27/10/2013 Newsround

Afternoon everyone. Leah here with your last Newsround of the weekend.

Stick around for the pick of today's top stories including more of this:

Europe's most active volcano is at it again.

A ninja rides the waves - it's fancy dress surfing.

Before all that, millions of people in England and Wales are being

warned to prepare for heavy rain and hurricane-force winds tonight as a

massive storm heads towards the country. It's tipped to be the UK's

worst storm in years. Forecasters are keeping a close watch on it

I've been finding out more. It's a waiting game. For days,

weather experts have been tracking the storm, keeping a close eye as it

edges towards the UK. The message to millions of people is be prepared.

The storm due to hit the South of England tonight is expected to be a

big one. Big enough to be compared with the Great Storm of 1987. Back

then winds of 115 miles an hour destroyed houses, ripped down power

lines and flattened more than 1 million trees. A pier on the Isle of

Wight was reduced to piles of wood. But the 1987 storm isn't just

remembered for the damage it caused. Weatherman Michael Fish famously

failed to predict the huge weather event. Earlier today, a woman said

she had there is a hurricane on the way. If you are watching, don't

worry, there is not. But nowadays Michael is keen to point out that

weather is a lot easier to predict as technology has come a long way.

We get a pretty good idea of what the weather is going to be ten or 15

days ahead. That would have been totally impossible. It looks as

though Scotland and Northern Ireland will miss the worst of the weather

but meteorologists monitoring the path of the storm minute by minute

are keen to work out just what route it will take once it hits the UK.

Next, the head of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, says tougher punishments

are needed to stamp out racism in football. Speaking at a football

dinner last night he said teams should lose points or even be kicked

out of competitions if their fans racially abuse players.

Well, you guys have been in touch all day to let us know what you

think. Thanks for those. Keep your comments

coming, guys. Send them in to the Newsround website.

Next, Europe's most active volcano, Mount Etna, is erupting again with

plumes of ash seen over much of eastern Sicily. There were no

reports of any damage or evacuations in the area but it caused airspace

over the island to be closed briefly.

Security forces in Indonesia say they're cracking down on roadside

monkey shows in the capital Jakarta. Animal rights groups have campaigned

for a ban on the shows for a long time, arguing their treatment was

often cruel. Officials are now buying back the animals and taking

them to shelters. The handlers are being given training to help them

find new jobs. The movie that puts a group of mates

at the front of a battle to save planet Earth. Enders Game is in

cinemas now and I caught up with the stars of the film, Hailee Steinfeld

and Asa Butterfield to put your questions to the Hollywood

A-listers. There is action. There is a race to

save planet Earth. And it is down to two best mates to do it. Think of

the film as a little bit like Harry Potter in space. It is a bit of a

departure from his usual film. But he says he is up for the challenge

as I found out when I got to ask the stars your questions. Thank you very

much for joining us. What was it like when you first met the cast? We

all got on so well. Because of that, performances in the film could be

that much better. Meeting performances in the film could be

the best experiences I have ever had. What do you do for fun when you

are not acting or going to school? I listen to music, I write music, I

play video games. I like hanging out with my friends and not doing much.

What is your favourite acting job you have done so far? Ever since I

did my first 16 years ago, this has been one huge adventure. It has

shaped the way I am. Despite being a Hollywood star, he is a big

Newsround fan. I used to watch it. X Factor judge Louis Walsh says he's

having second thoughts about quitting the ITV show. He had said

that after ten years this was his last series. But last night on a

chat show he said he's reconsidering.

And as we get even closer to Halloween, people all over the world

are getting creative with their spooky costumes. But that's not

enough anymore. It's also what you do while you're dressed up, like

these surfer dudes. These guys took part in a Halloween surfing

competition at Santa Monica State Beach in America and watch out for

the surfing ninja. That's all we've got time for today.

Ricky's back in the morning for even more Newsround. Bye.