11/09/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley with your Newsround update. Coming up:

Prince Harry gives gold at the Invictus Games.

It's big, black, sleek and speedy. The new Batmobile's unveiled.

Next week, thousands of 16 and 17-year-olds in Scotland get to

vote for the first time - facing the massive choice, whether

Scotland should become independent from the rest of the UK.

Tonight, some of those first time voters will

be at a big debate in Glasgow, to help them make up their minds.

They'll ask lots of questions about how things would be affected

Things like the economy, the Queen, and even sport.

Ayshah went to meet some of the teenagers taking part.

Why are you looking forward to the debate? I am looking forward to it

because I think it will be quite a good experience, and knowing what

our country will be like if it becomes independent, and how it

might change if we stay together. I think it will be good. We will know

more about what is happening. There has been a lack of information. What

do you think needs to be spelt out? The pros and cons of either side. I

am still liable to change my vote. That is one of the main reasons I'm

excited to go, so I can learn more. My vote could still change. It is

pretty insane, the first time 16 and 17-year-olds get to vote. It is

pretty cool. What are your thoughts? It is nerve wracking but it is

better because it is this generation that the vote will affect. But it is

nerve wracking having the right to vote.

And tomorrow morning, Ayshah will be telling us what

She'll be speaking to some of those who took part to see if

what they learnt led to them voting yes or no to independence .This

is all part of Newsround's Special Scotland road trip.

We've been all over the country finding out what kids think about

We've been to Wales, Northern Ireland, cities close to

the Scottish border, Glasgow and Edinburgh and the tiny islands in

the outer Hebrides to find out how people are making up their minds.

And we'll be in Scotland for the next seven days, bringing

It's been an incredibly tense day in court for one of the world's most

Millions around the world have been watching his trial in South Africa,

where he's accused of murdering his girlfriend, Reeva

In the past few hours, the judge decided he didn't murder her.

Oscar Pistorius is still accused of killing Reeva by accident, so could

The judge will give her decision about that tomorrow.

And if you're upset by anything you see on the news,

there's help and advice over on the Newsround website.

Now this couple miraculously survived unhurt after

their minivan went off a road in the US into muddy flood waters and was

Passersby caught the accident in Nevada on their mobile phones.

Margie Miller struggled to stay afloat in the fast moving water

while her husband was stranded on top of the van until construction

I thought, I may never see her again. It is like a movie. You

realise you are in big trouble and fight to stay alive. I was praying

all the time, Jesus, help me. I had to jump across a ten foot rushing

river. They got me a rope and pulled me all the way to the bank.

The first medals have been handed out at the Invictus Games with

Australia scooping gold in the driving challenge.

The team of injured service men and women competed against ten

other nations on tarmac and off-road on tracks designed to test their

I told him it was his job to get me on the podium so I could meet Prince

Harry. Well done. It was a team effort. We did well and it will give

us a boost and hopefully spur our team-mates on.

From one fast mover to another - the first official photo of the new

It was released by Zack Snyder, who's currently directing

the superhero sequel Batman versus Superman, Dawn of Justice.

It's the first new design for nine years.

The movie, starring Ben Affleck as the caped

Newsround's back right here tomorrow morning.