15/07/2014 Newsround

Morning, Newsrounders, Ayshah here with

Big Phil quits Brazil, and a big vote for a sheep named Shaun.

First, 11 million people here in the UK have a disability,

and for some disabled people getting around can be challenging,

and things like lifts and ramps are essential for everyday life.

15-year-old Kieran got in touch with Newsround to tell us

about the difficulties he experiences in rural Scotland,

I have come to the north of Scotland to meet 15-year-old Kieron, who has

cerebral palsy, just like me. But what is life like getting around in

a small place like this? Cerebral palsy is a condition that

can accept your coordination, unlike me, Kieran spends a lot of time in a

wheelchair. It basically affects my legs, which can make an issue around

school and buses and things. Can you give me an insight into what

challenges you face? Steps everywhere, bumps on the pavement,

just generally trying to get around. How does it make you feel?

Sometimes it is OK to get help. But in other situations, you kind of

just want to say, please leave me to get on with it. But sometimes, that

isn't an option. I'm a teenager, and I'm seeing all my friends go off and

become independent, and not need as much help as I do. But why is

accessibility such a problem? Because there are semi-old, stone

buildings. Narrow doorways. It can be a bit of a challenge. Why are

changes not being made? If we had unlimited funds, and shopkeepers

did, it would be done tomorrow. So, what would Kieran like to see in the

future? A lot more ramps, potholes fixed, new pavements pudding. I am

not gay to let this hunk of junk get in my way, because I know what I

want to do. What job due want to do when you grow up? I want to do your

job! Thank you, Kieran, and Martin.

Step aside Sooty, get back Postman Pat.

Shaun the Sheep has just been voted the favourite BBC children?s TV

The farmyard favourite made his first appearance in the 1995 film

Wallace and Gromit, before bagging his own CBBC show 12 years later.

He beat loads of old famous shows your grandma and grandad might have

watched, like Paddington Bear and the Magic Roundabout,

It's thought England could have women bishops as early as the end

Until now women haven't been allowed to hold the top positions in the

Church of England, but a big vote in the Church changes all that.

The final decision has taken a long time because some people

in the church don't think women should be bishops.

There were big celebrations in the Church as

the news was announced, but some people aren't happy about it.

We believe that the Bible teaches that whilst men and women are

completely equal in the eyes of God and in every respect, they

nevertheless have different roles within the church. I am thrilled

that it has gone through, and I hope that maybe in our county, we could

have a woman bishop. Still against it, still sad, but I would be doing

anything dramatic like leaving the church, because we live in a

democracy, and one just has to go with the majority.

You might remember this guy from the World Cup.

Phil Scolari was the coach of Brazil.

Yes, that?s right, the Brazil that got beaten 7-1 by Germany.

And that?s probably why he has just quit.

The man known as Big Phil won the 2002 World Cup

with Brazil, but after his team?s terrible finish to this summer?s

And if you're missing the World Cup already, the Newsround website is

There's loads of stuff there to keep you going.

How about the best goal celebrations from the World Cup? No?

OK, what about a rundown of the best goals at Brazil 2014?

You can also check out an amazing clip of a hailstorm on a beach!

Newsround will be back in the same place at 4.20pm.