28/09/2016 Newsround

Good morning, welcome to Newsround.

First this morning, England manager Sam Allardyce has left the job

after just 67 days and one game in charge.

It comes after claims from a newspaper that he offered

advice on how to get around rules on player transfers.

This was Sam leaving Wembley last night after meeting with FA bosses.

He's apologised for his actions and said he's deeply

He manages the national side, represents the country and is

That is a higher standard of behaviour that is expected,

and the things he said on television about other people and about things

in football were inappropriate things for a manager to say.

He has accepted that and admitted he was foolish.

So, dramatic news in football, but something else that's had

loads of drama recently is The Great British Bake Off.

This month we've found out that it's moving to Channel 4, and Mel,

Well, who better to talk all things Bake Off than last year's

Let's remind ourselves of your winning moment.

The winner of the 2016 Great British Bake Off is...

Well, Bake Off is the show that people just can't stop talking

about, and we've had quite a few questions from Newsround viewers.

Starting off with ten-year-old Leo from Belfast, who gets

How do you feel about The Great British Bake Off

moving to Channel 4, and what do you think will it be

There is nothing wrong with change, I just hope it goes well wherever it

goes. Some of our viewers have sent in pictures of their bakes.

Eight-year-old Tyler has sent in a photo of his

vanilla-buttercream Victoria sponge and asks, would you consider

A lot of questions all in one! It is a great cake. I am having fun doing

what I am doing. I loved judging the junior programme. I am doing some

fantastic things, I am enjoying doing what I am doing at the moment.

But we need you here on CBBC. What was it like that, to be offered the

junior programme? What an honour, to be part of the show, and then come

back as a junior judge, it is quite cool. My initial reaction was to go

straight behind the worktops. I am so used to that. Image and wants to

know, what is your favourite ever recipe? One of my favourites is

carrot cake. Is it tricky to make? It is one of the easy ones. I have

to make one every week. I always have carrots left over in my fridge.

Like most parents probably do! What do your children make of you being

on TV and now being on CBBC? I will always be the embarrassing mum. I

love it! But they are really proud. Every time I do something new they

always really excited. But to them I just mum. They brush it off. Then

says, what inspired you to start baking in the very beginning? I

started when I was at school. My home economics teacher encouraged me

to bake, and I did it three times a year at school. When I got married

and had kids, I thought, this is what I am going to do. I have only

been baking for about 11 years of. You also have this book out, I have

baked this cake. Tell me what you think. That looks really good. Do

you beg often? Yes! We are back at 8:15am. Result!