27/06/2011 Newsround


27/06/2011

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Hi guys. Ore here, bringing you Newsround live just after 5pm on

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what has been a scorchio Monday up and down the country. It's not just

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me with you today. My friend, Leah First, to Libya. It's 100 days

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since British and other international forces began bomb

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attacks over the country and the war is still going on. The fighting

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is all about who should be in charge there. Millions of kids have

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had their lives disrupted, but not all of them agree about who should

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be in power. British aeroplanes strike a military base in Libya.

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For months, Britain, along with other foreign forces, has been

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launching attacks on the country. The aim is to protect Libyans from

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their leader, Colonel Gaddafi, who's been in charge for 40 years,

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but in February, some people decided they wanted him out. They

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held protests, but Gaddafi reacted violently. His forces opened fire

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and people were killed. Fighting between Gaddafi supporters and

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rebels, who want him to quit, has spread right across Libya. Hundreds

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of thousands of people have fled the country and many others, who've

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stayed, have been forced to leave their homes. Lots of schools have

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closed, leaving two million kids without anywhere to study. The war

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has split people living in Libya, although many want to get rid of

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Gaddafi, supporters at this demonstration in the capital city

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Tripoli think he should stay. BBC reporter Jeremy Bowen met one ten-

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year-old who explained why she supports him. Because he teaches us

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what we don't know. He save us from people that are hurting us. He's in

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the a bad guy. He's saving us from everybody that he's doing something

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bad for us. England, in Libya, we don't want to be enemies. We want

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to be friends. For now, Colonel Gaddafi remains in charge in Libya.

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The rebels are not giving up the fight. No-one has any idea how or

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when the war in Libya will end. To strike or not to strike? That is

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the question for a lot of teachers on Thursday. Talks have been on

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today to stop thousands of teachers in England and Wales walking out of

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school. Lots of them are planning not to work because they don't like

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changes the Government wants to make to their pensions - that's

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money you get when you retire. If the strike isn't called off, it may

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mean some parents helping out at school for the day. Due know the

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music industry in Britain reckons it loses more than �200 million a

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year because of illegal downloading N the UK aLen last year a

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staggering 1.2 billion tracks were downloaded without being paid for.

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This takes money away from record labels and singers like Beyonce,

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headlining Glastonbury last night, but it hits less famous artists

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harder. One company wants to stop illegal downloading, by going into

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schools by showing you the hard work that goes into making music.

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We're seeing how much effort goes into making music. It is a long and

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hard process and tons of people are working behind the scenes like song

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writers and producers. This record label wants to stop illegal down

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loads. How hard is it for people in the industry? It's very hard,

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because for me, I have to work another job to get income to travel

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to gigs, to get stuff for my career, like my image and stuff. We think

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it's important to catch music lovers when they're young. There's

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a lot of people working in the industry to bring out new music.

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Wae want to educates that point. you think this will stop illegal

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down loads? We hope so. You have to start somewhere. We think this is a

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good place to start. The singers work really hard to

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produce music like this. The first thing that comes to mind is the

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artist, the band, the singer. People don't realise the web of

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people behind it who have to put in so much work to produce one song.

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Let's talk about the most famous tennis tournament in the world.

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It's been megaMonday at Wimbledon, with all the stars in action. I'd

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love to tell you that Leah is live for us. Ironically, the only day

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that she's there and I'm here, it's me talking to you about tennis. So

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let's straight up talk about the big man, British number one, Andy

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Murray. He powered past Frenchman Richard Gasquet. These two are no

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strangers. They have a long history, even playing each other when they

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were younger in a professional sense. Murray coming out more

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winner, more often than not. The Briton took advantage of conditions

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and won in straight sets. Andy had two very important guests

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watching this afternoon, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge even

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showed up. So Murray is through to the quarter finals and just three

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matches away from that all- important final on Sunday. Let's

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not get carried away. A quick word on the other matches today, though,

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Leah and I have been watching the ladies too. No Brits, but a shocker

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for defending champion, Serena Williams Williams. Williams, who

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crashed out of the competition when she lost to Marion Bartoli in

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straight sets and her sister, five- time champion, Venus, has also lost

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to the Bulgarian Tsvetana Pironkova. Better news for the former champion,

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Maria Sharapova. She breezed through the quarter finals after a

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gutsy match earlier. On Court No.1 now is Roger Federer. He's taking

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on Mikhail Youzhny. Later on today, defending champion, Rafael Nadal,

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who hasn't dropped a set all tournament, is up against the

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Argentine, Juan Martin Del Potro. Now then,

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Good news Toy Story fans, looks like we'll be seeing more of Buzz

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Lightyear and co. Actor Tom Hanks, aka Woody, was asked in a BBC

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interview if there'd be a follow-up to last year's blockbuster Toy

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Story 3. I think there will be, yeah. Really? Yeah, I think they're

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working on it now. There you go. Firefighters are used to rescuing

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cats from trees, but this next lot had to tackle a kitten stuck in a

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pipe. A member of the public dropped off the pipe at the fire

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department in California in America, where firefighters managed to

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