20/05/2016 Newsround

Hello, I'm Hayley with your Newsround update this Friday.

Coming up:

What you think about the golf club that won't allow women to join.

Plus:

The dog making mayhem in our studio.

First, the search is continuing to find out what happened

to a plane that went missing early yesterday morning.

Earlier, search teams found debris floating in the Mediterranean sea.

Here's the full story.

The EgyptAir flight was carrying 66 people

on a journey from Paris in France to Cairo in Egypt

when the radars that keep track of aircrafts

as they travel lost touch with it.

Boats, including a team from the Royal Navy,

have been looking for any signs of a wreckage

in the Mediterranean Sea, where the plane went missing.

Earlier today, debris from the plane was found floating in the sea.

No-one yet knows exactly what caused the plane to crash

and security experts say nothing has been ruled out.

Now it's not impossible that this plane could have been brought down

by a terrorist putting a bomb on it or having a fight on board,

but we don't know yet.

What I would say is that the screening, the checks,

the safety measures that are put in place in most airports

around the world are tighter now than they've ever been.

It's very, very difficult for a bad person to get a bomb

or a weapon on board a plane.

And it's been that way now since 2001.

Millions of flights take place every year and events

like this are extremely rare.

The answer to what happened could be found in the black box -

a special device that records what happens inside a plane.

Investigations can be very complicated but more information

is expected to be announced over the next few days.

Remember, if there's anything in the news that upsets you,

you can head online and take a look at our special guide

for advice on what to do.

And, of course, we'll keep you updated on this story.

Next, an historic golf club in Scotland has voted

to keep its rule that women can't become members.

Female golfers can go to the course at Muirfield but only as visitors,

but some people think that's unfair and old-fashioned.

Here's what you guys think.

I think it is quite rude for girls, and it is like bringing them

back to Victorian times, where girls had to do all of the tidying,

they were not allowed to play any games.

I think it is sexist and disgraceful,

because women are already overlooked

and if you tell women they can't play golf -

or a different sport, for that matter -

then it could just knock their confidence.

I think it is good if some clubs are separate, some for boys

and some for girls, because girls like to talk with each other,

girls amongst girls, boys amongst boys.

If the girl wants to be maybe a world-class golf player,

that would be one of the places where they would go to play golf

and that means, if they can't do that,

it is just putting them down.

It is just...

It is a passion, really.

Somebody who can't do that,

it is just stopping them from their abilities,

and that might be something they really enjoy,

so it's just not nice.

You've been heading online to have your say.

Hope in Aberfeldy says thinks clubs should let anyone join,

whatever their gender.

But Cody in Tamworth disagrees.

He thinks it's nice to have some places just for men

and some for women.

And one member of the year five class at Kingfisher Primary

thinks it is OK, because some sports suit men and some suit women.

Thanks to everyone who joined in with the debate.

Finally, in case you missed it,

Ricky was joined by a special guest

in the Newsround studio this morning.

Arthur, the dog who crossed the Amazon rainforest

to find himself a new home.

I think he was quite excited about his appearance on TV.

Take a look at this.

See, he's getting a bit cheeky now.

He's off, he's been having a look around the studio today,

and he's really interested in the Newsround studio.

Join us.

This is your show, this is your moment.

He's got to behave.

He's trying to play with the camera.

He's too cute, he's too cute!

And now you've got this book, haven't you?

Oh!

You can see the full story of Arthur the dog over on our website,

as well as the rest of today's news.

That's all from the Newsround team for today.

We'll be back tomorrow.

Have a great evening.