19/09/2012 Newsround

Good afternoon. We are live from the Newsround headquarters in

Salford. It's gone five and we have all the top stories. Including...

Stamping out racism in football. The FA are told they must do more.

The new show that will change the way you think about your body.

First, the shocking story about two women police officers who were

killed yesterday in Greater Manchester. Thousands of people

have paid tribute to PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone. I've

spent the day with the community who are still coming to terms with

what happened. It's been described as one of the darkest days in

police history. Yesterday morning two female police officers arrived

at this housing estate in Mottram in is east Manchester. They were

attacked and gunshots were fired and a grenade was thrown. PC Nicola

Hughes and PC Fiona Bone were both killed during the attack. Attacks

like this on police officers are incredibly rare, which is why it's

been such a shock. This is a complete sense of shock and

disbelief here today as people try to return to their normal daily

lives but it's very hard to comprehend what happened here

yesterday. It's a relatively quiet area. Later in the morning a 29-

year-old man, called Dale Cregan handed himself into the local

police station. He was arrested and is still being questioned by

officers on suspicion of carrying out the attacks. He's one of the

UK's most wanted men and was already wanted by the police in

connection with another murder in the area. Police are still here at

the crime scene trying to work out exactly what happened the deaths of

the two police officers have shocked not only the people in this

community, but the whole country. Nicola's family say she died doing

the job she loved, but the people living here are still trying to

understand how this could have happened. Thousands of messages of

condolence have been left for the police constables and today

officers in Manchester held a one- minute silence to remember their

colleagues, but for now their job is to find out exactly what

happened and why. Nicola and Fiona were on duty doing the job that

thousands do every day. Officers get called out to millions of

incidents and most of them don't carry any weapons, but after

yesterday it's got a lot of people asking why. Leah has the answer.

There are more than 150,000 police officers serving in the UK. Whether

you live in a big city or in the countryside, you often see them out

on the beat. But only a small number carry weapons. Police chiefs

in Britain believe that having armed officers on the streets will

make the police less approachable. It's not the way forward. It's not

the way the Police Service wants to go. It would be an extra barrier

that stops the police talking to the community and the community

talking to the police. What do you think would happen if police

officers did carry guns? The more police officers that carry firearms

I think the likelihood would be that more criminals would carry

firearms, meaning there would be more of these incidents and not

less. In other countries around the world officers carry guns, like

these in America. However, in Britain that's not the case.

this country we are quite unusual and unique that we police by

consent. We police by consent of the communities and in other

countries they police by force and that's evident in the equipment

that they have and the firearms that are openly displayed. We are

not like that. We work with the community to actually police and

deliver the service that the community requires. Since 194576

police officers have lost their lives while on duty. What happened

yesterday doesn't just raise questions about whether we do to

protect them, but reminds us what they do to keep us safe. Stories

like this are very rare. If you are ever upset by anything in the news,

there's help and advice on our website. Other news now and more

needs to be done to kick out racism from football. That's the message

that politicians have given to the people in charge of the game. MPs

have been looking into how racist behaviour is dealt with in the

sport. Following the recent contraversies over John Terry and

Luis Suarez. They suggest more training and making it easier to

report abuse. Sepp Blatter told me one of the ideas he thought would

help. A handshake which is very special. Not this handshake. This

one. Where really you have to look into the eyes of the people. This

is also something where you can - you are my friend, we play football.

You are my opponent but we will shake hands. I will respect,

because I look at you. Staying with football right now, England's

women's team are facing Croatia in their final qualifying match for

Euro 2013. They're on the pitch. It's 0-0 and they did have a bit of

a break after the Olympics and they are playing at the home of Warsaw

football club now. Arsenal winger, Rachel Yankey, is making her 120th

appearance for England. She's the most capped England female player

ever. Very proud moment. NASA's space shuttle has now gone to a

museum. It was strapped on to that jet that took off in Florida today.

It's heading for LA, where it will be on display in the California

Science Centre for fans to enjoy. If there are questions that you've

always wanted answered about how your body works, I'm sure you've

got plenty, then CBBC's new series, Operation Ouch might be the one for

you. Dr Chris and Dr Zand are on the new show. Ricky went. I want to

see the doctor, but I'm not ill. I'm here to see Dr Chris to talk

about his new show. The buy accept is probably bigger than your waist.

It's about how your body works and amazing technology. We look at

ancient technology, like using maggots. We still use them because

they Eid dead flesh. They won't eat live flesh, so it's good to clean a

wound out and we use leaches. If you cut the end of your finger it

can be re-attached if you put the leach on, because it will draw

blood through and it will regrow the vessel. Time to show us some

body tricks, but you're going to get changed. You look the part now.

We don't have a surgery. Let's get on. Show us some of your tricks.

these are fun to do if you are grown up or a kid. I'm going to

stop you being able to lift up your foot. Stand here. Put your right

foot against the wall and shoulder. Put your right ear against the wall.

Now lift your left foot up. It's a balance thing. In order to lift it

up you need to move your body this way, but the wall is stopping you.

Put my brother down. If you fancy some of that make sure you make an

appointment with this Dr For Operation Ouch on 3rd October.

tried it. It's for real. It's crazy. I bet you'll be doing that at home.

You can see loads more with Ricky over on the website. Now, this last

story is no trick. Meet 81-year-old Joyce, who is officially the oldest

papergirl in the world. She has been delivering the local paper in

her tiny village in Wales for more than 40 years, clocking up 10,000