25/07/2014 Newsround

Leah here, live with exciting dino news on the way...

A golden day for Scotland as the Commonwealth games starts in style.

First to a big argument among world politicians about what

happened to cause a plane to crash in the East of Ukraine last week.

It's thought the plane was shot down but so far nobody has taken

Messages of sympathy for the victims of the

This was the airport where the flight took off last week, before

It was flying over the Ukraine when it came down.

The country has been a war zone for months as a result

of fighting between the Ukrainian army and people there who want to be

Pro-Russian rebels have been widely accused of shooting

down the passenger plane - perhaps because they made a mistake

and thought it was a military plane from the Ukrainian forces.

Most of the victims of the crash were from

the Netherlands, and the country held a day of mourning for the

victims and there are still flowers and toys here left in tribute.

So far no one has admitted being responsible for the crash.

Politicians in the UK, Netherlands, Australia and the US believe that it

was pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine who shot the plane down but Russia

says they don't yet know for certain but they think that it could have

These different opinions have caused an argument between the Ukraine,

Russia and world leaders trying to find out who is to blame.

The process of uncovering the truth about what caused the

This type of incident is extremely rare and safety measures have been

All planes have now been stopped from flying over eastern Ukraine

and experts say flying is still one of the safest ways you can travel.

In other news, scientists involved in a big project to dig up fossils

say their findings have completely changed their views on dinosaurs.

The team, who've discovered 150 million year old remains in Siberia,

Russia, say they suggest lots more dinosaurs than previously thought

Before now feathered remains had only been found in China.

Now, the Commonwealth Games is in full swing after a golden day

They won ten medals in total, including four golds.

One of which went to swimmer Ross Murdoch.

He beat strong favourite Michael Jamieson

in the 200 metres breast-stroke and broke the British and

No way that just happened! If Can't believe it. If if Amazing. A dream

come true. If I'm so surprised. Well, not to be outdone,

Scotland's Hannah Miley beat her own Games record

by winning the 400 metres medley. The 24-year-old finished ahead

of England's Aimee Willmott Well it was also a big day

for sporting siblings with two different sets of brothers and

sisters making the medal podium. Scotland's Louise and

Kimberley Renicks both grabbed Kimberley won the 48 kilo category

with this great move, before Louise And Olympic champion

Alastair Brownlee beat his brother Johnny to the gold in

the triathlon - the event which sees Jodie Stimpson won

the women's event for England. A Bradley Wiggins Ms Ong all. If --

missed out on gold. He will not do the Tour de France again. I have

been there and I have done it. This has to take priority. Nor loyalties

in cycling. Everyone definitely getting

into the spirit of the Commonwealth Yes, Her Majesty was captured

peering over the shoulder of australian athlete Jayde Taylor

as she took this selfie. The athlete only realised afterwards

and the photo's gone viral.