29/10/2016 Newsround

Hello and welcome to your Saturday Newsround with me, Martin.

First - one of the country's oldest hotels has started to collapse

because of a big fire in Exeter, in south-west England.

Firefighters are working to put out the blaze,

Everyone was safely evacuated from the Royal Clarence hotel,

But a broken gas main is making the fire hard to put out.

In 10 days' time, people in the US will vote for a new president,

between rivals Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

But there's new pressure on Mrs Clinton today.

The FBI's said it's investigating her over emails when she worked

She used a private account instead of an official one

for her work emails - which is important because they

could have contained sensitive and secret information.

But Mrs Clinton has said she's confident nothing will be found.

American people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately.

The director himself has said he does not know whether the e-mails

reference in his letter are significant or not. It is

everybody's home that justice at last can be delivered.

A wee bit of footie now - in the Premier League

there are seven matches taking place in England today.

It's a big day for Arsenal, who can go top the table

David Moyes's team have made their worst start

by a Premier League team, this millennium, and are yet

There has been a siege mentality since day one, we must be hard to

play against, difficult to make teams, and play at the Stadium of

light. So I think the players, everybody is together, everybody

knows how difficult it is going to be. As it change from day one?

The clocks go back an hour this Sunday morning at 2am meaning, yes,

But while changing any clocks around your house might be a pretty

-- but how do you change the time of the most famous clock in the

country? There are 399 steps to the top of

this British landmark. Most people call Ben but the building is

actually the others of Tower, named in honour of the Queen. Big

beneficiary means the bill in the clocktower. This is the great crop

of Westminster, so this drive the hands that everyone sees outside.

This weekend there is a big job to do because early on Sunday morning

the clocks go back one hour. But how do they do it? We stop the clock

Street after ten o'clock, and that is very easy. What we actually do,

the mechanism in the back you can hear ticking, we will physically

stop it and stop it from taking, which then brings everything to a

halt. Then what we do, we advance the hands quickly from ten o'clock

to midnight and we stopped the clock at midnight and it is not running.

But there is a better job to come in the New Year, the tower is 160 years

old and in need of repair. The work will last three years in scaffolding

will surround the famous clock. But at least one of the clock faces will

be kept visible to the public. It needs restoration, it needs a good

service, that is what we will do. We're taking this opportunity to

take every thing apart and have a look at it closely. We are going to

make a whole set of drawings, we don't have a complete set of

drawings for this clock. The chimes of Big Ben were stopped for six

weeks nine years ago and in 1976 the bell was silent for nine months to

carry out repairs. This time the team will not know how long the Bell

will be silent for until they start the work but London could be without

its famous sound quite awhile. Something that is far from silent is

strictly come dancing's Halloween spectacular!

TV presenter Laura Whitmore is due to dance again after sitting out

last week because of an ankle injury, while professional

Brendan Cole is also set to return from illness to dance with singer

Hoping to stay at the top of the leaderboard is former

Newsround presenter Ore Oduba, who's sent us this

Hi there, I am behind the scenes of strictly come dancing. We are in

wardrobe. Have a look behind the scenes. There we go. Everybody is in

the house. It is always such an exciting week, Halloween week,

because the place comes even more to life. Halloween wasn't that big a

deal at my place so now is the time to dress up and go a bit crazy. We

have a few of the outfits year, getting worked through. The sewing

machines never stop going in this building. Especially during

Halloween. Let me just ask this lovely lady over here, the Queen of

wardrobe, Vicky C - newsround. High! One word to describe Halloween for

you. Back to work! So, Saturday night, we are on BBC One once again.

It is going to be incredible, spooky, a frightening night. Make

sure you tune in. Hopefully we can put out another great show. We are

doing the Charleston. That's all from me,

Newsround's back at 1:40.