01/08/2014 Newsround

It's Friday afternoon, and today, Newsround comes to you

I'm in Glasgow, as Hampden Park prepares for the arrival

And I'm in Belgium, speaking to kids who are remembering World War I, 100

years on. Well, where better to start than

the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. It's been another big day

for the home nations, but there's one man in particular

that everyone is waiting to see. And with news on that

and all the day's big stories, Welcome to Hampden Park,

where tonight Scotland will welcome the Games' biggest star to

the track, the fastest man The Jamaican creates a frenzy

of excitement wherever he goes and The 100m and 200m world record

holder will line up as part But before I get too carried away,

let?s catch up with some England's dynamic diving duo

Jack Laugher and Chris Mears won gold in the synchronised three

metre springboard, with fellow English pair Nick Robinson-Baker

and Freddie Woodward joining them on In the gymnastics arena, it was

a case of who can stay on their It was beginning to look like no

gymnast wanted to win the gold after a series of falls, until Eliazbath

Black from Canada produced a So tonight,

it is all about the Lightning Bolt , but last night another monster

of the track, David Weir, stormed A real feature of these Games has

been the combination of para sport alongside other sports, and I've

been looking into whether people The Paralympic Games took

the nation by storm, turning the likes of David Weir and Hannah

Cockroft into sporting heroes. But at the Commonwealth Games

in Glasgow, it's a bit different. There's fewer events and athletes,

meaning some familiar faces like And instead of a separate para

games, all the events for both able-bodied and disabled athletes

take place at the same time. High Speed two to be able to

experience the first medal we won has worked well. The integration has

been fantastic. And from London to Glasgow,

para sport is going We are about to watch David Weir in

the T54 1500m, here in Hampden Park. You can hear how loud the crowd is.

So what do fans think about Para-sport being on at the same time

as the rest of the competition? David Weir is coming home to

victory. I think it is good, because then they get a chance to be in with

the main people. If you get bored of one thing, like the long jump, you

can easily watch something else. If someone is disabled, they can get

involved in the main events. You have different people together.

So could other events such as the Olympics follow Glasgow's example?

Logistically, it would be almost impossible to have a combined

Olympics and Paralympics. It would last a month. It is too big. You can

do it at the Commonwealth Games. So after Glasgow,

para and able-bodied athletes will go back to competing at different

times, but the success of these Commonwealth Games may mean we see

all athletes compete alongside each Next, let's go to Ricky in Belguim,

where people are getting ready to mark 100 years since the start

of World War One. Good afternoon from Ypres in

Belgium. Behind me is the men in gay, which commemorates soldiers who

died, but were never found. Today, I met two kids who were here to write

in a special book of remembrance. I put, if it weren't for you, we would

not be here. I wrote a poem. Flowers are red and the sky is blue, no one

is better than you. It is amazing, the amount of people, how many

graves there were. That was why we put our notes in the book. We will

be bringing you much more on the 100th anniversary of World War I

over the weekend and on month. On the whole team here, have a great

weekend.