28/07/2017 Newsround

Morning, it's Friday and I'm Ayshah with all of your top stories.

The lost teddy bear that found its way home -

and the teens training to fight fire.

First up, England's football team are celebrating after they made it

through to the quarter-finals of the Women's Euro Championships

Unfortunately though, Scotland missed out on a place

in the final eight teams, even though they managed

BBC's Ben Mundy is at the tournament in the Netherlands

Oh, it is a free hit at goal! Unfortunately Scotland are out in

their first major final. But they won against Spain. Caroline Weir

scored the goal. But they needed two for any chance of making the

quarterfinals. But the fans will be happy they managed to win in the

Netherlands and their future is looking bright. As is England's.

They are still in. Oh, she can! They defeated Portugal 2-1 and finished

with three wins out of three. They face France in the quarterfinals on

Sunday. STUDIO: Thank you, Ben. If you've got a younger

brother or sister, then Well, one boy in Texas,

America lost his, at an airport Little did he know someone

was keeping him safe. This is four-year-old Luke

and his teddy bear - Here they are reunited

at last at an airport So, how did Luke and

Teddy Bear get separated? Luke was on his way

home from visiting his It seems like Teddy Bear might have

fallen from a bench when the family were waiting for their car

from the airport. Luke and his family

were really upset. Teddy Bear was missing

for a whole week. Luke's Mum put loads of posts

on social media asking if anyone had The airport got in touch,

Teddy Bear was found. He'd been picked up by an employee

and put in a safe place in the staff While waiting, he went

on quite an adventure around So, Teddy Bear is back

where he belongs at home. Hopefully there will be no more

airport adventures - Next, climbing ladders,

putting out fire and helping to rescue people are just some

of the duties of a fire fighter. But in many countries around

the world, more men do In America, one summer

camp with a difference Welcome to heat. Do not let anybody

tell you a woman cannot do this job. There are more than 1.1 million five

by those in America. Only 7% are women. That is why Arlington County

Fire Department started camp heat. Little boys play with fire trucks.

They are interviewed to add naturally but girls are not. We

decided as a group that having a camp for young women would be a good

idea, to expose them to what we do. Is run in the summer for teenage

girls. They learn how to give emergency first aid and use

equipment like the jaws of life, used to cut into cars in rescue

operations. Look at that technique. We wanted to make sure they got to

practice with real tools in a real situation, carrying real equipment

to see that it is totally doable with the right technique and

training. They taught me how much the hoses wait, how hard it is, how

hot these outfits are. What do the girls think? I wanted to prove women

are equally as strong as men. Knowing you can save someone from a

nine story building and save someone who cannot help themselves. That is

really rewarding. I really want to go out and save people, save life.

It is nice. Looks like fun. My favourite shows are

Horrible Histories,