14/08/2014 Newsround

Ricky here live from Newsround HQ with gymnastic tips from Wolfblood's

Plus, how record-breaking rain's brought New York to a standstill.

But first, how up-to-date are you with

become so popular they've been added to their latest edition.

But how new are they and what do they all mean?

If you've not been saying these words already, you certainly will be

now because they've just been added to the Oxford Online Dictionary.

But how does a new word reach dictionary status?

The words we put into our dictionaries come from people using

them. We do research to find out which words people are using and

once we have found evidence that is when we put them in the dictionary.

What do you think about adorbs? What about YOLO? I heard it a few months

ago. I think it will be out of fashion soon. I think they are quite

old school already. Don't say old school! Some of the words we are

putting in, by the time we put them in, people think, I was using it

ages ago. Maybe the words you are using now with your friends in the

playground, those are words which we will soon find out about and maybe

they will make their way into the dictionary. What do you think should

be in the dictionary? If it sounds a bit cray, don't worry, YOLO.

Next, an entire summer's worth of rain has poured down on parts

of New York in the United States, breaking records and causing chaos.

Roads became rivers as hundreds of drivers were left stranded

33cm of rain fell in just over two hours in an area

People who live there say they've never seen anything like it.

And in sport, Luis Suarez's has lost an appeal against his

The former Liverpool striker had hoped the suspension,

for his clash with Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during the World

But this afternoon, a big European Court said

Suarez will be allowed to train with new team Barcelona though.

Now, what do you get if you combine highly complicated gymnastics

routines, Saturday night TV and one of the biggest CBBC stars around?

It's the new BBC One show Tumble of course and Martin's been

It is gymnastics but not as you know it. Ten celebrities giving it their

all with routines on the floor and up high. All trying to impress the

judges including Olympic medallist Louis Smith. This weekend they will

do that again. But this time the competition gets tougher. The

celebrities will start to be eliminated. Just behind me is Bobby

preparing his latest gymnastic routine for the programme Tumble.

Looking pretty good! I have always been interested in

gymnastics. I always wanted to be able to flip and two handstands. How

is he getting on? Really well. He does not realise how well because he

does not have anything to compare it to. To have learned everything he

has learned in eight weeks is ridiculous. What is your favourite

move? Going backwards, back flips, anything. It is a tough competition

and one of the contestants, a famous TV fitness trainer, has already

dropped out through injury. Bobby has already seen a difference on his

fitness. After a while, the pain goes away. When you can finally do a

move and you have been trying to get it for so long, it feels so good.

They make a nice couple! Finally, if you're scared

of heights, then working on this But these guys in America had to

climb to the very tip of the building in Chicago to carry

out some important repair work. That's almost four times

the height of Big Ben.