30/07/2014 Newsround

Battles have been going on for the last 3 weeks and children have been

affected on both sides. The BBC in the city and has explained what it

is like for children. Parts of this report could be upsetting.

The children seem happy but this is a very sad place. That is because

that in war, not only adults die but children too. For the last free-mac

weeks, both sides have been firing rockets at each other. Those rockets

are very dangerous and can kill you. Some of the children have nightmares

because they worry what will happen to them. Until the adults decide to

stop the fighting, the rockets will continue. That means that no child

is safe. New research has suggested you just

did 5 portions of fruit and veg a day and more do not cause any

benefit. Experts claim that having extra

portions is not any better for you. And driverless cars could be allowed

on UK roads by as early as next year. The vehicles, which do not

need anyone to steer them and use GPS systems to guide them instead,

have already been tested on roads. The government wants to make that

possible year by the start of 2015. It is 1 week since the start of the

Commonwealth games ceremony, now let's head to Glasgow.

Greetings from Glasgow on day seven of the Commonwealth Games.

Host nation Scotland have a big reason to celebrate today -

they've broken their Commonwealth medal record.

They've won a total of 37 medals so far - beating the previous high of

And there are still more medals to be won.

Nineteen golds are up for grabs today with some big names competing.

But first let's take a look at the best of yesterday's action.

The final night of the swimming ended with a real nail-biter.

Team England held off the favourites Australia

Adam Brown, who missed the birth of his first child to compete, swam to

There were also golds for England's Ben Proud and Wales' Georgia Davies.

England's women gymnasts matched the success of England's men by taking

gold in the team final. They put on a strong all-round performance to

hold off Australia. Wales took the bronze - their first ever team medal

in the women's gymnastics in the women's gymnastics.

Now for the past seven days, Glasgow has been showing itself off

to the world, with some top sporting action at these Commonwealth Games.

But yesterday I met 12-year-old Beth, who wanted to show me

Hello, I am Beth. I am 12 years old and I was born in Glasgow. Today I'm

going to show you around the city. Ready to go? Let's go.

This is the armadillo. It is supposed to look like the hull of a

ship. It is used for performances from all

over the world, different artists come, but when I was younger I did

dancing displays year. What I love about the science centre

isdot-macro Dash-macro the science centredot-macro Beth, I am here!

The activities you are really fun and exciting. We are always

learning. It looks like you are learning how

to build DNA. Yes, Dan.

Beth, where are we now? We are in Kelvingrove Art Gallery

and there is loads of things to see here. Animals and even a Spitfire.

Every time I come live something new.

Do you think these animals come to life when it dark?

I think so, too. This is Victoria Park, the baton

came through here. How do you feel about the games

being in your city? It has been great, there has been

some of energy, the city has been buzzing.

Here it is, fossil Grove. It is a collection of fossilised

tree stumps that are hundreds of millions of years old. It is really

cool. Thank you for taking me. You are welcome. OK, Martin Demichelis

you enjoy and my favourite spots of Glasgow as much as I do. Thank you

for taking me, I had fun. OK, I am sure you know your way home. No,

Beth! Beth! Thank you, Beth, I managed to find my way back just

before the morning billeted in. Greg Rutherford will be going for

gold in the long jump final today. Yesterday he posed with fans for

photos at Hampden Park, despite the best efforts of an official to usher

him away. He said he wanted to give back to the fans, I love that.

That is all from newsround, we're back at 8:55 AM with news of when

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