04/04/2017 Newsround

Morning guys, it's Tuesday, I'm Ricky, this is Newsround.

A new world record for skipping - on four legs.

Plus, a sport specially designed for people who can't see.

But first this morning, you might have heard of a place

called Gibraltar being talked about in the news recently.

But where is it and why is it important?

Here's Jenny with everything you need to know.

Gibraltar - somewhere you or your friends may have visited on holiday.

It's famous for its sunshine, its large population of monkeys

That means people living there share the Queen and are protected

But it's also right next to Spain, which it used to be part of,

and for hundreds of years there have been arguments about

The people who live in Gibraltar have said strongly that they want

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, says that she'll support them.

But now there is a new row over Gibraltar.

The UK has voted to leave a club of countries called

the European Union, so there will need to be discussions

about how Gibraltar and the EU will do business in future.

And the EU wants any decisions to be run by Spain first.

But the British Government doesn't want Spain to have the final say

about decisions that will affect Gibraltar.

It's a team sport designed for people who can't see.

Our BBC reporter, Salim, has been checking it out and joins me now.

I have a visual impairment and I wanted a sport

It has been given money to find future medal winners and I went

to meet 14-year-old Amelia who hopefully might be one of them.

Because you could be looking at a future gold medallist -

in the sport of goalball. Play!

Goalball was invented in 1946 to rehabilitate visually impaired

It's the only sport designed specifically for

The aim of the game is to get this, pretty

heavy ball, weighing over one kilogram, into the back of the

opposing team's net, whilst wearing a blindfold.

Because players cannot see, they have to use

These are bells inside the ball, which help them track where it is.

They also feel for markers on the floor to help them

She can't see very well but is really

good at goalball and has been spotted by Great Britain's

I think that when I got the e-mail, I didn't actually go

And it sort of made me realise that if I tried, then I could do it.

How does Amelia feel about becoming a possible Paralympic star of the

It feels like my dream would come true because that is all I have

Have you played the game? Yes, it is fun but it is painful when the ball

hits you. It stings but it is good fun. What is special about goalball?

You like it was designed for people like me who can't see. Are other

sports like football and cricket which have been adapted. The players

have to shout, so you know where they are. Goalball was made for

people like me. It is a unique sport for us. How do young people get

And if you want to know a bit more about how you play goalball,

you can head on over to Newsround online....

where you can also find out about the Undertaker retiring

from WWE and have a go at our quiz of the week.

And THIS is how you celebrate the launch of a new skyscraper...

A huge fireworks display took place in Seoul, the capital

of South Korea, to mark the opening of the Lotte World Tower.

It's the world's fifth highest skyscraper.

30,000 fireworks went off in 11 minutes!

Meet the world's best skipper on four legs.

This little Jack Russell called Jessica has shown she can skip 59

If you thought skipping was hard on two legs, try doing it on four!

That's all from me, Newsround's back at 4:20pm with Jenny.

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