01/06/2014 Newsround

It's Sunday, Ayshah here with your weekend update.

The British youngsters hoping to hit the heights of success, plus the

hotel made entirely out of salt. First, an American soldier held

prisoner in Afghanistan for nearly Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl had been

captured and kept captive by the Taliban, a hard-line Islamic

group that's been fighting US But after long negotiations he's

been released in exchange for five Afghan prisoners, and his

family can't wait to get him home. My name is Bowe Bergdahl. I was

born... For nearly five years, videos like this one released by the

Taliban were the only glimpse the world had off Bowe Bergdahl. He was

handed over to US special forces in Afghanistan yesterday, fit and well.

For his parents, a phone call from President Obama brought the news

that their long I -- ordeal was long and well. Sign at the

telecommunication words we heard this morning from the president. We

look forward to recovering our son. For President Obama, it is a

successful outcome after some complexes Doshi Asians with the

Taliban. I cannot imagine the hardship that you have gone through.

As President, I speak for all Americans when I say we cannot wait

for the moment when you are reunited and your son is back in your arms.

The yellow ribbons tied around his home town in Idaho is a reminder of

the missing soldier, and they are replaced now with yellow balloons,

in preparation for a happy homecoming.

Next up, FIFA, the organisation in charge

of world football, is facing calls to re-run the contest to decide

Qatar won the vote to become hosts back in 2010.

But now the Sunday Times newspaper claims it has got secret documents

that suggest former FIFA executive Mohammed Bin Hammam paid some

of the people voting to make sure they backed Qatar's bid.

Qatar and Bin Hamam have denied similar claims in the past.

But politicians say if it's true, the decision

on who hosts the tournament should be looked at again.

If the allegations prove to be true, the consequences are very

serious, and it begs the question as to whether we should rerun the whole

of the 2022 competition and see whether cats are genuinely does

deserve to win the World Cup. Next to the case that has

caused international outrage. A woman in Sudan who was put

in prison because she refused to World leaders have heavily

criticised the decision, and this morning there's some

suggestion that the reaction might This was Meriam Ibrahim

on her wedding day. She was raised as a Christian

by her mother, and her husband But now she's in prison,

forced to give birth to the couple's The majority of people

in Sudan are Muslims. The country has had strict Islamic

laws for more than 30 years, and a court there ruled that

because Meriam's dad was a Muslim, But she refused to change her faith

and was sentenced to death It is very challenging when you are

a minority, especially if you are seen to be belonging to be belonging

to a faith which is considered foreign, and that is often how

Christians are characterised, accused of being a loyal citizens.

The sentence sparked a big reaction across the world and there were some

The UK's Prime Minister David Cameron criticised the decision too.

He said it was barbaric and out of step with the world today.

But last night there seemed to be a change of heart.

A senior official in Sudan told the BBC that Meriam would be

But until that happens, the pressure on Sudan to change

In other news, a massive ash cloud has been spewing

Mount Sangeang Api began erupting on Friday, with the ash sweeping

It forced airlines to cancel flights in parts of both countries.

But this morning they've allowed flights in and out of Darwen

In sport, Arsenal take on Everton in the women's FA Cup final later.

Some of the stars involved are expecting a close game.

We beat them in the league cup in 2008 as well in the final there, so

historically, we are pretty good in finals against them. Getting to the

final was a major challenge for us, and it was a major point in our

season, and we have been up and down since then. We need to push on and

prove to people, and there is a lot of pressure on us.

If one of your favourite things to do is hanging around in the trees,

then this sport could be right up your alley.

The British Junior Lead Climbing team are competing this weekend

They have to get to the highest point as quick

And some of the team explained what it's like to be up that high.

I usually can't hear anything else. I am so focused on one move at a

time. If you keep thinking ahead, I tend to panic.

Last up, you might use salt to sprinkle on your chips for your tea.

But in a town in Egypt it is being used in a whole other way.

In Siwa Valley, local people make candles with it, art sculptures and