25/07/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon, Hayley here live with the giant puppets taking over a

city on the way, plus your amazing versions of Let it Go from Frozen.

But let's start with the big news this afternoon.

One of the top athletes at the Commonwealth Games is out

of the competition after failing a drugs test.

Rhys Williams is co-captain of Team Wales and was a strong medal

But earlier today it was announced he'll miss the games after testing

He says he's devastated and says he didn't take anything

This was the reaction of Wales' most successful paralympian.

I was genuinely shocked when I heard about it. You are not always

surprised when athletes are named but with him I was. It is really

difficult to say if it is something, if it was performance

enhancing, or if he just did something really stupid and he took

a cold remedy or something he should not have done.

More on that to come as it develops, but back to the action and there's

22 medals up for grabs in Glasgow today, including the bowls.

You might think it's a sport more suited to your grandparents but it's

starting to get a new army of young fans, as Leah's been finding out.

If you thought bowls was just a sport played

With over 900 clubs in Scotland and many more across the UK there's

a thriving junior section that's got lots of children very excited.

I play because it is very calm. It is a unique sport. It is not given

enough credit because it builds up concentration. People do not really

think about it. Killer The North British Bowls club in

Shettleston in Glasgow was founded almost 100 years ago and it's

youngest member is Josh, just six. macro -- I enjoy it. I like it

because my dad does as well. Although Josh is a fan freshening up

the image of Bowls has proved quite a challenge but it's something

Australia seems to have cracked. Clubs there have relaxed

their rules on membership and dress code to attract younger

people and many play bare foot. The people you'll see competing

at the Games might still be But with some rare TV exposure,

and a new army of young bowlers coming through, that could all

change in the future. I switch on the television and I

think that could be me when I am older if I practice.

Next to the 20 foot tall puppets taking over a city.

This young girl, her dog and her grandma have been

walking their way through Liverpool today in events marking the 100th

More than one and a half million people are expected to see the

special designed puppets over the weekend and the first ones to catch

She is absolutely fabulous, isn't she? Could be my granny X mark --! I

really love it and I love the dog. And all week you've been sending us

your versions of "let it go" - the hit song

from the Disney film Frozen. It's sold almost half a million

copies in the UK alone and got stuck So to end the show today

it's over to you guys. Let it go... Let it go... Let it go.

I do not care what they say. I am going to reach out. Let it go. Let

it go. Up to the break of dawn. Let it go. Let it go. The perfect world

is gone. Here I will stay. In the light of day. And this day will

dawn. Never bother me anyway.