01/09/2016 Newsround

Morning, guys, Naz here with all your stories

First up, hospitals in England will have to start

It's after doctors said they won't be coming in to work

The strike will mean lots of appointments

It's because of an argument between doctors and the Government

about how much they get paid and how long they have to work.

There's less than one week to go until the Paralympic Games

One of the British stars going for gold is

wheelchair tennis player Gordon Reid.

He's hoping to add a Paralympic medal to the Wimbledon title

The Paralympics is a different story.

You represent your country, you are part of this big

I always feel a bit more inspired, a bit more motivated,

Hopefully I can get up on top of that podium for

One of the things I love most about sports is that it

translates really easily from somebody

playing on their feet or somebody

Playing the same court, the same sized net,

The only difference is I get two bounces

for to play with somebody on their feet.

You can play with your family, you can play with your mates.

It's kind of always been a dream of mine to play Wimbledon so to go

there and have that opportunity after a few years of playing doubles

Then obviously to be the first winner on home soil

with the support and atmosphere that my friends and family made, I think

it was heard all around the grounds, not just on our court.

I've heard a few stories from some of the guys

who were out for the Olympics about some

of the conditions and the organisation

so going in with low expectations and if it all

runs smoothly it will be a nice surprise for me.

There is always a bit of negative chat

before any Games, the Olympics as well.

OK, not everything ran perfectly but they still staged

a pretty successful event, in my opinion.

There were still moments made, some great performances,

It is just trying to go out there and focus on

myself as an athlete and my performance.

There are probably six or seven players in the men's division

My aim is to win two golds, singles and doubles.

Gordon, if you win a gold medal will you cry?

I was just about crying watching Andy Murray up there,

Robot Wars reached its epic conclusion on Sunday night.

40 robots entered the competition and after six weeks of battle,

We went to find out what makes a winner.

There's no perfect design, that's what makes it fun.

But there are four important things to think about.

We built Apollo a wedge flipper - it's big and powerful,

Apollo is one of the biggest robots so that means we can keep control of

the fights. No matter how big your weapons are,

how strong your armour is, the most important thing is to have good

tactics. They have to have a good driver and see what the best our

robot can do against the other robots.

There is a massive achievement for us to win and Apollo has done us

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