24/10/2012 Newsround

Hello, here is what is coming up: Hungry for the truth?

We check out a new food labelling system which will make it easier to

see what you are eating. And we talk top tablets. Let the

Sky fall. And the 007 Jed word, First, it is going to get easier to

find out if the food we eat is healthy or not. After 10 years of

talking a new food labelling system is finally being introduced. The

labels will show how much fat, salt and sugar is in the food. It is

hoped it will cut obesity, but the Government says it cannot force

food companies to use the labels. Green for go, amber for caution and

red.. The traffic light system is a simple way of controlling cars and

for some time it has been used to control our diets as well. You have

probably seen these symbols on the food packaging at home and you have

probably chosen green symbols which are healthiest, but sometimes

choosing the right things to eat can be a headache.

The Government wants to make it easier for us to watch what we eat.

From next summer, one system will be used. The supermarkets and

manufacturers have woken up to the fact they have a responsibility to

make sure we all live healthier, happier lives. The plans are for a

mixture of colour-coding and numbers to give you information on

fat, salt, sugar and saturated fats. It is hoped it will make it easier

for us to eat healthy foods and cut the levels of obesity. Traffic

light Labour link is fantastic because at the point of purchase, a

shopper, event a child can look at a glance and compare two products.

Health charities are warning as a voluntary system not all

manufacturers have to do this. Some Serial and chocolate makers will

not be using the system as they feel colour-coding only looks at

the negative side of nutrition. But a meeting is taking place tomorrow

to come up with a design that everyone is happy with.

Alesha Dixon and Pixie Lott are some of the stars helping to launch

this year's Poppy Appeal. They are performing in Trafalgar Square

later today. 45 million poppies will go on sale on Saturday for

Remembrance Sunday on November 11th. The Royal British Legion hopes to

raise millions of pounds. It is incredible and everybody should do

their part. It is only when you get time to spend with soldiers and

hear their stories and what they have sacrificed for us and our

country that you feel like you cannot do enough. We are asking

sure prisoners be allowed to vote? Today the Prime Minister insisted

if you are behind bars you should not be allowed to have your say in

elections. At the moment voting is banned if you are in jail, but the

European Court has ruled stopping prisoners from voting is illegal.

MPs have until the end of next month to decide what to do.

In cycling and Bradley Wiggins and might have to work harder to win

the Tour de France next year. road for the 2013 race has been

revealed. It has got more mountain's the last time including

two gruelling 8 1/2 mile climbs. Bradley Wiggins is best at the

time-trial stages, but not the climbing stages. Lance Armstrong

was banned for life and stripped of his titles after cheating by taking

drugs. It is a sport I love and I have always loved. It is a shame

that cycling has been dragged through this again, really. I am

not ashamed he has been caught because it had to come out at some

point. How much help do you really give your mum around the house? One

man in Canada is so fed up with her three daughters not helping out she

has gone on strike. She has been posting the pictures of the messy

house on the Internet. My girls were not keeping up on their choice

and their responsibilities. School starts, sports start and I am a

working mum. My husband got home and we decided we were going on

strike. On the website we are asking you how you would cope if

The iPad was launched on 3rd April, 2010. It made computers a lot more

portable. Apple led the way in the market, but over the last few

months there have been launches from other manufacturers producing

even smaller devices. Now Apple are playing catch-up, but will their

latest product win the Tablet war? In 2010, Steve Jobs, the founder of

Apple said smaller tablets would fail. But a year after he passed

away Apple made this announcement. This is the iPad. They have just

launched the iPad Mini, which is smaller. It is 7.9 inches and fits

quite nicely into your hand. You could say the small tablet market

is very big and here is the competition. You have got the next

seven, the Kindle Fire and the galaxy tabla by Sampson. Since

Steve Jobs died, Apple had realised there is a market already created

by other people for smaller tablets, but it is more expensive and there

is a lot of competition. A is year, Apple recorded lower than expected

profits. They still made billions of pounds, but not as much as they

had hoped. They reckon the iPad Mini could give them the boost they

need. But Apple's share of the market has fallen and the android

devices are performing very well. But with no new gadgets on the

horizon the next 12 months could be tricky for one of the most valuable

companies in the world. Yesterday we were talking Wasps,

but today we are talking about moths. It is a huge moth. This is

the giant Atlas moth, one of the biggest in the world with wings of

about 30 centimetres. It is usually seen in South East Asia, but this

one found its way to a house in Lancashire. He bit late 30 eggs on

a windowsill in Ramsbottom and they are now catching into caterpillars.

I thought it was a bat at first. It was huge, but when I got nearer I

could see all the colours. My dad told me it was an Atlas moth. OK, I

have never heard of any of them before. Finally, everyone's

favourite twins have been having a go at their own version of the

latest Bond theme tune. # Let the Sky fall, when it rumbles... #.