16/08/2016 Newsround

It's Tuesday, I'm Jenny, and keep watching if you don't

Ricky gives us his day 10 Rio round up.

I'm just chilling by the rings. Jack Burnell Was looking to get bronze

but we find he has been disqualified. We are still second on

the Lido table. More medal hopeful today in the cycling with a lot of

trot in action in the Omnium. Also Jason Kenny is hoping to get a gold

as well. If so it will be his second gold medal. Also boxer Nicky won the

gold -- still has a chance of gold. Charlotte the Jardin and her horse

and impressed the judges with this I am so happy, it's been a dream

come true, for me to come here and defend my title from London

is just absolutely incredible. So if Charlotte got a medal,

what did He got lots of sugar,

he loves sugar cubes, he is addicted He got a lot of apples, he will have

a lot of carrots tonight Cyclist Mark Cavendish

got his first ever Olympic medal, a silver

in the He makes sure he has

the silver medal! Think of it as the pentathlon

of cycling, it's Sophie Hitchon, used

to be a ballet dancer, made history for Team

GB, winning bronze in new British record of 74.54 metres,

about the same length of four To see the number three

there and the national record, I GB's women beat Spain three Harper

want to get And in gymnastics, Team USA's

Simona Boils, finished third on the I think the answer

still pretty good. Are you going to come

to the We would love you to

come on our show. Next to the country of Australia,

where it's been revealed that the whole country has moved

north by a metre and a half Australia is a country

on the move, no seriously - It's only shifting at about 7cm

every year which is about the same But the reason it's moving

is all to do with the way It might look like one giant rock,

but it's actually made up The ground we stand on is called

the crust and it's made of huge slabs of rock

called tectonic plates. They float on top of a different

layer of hot molten rock, But over long periods of time these

floating plates move around and maps That's because they work

using satellites to work out where something is using a set

of coordinates called Latitude goes this way,

longitude goes this way So if you want to tell someone

where you are on Earth, you can tell them your latitude

and longitude number. But because Australia's

tectonic plate is moving, its latitude and longitude numbers

are now a bit off. Take the famous Sydney

Opera House for example - GPS devices say the

Opera House is here. But actually it's here -

about a metre and a half away - Fixing the issue will be a big job -

but scientists say it's important That's all from the team today,

but set your alarm clocks, because I'm back tomorrow morning

at 7.40 with much more from the Olympics and all the rest

of the day's top stories.