21/08/2014 Newsround

Hayley here with more of your questions for the Doctor on the way.

The celebs getting in on the ice bucket challenge.

But first to Japan and the latest on those major landslides that have

Rescue workers are still trying to find people after heavy rain caused

steep hillsides to collapse in the city of Hiroshima.

A month's worth of rain fell in just 24 hours.

Buildings were damaged and some houses even swept away.

So far 39 people have been killed and more rain is forecast.

Now to the next part of our special Doctor Who interviews.

Yesterday we showed you how the new Doctor, Peter Capaldi,

surprised these Newsround viewers as they looked around the TARDIS.

Time for a quick photo in the TARDIS but we are about to be caught in the

act. What are you doing in my TARDIS? Children only come here by

insight. I hope you have all been invited. Hello, I am Peter Capaldi,

who plays the new Dr Who. You are all shocked. It is shocking. I am

shopping. Well, after everyone had calmed down

it was time to quiz the new Doctor How do you think you will develop

the Dr's character? Often when he regenerates he looks at different

aspects of his personality to try to find out who he is. You're going to

find out if he is as good a person as he hopes he is. Were you a big Dr

Who fan and how did you feel when you got the role? Yes, I was a huge

Dr Who fan. The show started when I was five. I have been watching it

for 50 years. I loved it when it came back. When they gave me a role

I was absolutely thrilled and could not stop laughing because it was the

most wonderful present in the world. If you Google anywhere in time,

where would you go? I would like to see what Rome was like. Ancient

Rome. When it was full of gladiators and people from all over the Roman

Empire. Have you had any embarrassing moments on set? This

can sometimes be embarrassing. My companions sometimes has a bit of

embarrassment with this because she loves this particular panel so much

and she was playing with it one day and it did this, she broke it. If

she ever leaves, we are going to give her this. If you had to choose

between the sonics good the TARDIS, which would you choose?

The TARDIS. We can always make another sonic screwdriver. The

TARDIS has always been with the doctor. The TARDIS is a part of the

doctor and he loves it dearly. You'll be able to see the final

part of the interview tomorrow. But if you can't wait till then,

get yourself online where we've got loads of amazing Dr Who stuff,

including a fantastic gallery of the scariest monsters and villains from

the show, a guide to how you can dress like the doctor himself, or

Clara his assistant, and we want you to get involved and send us pics of

you dressing up, Time Lord style! And on Blue Peter today you can see

these three competition winners meeting the Doctor Who cast to show

off the new gadgets they designed. That's at 5:30pm

on CBBC today. Now,

if you've got older brothers and sisters, you might know that today

thousands of teenagers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be

getting their GCSE exam results. It's the first year

since big changes were made to the exam system,

with more counting on the final exam rather than course work and tests

completed throughout the year. Now, David Beckham's done it,

Cheryl Cole, even Cristiano Ronaldo and a former President of

the United States has got involved. It's called

the ice bucket challenge and it's At first glance it looks like an

extreme way of killing yourself down, but what people are doing is

the ice bucket challenge. It started in America with people posting

videos online and nominating others to do the challenge, but the aim is

to spread awareness of motor neuron disease and to raise money to combat

it. It is a condition nerve cells from working properly

and in people can be left unable to work or even speak. There is no

shortage of famous faces getting involved. Justin Timberlake, Niall

from 1D, Taylor Swift and Rory McIlroy. If it is too hard to lift a

bucket over your head, you could get it dropped from a helicopter, that

is what this Canadian hockey player dead. So far, millions of pounds

have been raised -- hockey player did. Make sure that adults are

around. Newsround's back right here in

about half an hour.