17/09/2016 Newsround

Good morning!

I'm Jenny, live with all the news you need to know this Saturday.

Keep watching to find out who has a solid golden toilet.

And Liverpool beat Chelsea 2-1 at Stamford Bridge.

First to Rio.

And Paralympics GB have beaten their London 2012

medal tally of 120 on Day 9 of the Games in Rio.

The team have now won 126 medals, including nine more golds yesterday.

Hannah Cockcroft got her third gold medal of the Games,

winning the T34 800 metres.

Gordon Reid won the wheelchair tennis final.

There was swimming relay gold.

And Sophie Christiansen, Lee Pearson and Natasha Baker

won in the dressage.

It was a special moment for Paralympic champion swimmer

Sascha Kindred at his final Games.

He told Martin what it feels like to win gold.

It was a special moment, you know.

Touching that wall and looking around at the clock and realising

I'd just become Paralympic champion for the seventh time.

And not only that but a world record.

Can't get any better than that.

To finish my career that way, yes, it's very special.

Sport has given me so much in my life and I want to be able

to share that with others.

I want to be a role model and inspire kids to be not only

active and involved in sport, but for disabled kids to be

accepting their disability as part of them.

And to try to help them grow up to be independent and not be

scared of their disability.

Footy news now.

And Liverpool beat Chelsea under the floodlights

of Stamford Bridge last night, moving into the top four

of the Premier League.

Jurgun Klopp's side started strongly and got off to a great start with

Lovren scoring from close range.

That was followed by captain Jordan Henderson's spectacular

25-yard strike ten minutes before the break.

Moving on, adults caught using a mobile phone,

while they're driving their cars, are to get much tougher penalties.

The Government is set to double the punishment

if they're caught messaging, making calls or going

online at the wheel.

And the fine they've to pay will rise from ?100 to ?200.

The new punishments are due to start in 2017.

And finally, would you use a golden loo?

That's the question being asked to thousands of visitors

at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, in the US.

An 18-carat, solid gold, toilet has been put into

one of their bathrooms for visitors to use, if they wish,

as part of an, ahem, interactive exhibit.

I saw the newspaper and I said, "Whoa, a golden toilet".

That's something I've always dreamt about having in my house.

It's probably the only opportunity I'll get to sit on one, so I said,

"Let me jump on this right away".

And get a chance to sit on an actual golden toilet.

It's amazing.

That's all from the team for now.

Newsround's back right here at 11.55am.

Bye.