17/06/2013 Newsround

stories on Newsround. Why Miley Cyrus is angry with Abercrombie and

Fitch and the plane designs that never took off.

First, we are heading to a small town with a seriously big job - US

President, Barack Obama, is one of the world leaders arriving in

Enniskillen in Northern Ireland for the G 8 summit. There is high

security as leaders from Russia, Japan, Italy and France, Germany and

Canada arrive. The US President, Barack Obama, arrives with his wife

and two daughters. It is the President's first visit to Northern

Ireland. Before getting down to business, he

made a quick stop to speak to these young people in Belfast. As our

daughters pointed out as we were driving in, I cause a big fuss

wherever I go! He's taking part in the G 8 summit, hosted by the Prime

Minister, David Cameron. The talks are taking place in this five star

golf resort, 80 miles from Belfast. With so many powerful people in one

place, security is tight. Miles of razor wire surrounds the area to

keep out trouble. So, what is the summit all about? It is called G 8,

which stands for Group of Eight. Leaders from eight powerful nations

come together every year to try and tackle some of the biggest problems,

from conflict to climate change. This year, the on-going civil war in

Syria is top of the agenda. They want to focus to bring peace to the

country, but cannot agree on the best way forward. It is likely to

cause some tension. For the next 24 hours, this quiet town will be the

centre of world attention. We got into touch with these school kids

today. It is amazing. There is a real buzz. So far we've had

journalists from Norway and London call at our house. Barack Obama is

only a short distance from my house. He can always stop in for his

dinner. With so many leaders on their doorsteps locals have come up

with these G 8 ice cream flavours. Things are a lot better in Northern

Ireland now. It is hoped the discussions made here will help

other countries around the world. Thank you. Miley Cyrus has joined

other US celebrities in criticising the clothing company Abercrombie and

Fitch. A few years ago, Mike Jefferies t man in charge of the

company, which runs Holbrooke too, said in an interview that it --

Hollister too, said in an interview that they only stocked for the thin

and the cool. The top-secret gadgets designed over 507 years ago but --

50 years ago but never made. This jeep scientists thought would be

able to leap over any obstacle. They came one this idea r - a plane that

takes off and lands vertically. A new Harry Potter exhibition is

showing off the props which have become almost as famous as the

characters themselves. The Daily Prophet, the most widely

read newspaper in wizard community. From today, those behind this magic

are putting their work on show. role was to design any prop with a

graphic element to it, whether it is was in the hands or a piece of the

story which was visual, that we had to create. How do you design a

newspaper fit for a wizard? There was one headline and we had to come

up with everything else that was around the newspaper. We did funny

headlines. So my mum is in headlines.

Each newspaper had to be complete with content. Even if it was not

opened or we could not read it, on the inside the paper still had to

have words on its page. A level of detail the author was impressed

with. She was looking very serious and, she was like, "Who writes all

this stuff" it was like, "It is brilliant. It is how I imagined

this." Apparently Britains take an average of 1.9 billion photos every

month. Research suggests one-third of those never make it off our

cameras. What do you do with your snaps? Print them out, or forget