11/08/2014 Newsround

Hi guys, Jenny here, live with an amazing dolphin rescue

on the way, plus What caused the biggest supermoon, in 20 years?

First, going to the toilet is something most of us do every day,

But imagine living somewhere where finding a working loo

That's the case for hundreds of millions of people in India,

And sorting the problem out, is more difficult than you'd think.

India's home to some of the world's most famous cities and landmarks.

But alongside them, tens of millions of people live in slums like this.

Homes here don't have their own toilets.

There are no pipes to the sewers, there's no space for them

in these narrow alleys, so there's nowhere for the waste to go.

There are shared toilets, but there aren't enough of them

There are so many people living here and only one toilet.

We'd be waiting an hour if we tried to use that.

So most of us in this locality just go out and use

It leaves millions of people with no choice but to go outside.

More than 600 million people in India don't have access to

a proper toilet, that's around 10 times the population of the UK!

India's new government wants to build five million new toilets

in 100 days, that's roughly one every second,

but the authorities say generating the money to build them isn't the

Most of the land is occupied by slums, so you have to demolish

a slum to make a public toilet, so the only alternative now left is

to demolish and reconstruct a toilet and add toilet seats.

It's not just a problem in the cities, in the countryside

the situation isn't much better, with similar problems meaning many

India does have some highly developed towns and cities.

But with such huge numbers going without access to a simple toilet

everyday, one of the big challenges for the current government is

closing the gap between the richest and poorest people in the country.

Next to how magic tricks are being used to help kids with disabilities.

These children all suffer from a type of cerebal palsy called

Hemiplegia, which means one side of their body

But experts at a special camp in London found that

by practicing magic tricks, 9 out of 10 kids improved

the strength on their weaker side, and started using both hands.

TV magician Dynamo worked with the children.

By giving them cards to practice shovelling and to giving them the

skills to help them learn, it gives them more chance to move. They

forget they are exercising their muscles. It is a good way to get

them to do exercises while having fun.

Now, I don't know if you noticed, but there was something pretty

different about the sky overnight. No, it wasn't the stormy weather,

I'm talking supermoons. Yes, last night our moon was much bigger and

brighter than usual. Why? Well watch this.

As you can see it is a really bright, really really bright.

Sunday stargazers the world over, were in for a treat last night, as

a moon 14% bigger and 30% brighter than normal, lit up the night sky.

The spectacular supermoon, known by astronomers as a perigree, occurs

when the moon is closest to the Earth in its orbit, making it appear

We usually think of the Moon going around the world in a circle, but it

actually goes around in an ellipse, that means it is sometimes closer,

sometimes further away. When it is closer, it looks spectacular. Super

moons occur every 13 months, but the one yesterday was brighter than

usual. But if you missed the supermoon,

don't worry, the next one is due to And there are more amazing supermoon

pictures for you on the Newsround And finally,

just enough time to tell you 13-year-old Finley from Nottingham,

and his uncle Simon, were on holiday on the Isle of Mull,

when they spotted the animals, who had become stranded

near a beach on the Scottish coast. This is the footage of his uncle who

spent the next two hours helping 19 dolphins to safety, by picking them

up and moving them to deeper waters. That's all from me, Newsround's back

bright and early tomorrow morning.