31/03/2014 Newsround

we will beginning you a taste of what it means to be a professional

footballer. You're live with Newsround at the

start of another week. Ayshah here with some of this on the way:

We look into whether there's enough for disabled kids to do outside of

school. And could Liverpool be on the verge

of their first league title in 24 years?

But first, one of the UK's leading disability charities has told

Newsround that there are not enough out of school clubs for kids with

disabilities. According to Scope, many kids don't feel welcome at

clubs and in some cases even get turned away because of their

disability. Whether you have a disability or

not, we know that going to sports clubs or youth groups is a big part

of daily life. When I was growing up, I had a lot of physical

challenges and struggled to walk. But I always manage to get involved

with the social clubs that my friends went to. But for many

disabled kids, that is not the case. Lots of disabled young people

find it hard to take part in their local youth club, swimming club,

sports club for the pit is often because they feel they are

unwelcoming or even they get turned away. I wanted to speak to kids with

a disability. People don't understand, you can still enjoy

whatever club you want to. On a Saturday I go to a swimming club, it

is just for disabled people, I really enjoy it but I would like to

go to clubs where there are different people and not just

disabled people. It is not getting out there that is the problem. I

think it is just having places to go. The picture there is quite

mixed, but Scope say that the people who run these clubs need more

training to make them more welcoming for disabled children. One of the

UK's top Paralympic champions does not agree with everything. I don't

agree with the statistic, there are so many clubs where you can make new

friends. Even though it is not aimed at you, you can still join in.

A major new report has warned climate change could have big effect

on several different areas of our lives in the future. The study

claims that rising temperatures could pose potential threats to the

health, homes and food supplies of people around the world. Some people

have questioned how much human behaviour affects climate change but

the United Nations' climate panel say the report provides overwhelming

evidence. Scientists, meeting to discuss the subject in Japan, say

there are things people around the world can do that could reduce the

effects. The Australian Prime Minister has

said there is no time limit on the search for the missing Malaysian

Airlines plane. Flight MH370 disappeared mid-flight three weeks

ago - something that's so rare it attracted the attention of the

world. New data last week concluded it had crashed into the sea and

there's been a major search for debris. Speaking from Perth, where

the search is being co-ordinated, Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the

efforts to find out what happened were being stepped up. I am

certainly not putting a time limit on it. I think we owe it to the

families, we owe it to everyone who travels by air, we owe it to the

governments of the countries who had citizens on that aircraft, we owe it

to the wider world which has been transfixed by this mystery for three

weeks. We owe it to everyone to do whatever we reasonably can. There is

more on the background to that story on the Newsround website, plus lots

of help and advice if you have seen anything in the news that upsets

you. Sport now, and Liverpool have the

Premier League title in their own hands after a stunning 4-0 win over

Spurs yesterday. Luis Suarez scored his 29th goal of the season to help

them on their way. The result means that if the Reds win their remaining

six games they will be champions for the first time in more than 20

years. Here's manager Brendan Rodgers. There are still a lot of

points to play for. We have six games to go. You can only take three

points from each game. For us, it is focusing on the next game.

And in tennis, Novak Djokovic has won the Miami masters after beating

Rafael Nadal. Djokovic completely dominated world number one Nadal in

a straight sets victory, winning 6-3 6-3. It's the fourth time Djokovic

has won the title and he was pretty happy with the way he played. I am

overwhelmed with the performance today. I stepped in and used every

opportunity that was presented and I am very satisfied.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.