21/09/2016 Newsround

Hello, good morning, I'm Naz.

It's Wednesday and this is Newsround.

First up, you've told us that bullying on social media

is a problem that many of you face.

Well, now Instagram has decided to roll out a new feature getting

rid of any comments you may find offensive or upsetting.

But will it stop the bullies?

I've been asking whether you think it'll work.

Social media is used by millions worldwide.

But bullying is a big problem.

Social media companies have been accused of not doing enough.

And kids being bullied know that certain features made

to help just don't work.

Now Instagram has rolled out a new feature where you can list

all the words and emojis that upset you.

And this is one example of how it works.

I really don't like the word horrible, and the angry emoji

really does make me angry, so I can put those words and that

emoji on a list of words that I don't like, so if anybody comments

on my pics with "horrible" or the angry emoji, they will be

removed automatically and I won't see them.

Instagram says they did this to make sure "everyone feels

safe to be themselves without criticism or harassment".

But what do these year nines think?

Will it work?

Some people can find ways around the censoring, and they

will use other words.

There's ways around it, they will use physical bullying

and then there's phone calls and other social medias.

Getting the words right and what makes you feel safe

will take a lot of time.

It will probably work for the first week and then get forgotten.

It will give people a sense of security, thinking

that they can't have people saying rude comments about them.

I think that the new feature wouldn't work because they would

find a way around it and use different emojis.

This is just one idea, but the reality - it

won't solve bullying overnight.

And if you're worried about any kind of bullying,

then head over to the CBBC website where you can find loads of advice.

Now, to a big story happening in Syria, a country

in the Middle East where different groups have been at war

for more than five years.

On Monday, aid workers taking trucks full of food, clothes and medicine

to people caught in the fighting were attacked and around

20 people died.

America has blamed Russian warplanes for the attack,

calling it an enormous tragedy, but Russia strongly

denies being involved.

The aid workers were from the United Nations,

and now the organisation, which gets countries to work

together for peace, says it will stop sending any

more aid into Syria.

BBC reporter James Longman sent Newsround this from

neighbouring country Lebanon.

There are millions of people who live in parts of Syria

without regular access to food or medical supplies,

and this convoy was volunteer is trying to get aid to a town

in the north of Syria.

Now, eyewitnesses say bombs were dropped from helicopters

on a warehouse and 18 trucks, and they had enough aid and medical

supplies for 78,000 people.

It comes at a very difficult time for the country, because last week

there was supposed to be a pause in the fighting,

but it has been very difficult to get all the different groups

inside Syria to agree.

So now politicians are going to have to find a way to save the ceasefire,

but it's very difficult to see how they can do that,

because if you hit aid workers in a war zone,

that is against international law, and that is a war crime.

Thanks,

Thanks, James.

Thanks, James. Next:

Bulldogs and pugs are becoming more and more popular as pets.

But now vets are warning that the demand for these types

of flat-faced breeds of dogs is harming their health.

Many dogs suffer with breathing problems and some owners

are choosing to abandon them rather than pay vets' bills.

The predominant thing with this breed that we see problems

with is something called Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway

Syndrome, which is a posh way of saying that because they have got

a really short nose that we have bred into them, as a result,

they have breathing difficulties, which you can hear now.

Owners frequently are not aware of a problem with their dogs,

they perhaps just accept that the dogs are like this.

If you have one of these dogs, you will be aware of the problem.

They are usually snorers, again people find it quite cute,

but that is a sign, often struggle at exercise,

they have quite poor tolerance and get tired out very quickly.

Before I go, head online to give us your questions for Paralympic

champions Sarah Storey and Ellie Simmonds, as we'll be

chatting to them later.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.