26/09/2016 Newsround

On the way: Super speedy sausage dogs. And we talk about the future

of the Great British Bake Off with the show's Junior winner.

in South Africa where the world's biggest

meeting on protecting wildlife has kicked off.

Saving African elephants from extinction is a major aim

of the conference but there's another much smaller animal

Demand for the little pangolin is very high in countries

like China and Vietnam, where many people use

More than a million have been killed in the last decade.

Campaigners want there to be a ban on selling them to stop

One in three UK grown-ups check their mobile phones

That's according to a big survey and we want to know

are you tied to your phone or do you limit your time?

Millions of people up and down the country have been tuning

in to see The Great British Bake Off.

But this year, the series has made even more headlines as it's been

announced the show will be moving to Channel 4.

Ricky caught up with CBBC's Junior Bake Off champion to find out

what she thinks of some of the changes.

This is Amari, the Junior Bake Off champion 2015, and she is a huge fan

What do you think about The Great British Bake Off moving to

When you heard the news, what did you think?

Well, I was quite shocked because I thought why?

It's perfectly fine on the BBC because that's where everyone knows

And then I was kind of a little bit sad as well.

Do you think the show will change at all?

Do you think it will be any different?

That is why lots of fans are a bit upset about it.

They don't want it to change because they like the way

Presenters Mel and Sue are leaving the show.

That just leaves Paul Hollywood, a big white tent and a

SUE: Last week bread week got emotional.

So can you have a bake-off without Mary?

She's so good at baking and looks like she's been doing it for ages

because she is quite old and it's so long

And what about the future of Junior Bake Off?

any more Junior Bake Off because it's getting kids into

baking and baking is a really fun thing to do.

I think more kids my age and younger should do that.

Well, a new series of Junior Bake Off is being filmed right now.

But after that one airs, the future of the show isn't certain.

And we will be hearing more from Amari later in the week.

Next we've been putting your questions to Kadeena Cox,

the first British athlete in almost 30 years to win medals in two sports

The rest of her answers are online but here's a little taster for you.

Yeah, it feels like I've got a very sore neck!

It's an amazing feeling to know what I've achieved

and it's starting to sink in that I achieved such a great thing out

We've got lots of questions from lots of our viewers.

Firstly Connie in Peterborough wants to know how

I got into para-sport by contacting British Athletics

I guess it all kind of took off and I

did a talent day for cycling and there are lots of talent days you

can do to get involved in Paralympic sport.

And last up some serious speedy sausage dogs at a big race

The Dashing Dachshunds race along a 15 metre

Owners get to show off some dog fancy dress too.

Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

Until then you can go online or the top stories.