28/09/2013 Newsround

Afternoon folks. Martin here with your final Newsround bulletin of the

day. Coming up. Help starts arriving for the people affected by the

Pakistan earthquake. And we speak to last year's Strictly winner about

this year's contestants! This is First - we've got a special report

from the island off the south west coast of Pakistan, that incredibly,

was formed after last Tuesday's earthquake. More than 500 people are

now known to have died following the tremor. And because it's such a

remote area, it's taken days for aid to get through. Earlier, a second

quake hit, but it's not yet known how many casualties there are. The

BBC's Aleem Maqbool has been to visit the quake island that's been

of miles away after that earthquake, here is something fascinating.

of miles away after that earthquake, a few days ago, this was part of the

coral and rock that was there. You can also see it has attracted people

who have been coming here in their boats to come have a look at this

new extraordinary curiosity. A bad sign of that is within a few days,

there is already rubbish here. Scientists are saying that this

there is already rubbish here. needs to be protected because it is

such a unique environment to study. For those who want to see this,

such a unique environment to study. islands like this could disappear

Next - to a big decision aimed at forcing Syria to get rid of it's

chemical weapons. The United Nations Security Council has backed a move

to make the country ditch whatever including the UK, US and Russia

voted in favour of the decision including the UK, US and Russia

New York last night. It means Syria will have to destroy its weapons by

And if you want to know more about what's happening in Syria, then

we've got an easy to understand guide on the Newsround website.

Now, a group of sealions have been returned to the wild in Peru, in

what's thought to be the largest release of the mammals ever in South

America. The six young sea lions were found washed up on the Peruvian

shoreline a few months ago. All were found washed up on the Peruvian

badly injured, or had been abandoned by their mothers. They were looked

after until they were well enough to This weekend is the first of the

youngest ever junior triathlon. Triathlon involves three different

sports. The grand final came down to the run. She managed to overcome a

time penalty overcoming one of the fastest races of her life to take

the top prize. How tough was the fastest races of her life to take

the top prize. How tough was the the water was very cold. When we got

the top prize. How tough was the off the bikes, I couldn't feel my

feet. I took the penalty and went out hard. If anyone can come with

me, good for them. What happens out hard. If anyone can come with

Same-macro one more race and is looking for fun in France. Then

Same-macro one more race and is will have a two-week holiday. It

would be great to put my feet up. Racing for a bit of fun may sound

Baker's -- bonkers but a thousand kids are doing just that. Hever

Castle Junior Triathlon start with a few hundred kids and now it is the

largest in the world. They say numbers have doubled since last

largest in the world. They say and they reckon kits have been

inspired by the famous brothers bagging gold and bronze at last

year's Olympics. Same-macro when I triathlon being around. Now there is

1200 kids racing this weekend and it is amazing. I'm sure they will be

stars of the future. Letters have good luck message. Luck to everyone

Strictly is back. The stars talked of the floor last night. They will

be warming up before today's life -- live show. Ricky's been chatting to

last year's winner Louis Smith who told him it feels a bit strange

last year's winner Louis Smith who being a part of the show. It was a

little bit weird. You form such being a part of the show. It was a

Strictly has taught me a lot in now, I prance around my kitchen

Strictly has taught me a lot in do all the moves. It has changed me.