02/09/2016 Newsround

Morning, guys, Naz here with Friday's Newsround.

A huge hurricane has landed in Florida in the last

It's the first one to hit Florida in 11 years.

Hurricane Hermeen is really big and people who live

there are staying indoors, putting up shutters

The biggest worries are high winds, heavy rain and flooding.

350 years ago today the Great Fire of London started.

It was a four-day blaze, which swept through Britain's

capital, destroying large parts of it.

To mark the anniversary, a model replica of London will be burned,

But what exactly happened and how did it change

Charles II would have been your monarch.

This is what you would have been wearing.

Your house would probably have been made out of wood.

There was no fire brigade, and chances are someone

you know had had a deadly disease called the Plague.

Then on the 2nd of September, life like this changed for ever.

A spark from a baker's oven on Pudding Lane lit a fire,

and the combination of strong wind, closely built homes and a warm

summer meant it quickly roared through the streets of London,

Eight out of every ten buildings were destroyed,

including 13,000 houses and 87 churches.

Six people were reported to have died and more than 70,000

But the catastrophe also meant a new beginning.

It cleared the way for a brand-new city with better, cleaner buildings,

made out of stone, and the first organised fire service.

The Great Fire marked the end of medieval London and the start

Next - there's just a few days until the Paralympic Games kick

One event making its debut at the Games is Para-triathlon

where athletes take part in three different sports - swimming,

George Peasgood will be the youngest para-triathlete representing

Paralympics GB and he's been speaking to Newsround.

Being part of Paralympics GB is absolutely amazing and I didn't

Now I understand when people say they're kind of speechless

about being either an Olympian or a Paralympian.

So what really grabbed me was just kind of the interaction

So I competed out of enjoyment when I was a junior.

I went to the tri club for fun, just to meet friends and I just

really enjoyed the actual training side of it,

I had an accident when I was two years old and so it has really

affected my muscle growth and my ankle mobility.

For the swimming, it means that my kick is very minimal.

For the bike, it's just means I've got less power

And then for running, I just can't really stride out

Being so much younger than quite a lot of the competitors,

I'm going out there mainly to gain experience.

Tokyo or even 2024 is going to be where I am going to be more peaking

So, yeah, I'm really just going out to Rio to enjoy it a bit more

If there's anything that you want to do,

There's no reason why you can't do it, and Paralympics

and the Paralympic movement from London really inspired me

to put myself on the same sort of level as able-bodied people.

So I live and train with the able-bodied squad

here in Loughborough, and there isn't really a reason

why I can't do that, and there shouldn't be one.

I never want to say, what if I did something.

So I have taken every opportunity I have had to really go out

and do something and try and make a difference,

and try and inspire people, which I never thought I be able

to do, but people told me I've been an inspiration to them and that's

Andy Murray is through to the final after he beat his opponent.

Now it's been an epic summer, right?!

Wales' success at Euro2016, a record-level heat wave,

and how can we forget TeamGB's glory at Rio?

But it's all coming to an end, and for many of you,

But here at Newsround HQ we don't want to let the summer go yet!

Get online quick - we want to know what's

been YOUR summer best bit - send us a photo or video of the most

amazing or unusual thing you did this summer.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.