07/08/2017 Newsround

This is Newsround.

Morning all, Ricky here with your Monday headlines.

First up, the Netherlands are European champions

after winning the Women's Euros.

Hosts the Netherlands won the competition with a thrilling 4-2

victory over Denmark.

The tournement is being called the most successful

Women's Euros ever.

Let's get you a round-up of the action at the World Athletics

Championships in London.

Let's start with the boos - American sprinter Justin Gatlin,

who shocked a lot of people when he beat Usain Bolt in the 100m

men's final, was booed again after picking up gold.

Bolt finished third and got bronze.

Gatlin's been in trouble before for taking banned drugs.

Better news for Jessica Ennis Hill - the retired athlete didn't have

to work up a sweat to pick up this gold.

She got the top prize after Russian drug cheat Tatyana Chernova

was stripped of her 2011 World Athletics Champion

heptathlon medal.

So an upgrade from silver to gold for Jess.

Do you think men should always be the ones to put out the bins

while women always do the dishes?

Well, the people who make adverts have been told to be more careful

about how they show the roles of boys and girls.

Ayshah's got more.

Her hair is so long and silky!

Have a look at these adverts...

Grown-up like mummy, and strong like daddy.

That's nothing compared to Captain Awesome's day.

Did you notice something about them?

I thought they were just random.

I don't really watch this type of thing.

Oh, no, doll advert.

Well, if you watch closely, there's an issue that some people

think is a bit of a problem.

That's with the way they seem to show how girls should be

and how boys should be.

This is known as gender stereotyping.

Ads that paint a picture that it's, for example, the woman's role

to tidy up after her family, who've trashed the house.

That's her job in life.

Similarly, ads that mock men for being hopeless at performing

straightforward parental or household tasks, just

because they're a man.

Now that the kids know what to look for, has it changed

what they think of the ads?

The way they are putting it is just, like, girls are weak and pretty

but boys are strong, and that's not always

the way it works.

I actually know quite a few boys who quite like dolls,

but I know about ten girls who hates dolls.

I hate dolls.

I've never, ever played with dolls.

I think you should get a boy and a few girls

and about two boys on it as well.

The Munch Bunch is all right because it has girls in and boys in.

If I was in charge of the adverts, I would try to make it more modern

and fair for boys and girls.

Just try and close the sexist gap and try and get an equal number

of boys and girls in it.

you about our latest Newsround special.

This one tells the story of 10-year-old Sumayyah,

11-year-old Shubhashukla and 9-year-old Kamolpriya.

They're all are on a mission of a lifetime to find out

what happened to their families during Indian partition

70 years ago.

They travel from the UK to India and Bangladesh to re-create

the journey that their families made so many years ago.

I want you to go to India and find out what you can

about our family history.

Yes.

I have some letters, you go to Bangladesh

and find my old home for yourself.

Once we find it we will tell you all about it.

Thank you, Daddy!

This is my great, great grandfather.

We're wondering if you could help us find an old house?

This was one of the posh houses in this area.

I've found a piece of the puzzle of my family's history and I'm

willing to find out the rest of this puzzle.

It's unlike anything I've ever seen in my life!

We believe that this is your ancestral home.

It's very hot.

This place is open 24 hours a day.

What?!

The thing that I'll probably remember about this whole trip

is my grandad's reaction.

It's amazing, it's amazing, it's amazing!

I just think she must have been such a strong woman

to go through all that.

And I'm really proud that I could uncover my

great-grandmother's story.

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

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