21/09/2014 Newsround

I'm Jenny, you're watching Newsround, live on CBBC.

And big call, but are these the cutest animals

First up, and it was a great day in the Premier League for Arsenal

Danny Welbeck netted his first goal for the Gunners

as they scored three in the space of four minutes at Villa Park.

Elsewhere, West Ham beat Liverpool at Upton Park 3-1,

Manager Brendan Rodgers knows that his side needs to improve.

The last year we were up here from the off and were able to sustain

that so there is no doubt that we must improve and we need to be

better. So a bad day for Liverpool, but

a good one for Newcastle and their substitute Papiss Cisse scored two

late goals to inspire a dramatic Our fans are realistic. We know the

top five or six clubs have really gotten away from us and it is

difficult to bring that back. We must be up there on the seventh or

eighth or ninth. We are sure of that at the moment but hopefully we can

put that right. Prince William has received a warm welcome on his trip

to Malta. He is visiting as a last-minute replacement to his wife,

who is not feeling well. Malta is celebrating 50 years of independence

from the UK rule. It looks like we are going to see

more spiders this autumn because of the recent mild weather which has

meant there are more insects for the spiders to eat. That got us

thinking, have you had any of them in your house? If so we watched the

debate them. Heads to the websites to find out how you can send a

picture. If you're scared of heights,

this one probably isn?t for you. It's a base jumping competition,

caught on camera in China. Competitors had to leap

from a bridge, 370 metres high, and perform different acrobatics to

impress the judges, before opening their parachutes

and landing as near the centre And finally, it just wouldn't be

Newsround without some baby animal news, check out these cheetah cubs,

born at a zoo in San Diego. The pair are three weeks old,

they weigh about 3 pounds each, The cubs, who don?t have names yet,

are being raised by staff at the zoo as their mother is unable

to look after them. That is all for now. We are back at

1155.