05/11/2015 Newsround

Good afternoon. It's Hayley here with Thursday's Newsround.

Keep watching because we've got lots for you.

We'll have a special firework weather forecast.

But first, to the holiday town of Sharm el Sheikh in Egypt where

the government has decided to bring home 20,000 British tourists.

No one is allowed to travel to or from the area, because of worries

This is the Egyptian holiday town of Sharm el Sheikh.

Hundreds of thousands of Britons come here every year on holiday.

At the moment 20,000 people from the UK are there.

But the British government has stopped

all UK flights in and out of the area, because they're really worried

It's all because of a plane crash which happened last week.

The flight was leaving Egypt on its way to St Petersburg in Russia.

Authorities are still trying to work out what happened, but the British

government believes that a bomb could've been on the plane.

It's an extremely rare thing to happen.

So now they're making sure that British tourists are as safe

The UK is helping with security at the airport,

so it's more like what you'd see if you were flying in Europe.

Anyone due to travel home has been sent back to their hotel to wait

It's hoped that flights will start again on Friday,

But for the time being the British government doesn't want anyone

Thanks, Ayshah, and remember if anything in the news

upsets you there's lots of help and advice on the Newsround website,

A rare Sumatran rhino has been brought back to Indonesia

in the hope of helping his species to survive.

Harapan, which means Hope, is eight and he had been living

He's come to live in a special rhino sanctuary inside a national park.

Everyone is hoping that Harapan will find a mate soon

as there are only around 100 of this type of rhino left on the planet.

Next take a look at this footage from an amazing drone.

It's been programmed to fly by itself and avoid obstacles,

like trees, that appear in its way, even at the last minute.

The developers from a university in America are hoping that other

people will be able to use their technology.

They want to see it in products that people can use

Next, a wall in the US city of Seattle that people have stuck

their chewing gum to for 20 years is finally going to be cleaned.

It's known as the gum wall, and its thought there are around one

It's known as the gum wall, and it's thought there are around

Some pieces are shaped into hearts and messages, others are

The sticky wall has become a bit of an attraction to tourists

I think really it is time. It has been 20 years since it was created

in the early 1990s and at this point we think it is a good time to bring

it all back down to the original wall. It is pretty, but disgusting

at the same time. Of course it's November 5th. We

couldn't forget it could we? Lots of you will be out and

about this evening watching displays We asked weather presenter

Simon King for a special Newsround If you are going out to a firework

display this evening you will probably need umbrellas and

waterproofs because there is some pretty wet weather around. In the

south-west of England some drizzly rain around the coast and the

fireworks will be shooting into the cloud. Hopefully you will still see

them. It should be dry in Northern Ireland but patchy drizzle. In

Scotland there are a lot of showers and outbreaks of rain, especially in

the East of Scotland and write down the eastern side of England there is

a lot of rain around. It will not be too cold so you should not need hats

and scarves but umbrellas and waterproofs probably needed. If you

are going out on Friday night it should be drier but quite windy on

the Saturday. Stay safe, but have fun.

If you are heading to a firework display tonight take

a look at the Newsround web site for top tips for staying safe.

You can get some advice from the RSPCA about protecting your

pets and, if that's not enough, chef Stefan Gates has got some

That's all from me. Newsround's back tomorrow at 7.40am.

But for now, have a safe and sparkling night,