:01:22.
but for the rest of the UK also. It might be good for them and bad for	:01:23.	:01:27.
us, or bad for us and good for them. I am in between.	:01:28.	:01:32.
us, or bad for us and good for them. England's best trading partners.	:01:33.	:01:36.
us, or bad for us and good for them. If it is what they think they have	:01:37.	:01:41.
the right to say it. This is the main town on the Isle of	:01:42.	:01:54.
Laura. -- Barra. What do you like about it?	:01:55.	:01:58.
It is so safe here. What would you change?	:01:59.	:02:08.
It is so safe here. of teenagers came to Glasgow to talk	:02:09.	:02:08.
about some of teenagers came to Glasgow to talk	:02:09.	:02:13.
they had about independence. Why are you voting yes?	:02:14.	:02:20.
I think we are able to cope. I don't see why we should stay somewhere we	:02:21.	:02:29.
are unhappy. I am definitely no. I don't think it	:02:30.	:02:35.
will work out. My next stop is Aberdeen.	:02:36.	:02:40.
The big day is getting closer. It is those days and 18th. We will have	:02:41.	:02:42.
all the latest. Next,	:02:43.	:02:48.
Wolfblood actor Bobby Lockwood was crowned Tumble champion last night.	:02:49.	:02:53.
The CBBC star shook off an injury to get the most public	:02:54.	:02:53.
The CBBC star shook off an injury to gymnastics show and take the trophy.	:02:54.	:03:03.
With the week we have had we did not even know if we would be able to	:03:04.	:03:09.
perform. It has been mental. I have had the best team.	:03:10.	:03:11.
In other news experts in Hawaii are trying to stop lava from	:03:12.	:03:18.
a volcano from spilling onto roads. The volcano has started to erupt	:03:19.	:03:24.
in Honolulu with cracks in the earth opening up at its base.	:03:25.	:03:27.
And the world's first Formula E electronic motor race has taken	:03:28.	:03:29.
place. All 20 drivers drove electronic cars	:03:30.	:03:32.
and British hopeful Sam Bird who I spoke to earlier this week on	:03:33.	:03:33.
Newsround Lucas di Grassi of Brazil won	:03:34.	:03:41.
the race over in Beijing in China. Well sticking with sport,	:03:42.	:03:43.
it's been quite a few years for track star Jonnie Peacock.	:03:44.	:03:46.
Last month he won gold at the European Championships	:03:47.	:03:48.
in Swansea to add to his Paralympic triumph at London 2012.	:03:49.	:03:53.
So to find out how he's done it all we sent Martin for a quick chat.	:03:54.	:03:58.
I remember being at the Paralympics. It's changed a lot of things for me.	:03:59.	:04:05.
But what about you? The way that people view people with	:04:06.	:04:09.
disabilities now has completely changed. And the sport is really	:04:10.	:04:16.
intense, and enjoyable. It is a really cool sport to get involved	:04:17.	:04:21.
in. What the Paralympics did was take away the aspect of people being	:04:22.	:04:27.
overly nice to disabled people, they just got involved.	:04:28.	:04:32.
Just tell us about your disability. I was born with cerebral palsy,	:04:33.	:04:38.
which means I am in a wheelchair. What was your story?	:04:39.	:04:44.
I got meningitis at the age of five. I tried to fight it but my foot	:04:45.	:04:49.
started to die, they had to amputate it up to about there, or so. I did	:04:50.	:04:54.
not lose my whole like, it could have we know what works.	:04:55.	:04:58.
Give us an idea of what it takes to reach the top of your game.	:04:59.	:05:03.
The difference between being a professional sports person and just	:05:04.	:05:08.
a recreational sports person is definitely the commitment. Thinking	:05:09.	:05:15.
about it 24-7. What time do you go to bed? What food do you need?	:05:16.	:05:20.
Lifestyle choices that you might not think about, as a sports person you	:05:21.	:05:23.
must always be thinking about the next session.	:05:24.	:05:28.
I trained six days a week. Were you always going to get into sport from	:05:29.	:05:30.
a young age? I was always full of mad through	:05:31.	:05:39.
school. If I had a day to day job I would definitely still be playing	:05:40.	:05:40.
something at the weekends. Finally -	:05:41.	:05:43.
you'd think having the President of America come to your school would	:05:44.	:05:46.
be pretty exciting but check out what this girl said to Barack Obama	:05:47.	:05:48.
when he turned up at hers. Mr President, when we heard that	:05:49.	:05:59.
somebody was common, I really wanted it	:06:00.	:06:04.

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