13/09/2016 Newsround

Good morning, Ayshah here with loads of stuff you need

Paralympic GB have another golden day at the games and it's a hundred

It's one of the BBC's most successful and popular shows,

We don't know yet whether the two judges,

Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, will move with the show.

Channel 4 is understood to have offered more money than the BBC

The first show from channel 4 is expected to be on tv next year.

Next, to the Paralympic Games in Rio, where three golds

in the pool helped push the British team's medal tally to 63 in Brazil,

putting them second in the medal table behind China.

Welcome to British house, the official home of Paralympics GB.

There has been plenty to celebrate here on day five because the British

athletes have back even more medals in record-breaking fashion. All eyes

were on British swimming's: Beryl Ellie Simmonds is you want to defend

her 200 metre medley title. She won it in London four years ago. The

21-year-old did not disappoint, winning the gold medal in a

world-record time. I was so nervous going into that race. I thought all

my gosh I am going to be sick! But I had a great warm up and I have just

really chuffed. It hasn't sunk in yet. Ellie wasn't the only one

winning gold in the pool, 32 Sasha Kendrick pushed his body to the

limit to win the 200 metre individual medley, winning goals in

a new world record time. As if to cause wasn't enough, Suzy Rogers

completed a hat-trick of winning goals for Adam Voges GB, coming

through a tough final to win the S 750 mile -- 50 metre butterfly

title. And when's Will Bailey celebrated his first Paralympic

medal in style by jumping on the table after his victory in the men's

seven class table tennis final. Finally most adept Davies set a new

record of 59.7 metres in the men's shop at final. Improving on the

bronze medal he won at London 2012. The summer holidays might be over -

but it looks like nobody In fact today could be the hottest

September day in more than 40 years. Here's BBC weatherman

Simon King with more. Just as we were going back to school

we will see some really hot weather missing in across the United Kingdom

coming from the new continent. But that is coming in from the map. The

heat will only affect England and Wales and it would be cooler with

showers and some strong winds at times further north and west you

are. By Tuesday afternoon 31 degrees the south-east, you will notice that

those temperatures are going down again by Friday. These temperatures

on Tuesday afternoon, widely into the mid-20s but look at the yellow,

colour in Scotland and Northern Ireland. These are the overnight

temperatures, still very warm overnight into Wednesday morning.

Not quite record-breaking. That was in 1986 -- 1906, but it is the

warmest weather in 43 years with warm nights as well.

Next this morning, to an 11 year old girl who beat

thousands of kids to get her short story written in Jacqueline

Well I'm delighted to have Emily on the sofa, and also

And it's the first time you've met- author meet winner.

I am amazed I'm sitting next to Jacqueline Wilson right now. I went

to see Hetty the musical and I wanted to involve that with the

storyline, so I decided that it would be about somebody who used to

be a trapeze artist and the would be a unique twist at the end. I have

read the twist and it is brilliant. I think she has done it so well, I

mean I would have been proud to have written that study myself and I read

the entries and they were also good, but yours, Emily, was right up here.

Is the twist why she won? It was a combination of everything, how

imaginative way of getting in the head of the main character, I'm not

giving anything away, and it was just so beautifully written, so

clever, so tender. It was magnificent. And because it is going

in my new book I am so proud that I feel I should tell everybody, never

mind my story, read Emily 's! It is brilliant. Emily how did you come up

with the story and those characters? I wanted it to be about something

that people don't usually talk about so I wanted to have the unique twist

at the end to make it work unique. Brilliant. Jacqueline, you entered

Short story competitions, didn't you? I got nowhere, never at even

commended. My friends did, I didn't. Anyone desperate to be a writer and

goes in for competitions and gets nowhere, don't give up! A very good

lesson to learn. And sticking with brilliant books

it's the 100th anniversary So we want to know -

what's your favourite book by him? Matilda. The BST. Maine is fantastic

Mr Fox. We want to know at all what is yours. What is now online.

Goodbye.