26/10/2013 Newsround

Hey, I'm Leah and you're live with Newsround. It's Saturday, it's

nearly lunch time and here's a sneaky peak of what's on the way in

the next five. There is a storm on the way. And find out about this

challenge. But first to cutting down on fat in

our food. Almost half the companies who make and sell food in the UK,

have promised to make their products healthier by reducing saturated fat.

Nestle, who make Kit-Kats, are going to change their recipe. Tesco and

Morrisons are to cut fat in bread sticks and spread. But some health

experts are worried fat may be replaced with sugar and don't think

these changes go far enough. Next, people in parts of the UK are

bracing themselves for a serious storm thought to be on its way. From

tomorrow, extreme weather with winds of 80mph are expected to batter much

of the UK, including parts of the Midlands, London and the South East.

Forecasters don't want people to be unprepared as they were nearly 0

years ago, when the weather watchers got it wrong. Back then the great

storm devastated the UK because no one knew it was coming.

Next to Saudi Arabia, in the Middle East, where authorities are warning

that women could be arrested today if they try to drive a car. Women

are banned from driving in Saudi, but campaigners are planning to get

behind the wheel to protest against the rules. Dozens of women have

already posted online videos of themselves driving. It's the third

campaign against the ban. Some call it the toughest sport on

the planet. And today the Rugby League World Cup kicks off in

Cardiff. So here's the world's most expensive player - England superstar

Sam Tomkins - with all you need to know about the tournament.

Hi, Newsround. I'm Sam Tomkins and I play rugby league for England. I'm a

full back, which means I'm the last line of defence. This is why you

should be watching the Rugby league World Cup. Some people say rugby

league is the toughest sport in the world. I am not sure if it is. There

are some big blokes and a lot of big hits. To play rugby you have to be

brave, strong and being quick always helps. The World Cup is made up of

the best 14 nations playing against each other. There will be England,

Scotland, Ireland and Wales, all with greater chances of going very

far. The teams get split into four groups. The best two teams from

those going to the quarterfinals. The semifinals and the final. In

2008, England made the semifinals. I think this year we will get to the

final. This is the best squad we have had for a number of years. We

have got a great chance. That is what I think.

They will do pretty well because they have got quite a good team

They always seem to work together. Hopefully they will get to the

semis, and may the final. They seem to stay strong and never let their

heads down. Winning the World Cup for me would be everything. I have

won trophies with Wigan but no major for me would be everything. I have

the games are on BBC. The world of football is marking a

very special anniversary and getting out the old rule book from the 9th

century. These are the first rules of football drawn up 150 years ago.

This is the place where the FA was founded. The book to find how the

game should be played with some surprising rules. Teams had to

switch ends every time a goal was scored. The goal itself did not have

a crossbar. Football has changed a lot since then. Today the FA are

celebrating and tonight football legends will be at a dinner. Guest

of honour will be Prince William, president of the FA. Globally, a lot

of people love, respect and enjoy their football more than anything

else in their lives. Being president of an organisation that can reach

that many people and affect a lot of lives, is hugely important. He even

joked the game was likely to be a big part of his son George's life in

the future. And foolish -- Villa trash Manchester United at Villa

Park, my son will be there. Yesterday we told you about the six

monkeys - a bit like these - that had escaped from a zoo in Belfast in

Northern Ireland. All except one of the lion tailed one have now been

caught. This one was spotted up a tree. The fire service eventually

got him down. It is an eye-opener tree. The fire service eventually

all world record. More than 300 people, mostly children, took place

in the largest gathering of people wearing googly eyed glasses in Los

Angeles. They were doing it to raise money for charity. They also set a

Guinness world record. That is it. See ya!

and reel them to their mouth, where they're devoured.

That's not just animals that are deadly to me,

but animals that are deadly in their own world.

My crew and I are travelling the planet

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