30/05/2013 Newsround

tornado strikes in northern Italy. A superskydiving martial artist.

First, takeaway chips, pies and one council in the north-west wants to

ban new takeaway shops from serving hot food during school hours. They

believe chips, Curries and pizzas are fuelling Thain obesity crisis.

Rick has been finding out it's proving to be quite a hot topic.

Burgers. Pies. Chips. Not good for our health, but they taste so good!

Salford City Council in north-west England want to ban hot takeaway

food served until after kids get home from school. The rule would

only apply to new takeaways applying for a licence in the area. Salford

Council say, we don't think they should be serving hot food over the

counterbefore 5.00pm near schools as children should be nournled to eat

healthily. Some schools do offer kids healthy foods but Salford

Council are concerned that kids are still visiting their local takeaway

shops at lunchtime and after school. In the UK, one third of children are

overweight or obese. Some people say that banning kids from takeaway

shops isn't the best way to tackle the problem. I think it's entirely

up to yourself what you want to do, should be freedom of choice. There

are shops here that sell crisps and chocolate and wouldn't be affected

under these proposals. Chocolate and crisps and I think chips are more

healthy. Getting kids to eat healthily isn't new. There have been

lots of celebrity-led campaigns trying to get you to eat better.

Some say you should be able to make your own decisions about food you

eat and council are going too far in controlling what we eat and when.

Before a decision is made local residents will get a chance to have

their say on the ban. But for now the takeaway isn't being taken away.

There you go, Sir. Bye. Now check out these amazing pictures

of a tornado in northern Italy. The twister hit about 25 kilometres

north-east of Milan yesterday. Footage showed debris flying through

the air and some buildings were destroyed and several vehicles

overturned but there were no reports of casualties.

Next, do you ever play war games with your mates or battle it out

with toy guns or Swords for fun? A new exhibition in London is taking a

special look at these games and raises the question, is encouraging

kids to fight even if it's just playing, a good idea?

Playing soldiers is nothing new. As long as we have had wars we have had

war games. For kids like Hector, there's nothing better. This is an

MP 40. It's folding stock and I play every chance I have with my brother.

In the past toys have been created to prepare children for the coming

conflicts. In the Second World War germ's leader hit -- Germ lead

leader encouraged kids to play war games. Many parents believe it can

make kids think fighting is OK. don't let my children. It's

something I don't want them to do. Some people believe war games help

children learn good from bad. have to teach them the consequences

of war and violence and make sure they understand the historical

context. Toys have mirrored the development of weapons through the

ages but whilst the technology has changed the debate remains the same.

Is it OK to play at killing, even if it's just for fun?

Well, hundreds of you have been letting us know what you think about

comments guys. Two things missing from this

bulletin so far, skydiving and martial arts. Well, not any more.

Check out Ernie from the USA jumping from a plane and setting a new world

record by smashing 12 wooden boards with his fists all done while