18/10/2012 Newsround

We're live, it is just after five and we've got all the stories you

need to know. Coming your way today... How the miracle twins

attached at the tummy are enjoying life apart. The eight-year-old

schoolboy who's forced a government to re-think history. And we look

into whether fans are being priced Mainly the weight of the top

players demand. -- the wages that First up to the amazing story of

the baby twins born joined together who've now been separated in an

emergency operation. Rosie and Ruby had a rare condition that meant

they were attached at the stomach and shared several body parts. It's

a really rare condition and so it's pretty dangerous to try and

separate them, but a problem meant they had to go ahead with surgery

to save their lives. Rosie and Ruby enjoying a bit of motherly love,

just like any newborn baby. But they start to life is very

different to most. Their condition is really rare, with only around

one in 100,000 children born joined together. It happens when the baby

is developing inside their mum's tummy. Sometimes an egg breaks

apart to make two babies, identical twins, but in a few cases they

don't part completely, leaving them attached. After the baby's -- often

babies born this way don't survive. The one operating on such tiny

babies and are also dealing with structures that are crucial for

life. I think it must be very difficult surgery, and that's why

sadly lots of babies dumped naked, so Woods won the Pollit pair have

been separated successfully. girls were treated at the Great

Ormond St Hospital in London. Surgeons there are experts in this

type thing. In 2009, Rital and Ritage Gaboura, who were joined at

the head, were successfully separated. And five years before,

Hassan and Hussein Benhaffaf were also treated there. Even with

expert help though, the girls' parents were warned that Rosie and

Ruby might not survive. It was worrying. We kind of felt they were

signing their lives away. But if they didn't have it that could have

been just as risky. In some cases conjoined babies share some much of

their bodies they can't be separated but can go on to live

long lives together. Ronnie and Donnie from America are the oldest

conjoined twins at 60 years-old. Rosie and Ruby can now grow up

independently. Although they are now making headlines around the

world, the chances are they won't be able to remember their

extraordinary start to life. Chelsea Captain John Terry's

revealed he won't appeal his four match ban for racially abusing

Anton Ferdinand. The ex-England captain was charged by the FA two

weeks ago despite being cleared by a court in July. He had until today

to appeal but has accepted the punishment. He's always said he's

not racist but apologised for using bad language. Staying with sport,

things are going from bad to worst for Lance Armstrong, the cyclist

caught up in a massive cheating scandal. Three of the former Tour

de France winner's sponsors have dropped him after accusations he

lead the most successful drugs scam in sporting history. And those

accusations have caused a big stir in the world of cycling today. Team

Sky have announced they're going to make all their riders sign a letter

saying they've never used drugs. Brit Bradley Wiggins is their big

star and will have to make the promise. Mark Cavendish was with

the team but has announced this afternoon he's joining another team.

And we know football stars get paid a lot of money. But it looks like

you've got to pay a high price to be a fan too. The cost of watching

live footy is going up, according to a new survey out today. It also

looked at how much you are being charged for pies, grins and

everything else that goes into a What better way to warm up at half-

time and a nice, warm cup of tea. Here in Manchester they got the

most expensive tea in the country, they are charging �2.50. At Oldham

Athletic's a few miles down the road, it will cost you �1.70. We

know this from a new survey from BBC Sport. What we also know is the

cost of things like Tees, tickets, price and programmes is on the up.

They studied 166 clubs in England and Scotland, including women's

football. Last season, the average price of the cheapest adult ticket

in England was �19.10. This season it is �21.24. That is a rise of

11.7 %. The study looked down all four divisions including the League

One's Oldham. Why do you think the cost of football is going up?

Mainly it's the wages for players demand. Your top players, they

demand higher wages and some of that money has to be brought back

into football. So what else do we know? The most expensive match-day

ticket is �126. That is at Arsenal. But in the women's Superleague,

tickets range from �4 to �6. And the cheapest cups of tea and pies

can be found in Alloa in Scotland, it's just 50p for a cup of tea

there. Because they're so much football being shown on TV now and

the cost of it in the stadiums is coming up, people might just not

turn up. It's a great danger. We see attendances falling in all of

the leaks. But it's not all bad news. Clubs like Oldham say they

understand football is expensive, so they put on special offers so

people can afford them. If you worry kid, you can get a season

ticket for a tenner. Lots of other clubs say they are doing the same

thing, as they try and make sure that the next generation of fans

aren't driven away by rising prices. When eight-year-old Aron visited a

memorial to the famous Welsh prince Llywelyn, who died way back in 1282,

he was so disappointed about its poor state he wrote to the Welsh

Government demanding they improve things. Yeah, the prince may have

died more than 700 years ago, but that didn't stop Aron riding in to

In days of old when knights were bowled and Wales was separated from

the UK, there was a Welsh prince called Llywelyn, who fought to keep

it that way. He lost out in battle to the English King Edward, a big

turning point mackerel in history. Because ever since then the two

countries have been joined, but that's not the end of the story.

For 700 years, the place where he died had no shiny statute. It has

been left unloved until then Unite came forward, let's call him Aron

of Wales. We were coming along and we went to see the place, it was a

terrible mess. After his visit, Aron was so shocked at the state of

the Prince's resting-place that he wrote to Wales' First Minister,

Carwyn Jones, and said it was a disgrace. The minister wrote back

and bowed more would be done to keep the Principles memory alive

because his story is an important one. We were pleasantly surprised

that Carwyn Jones has reacted so positively. This is an important

matter of principle. It is part of Wales' history. We should respect

that history. And so, by this tale of bravery and fighting for what

you believe in, Aron of Wales has followed in the footsteps of noble

prince Llywelyn. A big credit to Arun Nayer. What did you reckon

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