01/09/2014 Newsround

last Arsenal drew away at Leicester City on Sunday. If you did not get a

chance to see this weeks show check it out on the eye player.

I'm Ayshah and here's a breakfast bulletin to

The bad boy swan who's accused of upsetting locals on the River Cam

And as the full Strictly line-up is confirmed,

we want to know what you guys think about the celebs who'll be jiving

First, top scientists are warning that we all need to eat

But it's not for our health, it's to help the environment.

It's claimed forests are being cut down to make space for farm animals

but also, burps from the animals add methane gas too.

These gases are speeding up the rate the planet's climate is

changing, says the report in the Nature Climate Change journal.

Next to Cambridge where some tourists enjoying the sights

from the River Cam have come face to face with a rather naughty swan.

The feathered menace is called Asboy and he's been pictured attacking

But he's not the first swan to leave his mark on the river.

We sent our bravest reporter, Ricky, to investigate.

Swans. Delicate creatures.

Sailing through these tranquil waters without a care in the world.

They are quite simply majestic, elegant, and...

Meet Asboy the swan, he has been caught on camera causing terror here

Reports from eyewitnesses say they've seen

the swan pecking at people on punts, attacking canoeists, and even flying

So, have any of you seen Asboy the swan?

No, sorry. Have you heard about him?

Where was it? Over there.

Can I ask you if you've seen this swan?

Now, I've not encountered the bird in question just yet.

But with the help of Jed Ramsey, who manages the river here, we're

We've not been able to track down a particular swan that's

So you think it may be a couple of swans?

I mean, through the summer, swans can get a bit protective

We did have a particularly crazy swan a couple of years ago,

So if there's a real problem, we can usually find them, but this

What did he do, he tried to nibble at your boat?

Yeah. Nibbling the boat or trying to eat bread?

We can't be sure this is the bird in question.

Luckily we haven't come across Asboy the swan today.

He is somewhere out there, but we just don't know where.

So the people of Cambridge are safe for now.

Look! Watch out!

Footy fans will be glued to tablets, smart phones and TV screens

until 11pm this evening, and that's because it's transfer deadline day.

The last chance managers have to try and secure the signings they

Angel Di Maria has already landed at Manchester United, Mario Balotelli

is back scoring in the Premier League, this time for Liverpool;

and Everton got their hands on Samuel Etoo but there's still

BBC Sport's Conor McNamara joins me now to pick over what

Today will be a massive mad scramble, it is like Christmas Eve,

the football managers need to rush and panic and spend a bit more than

they meant to. You have got to get players in, because if you don't

sign someone today, you can't do it again till January. What signings

have happened already? Angel Di Maria has come across, Mario

Balotelli has gone to Liverpool. Some players have gone as well, you

have got to create space in your squad for the players. What is the

big rumour for today? We hear about this guy Falcao, he has been injured

to six months, he will be commanding a huge transfer fee but whoever goes

in for him, it could be Arsenal or Manchester City, it is a gamble

because we do not know if he is fit. Picking up on Arsenal, are they

one of the clubs that needs to get signings? Yes, I was at Leicester

yesterday, they drew away from home, you could see the Arsenal fans

chanting to sign new players. Their top striker Olivier Giroud has

scored a lot, but he is injured. Arsenal have do strengthen in that

position. Thank you very much. You can keep an eye on the big-name

transfers on the newsround website. And that's also where you'll find

the full line-up for Strictly, We want to hear what you guys think

of the celebs taking part, That's all from me,

Newsround's back just before nine.