02/04/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Leah live with you this Saturday lunchtime.

Coming up in the next few minutes: Little Mix's Jesy says she's feeling

And the dynamic duo winning gymnastic gold will be live

First to a new short film starring a ten-year-old boy with autism.

The condition affects nearly a million people in the UK

and the film has been made to try to help people

Watch out for flashes in this report from BBC reporter Nikki Fox.

For some, everyday life can be difficult. In fact, it can be

overwhelming. I am not naughty, I am autistic. Ten-year-old Alex is in

the voice-over Bush, adding the finishing touches to a film he stars

in. It is all about understanding autism, and who best to play the

part? I just get too much information. For him the experiences

in this film are a very real. One of the main things is people just

brushing past you. I know that seems very silly and I know that seems,

busy crowd, busy things, but that is hard. But something tiny like that

will affect my day for a very long time. One city with ambitions to

make life easier for people like Alexander's family is Liverpool.

Here at one of its largest museums, changes have been made to improve

the experiences of people with autism. Alex and his brother, Sam,

I'm learning all about starfish. Normally this area would be chaotic

but it is quiet and that suits people with autism. It is amazing,

it is not crowded. It is extraordinary. It has taken away the

bad things and left the good things. Hopefully that has elaborated it.

You have elaborated it perfectly, a lot better than most people. The

film will be shown in cinemas across the UK and the message is simple,

the smallest of changes for someone like Alexander's family could make a

world of difference. Now as you can see I've got some

friends on the sofa with me now. This is 12-year old Kieran

and 17 year-old Callum. Welcome guys first let's

have a little look at you in action. It's spectacular routines

like that which won you the gold It is your first international

competition and you took away the Gulf. You must be pretty happy with

that, right? Yes, extraordinarily happy that we won and it was just

that we came to our first ever international competition and it was

just the fact that it was our first and we won, it feels like such a

good experience to just go and win gold. It is such a privilege. An

amazing achievement, because you have only been working together for

about two years and I heard it was 19 hours a week in training. A lot

of hard work goes into winning that goals that you have read your neck,

doesn't it? Yes, it is a lot of training but we do drink quite

intensely together. We are eased in London and it is amazing the support

we get. At it is all worth it, isn't it, because you end up with the gold

medal like that. Obvious question but what are you going to do with

it? Will you where it all day, which is what I would do. We will frame

our medal, and when we have finished with her leotard that we won in it

we will frame it with the leotard as well. One of the things we are

fascinated about is the trust that you guys must have because those

routines that we have seen Arsenal, so, so super but a lot of trust

between you guys, isn't there? A lot of trust, if we did not have trusted

then the partnership would not work. If trust was a person, Calum would

be it. Thank you so, so much for coming into the studio. Good luck

for the future. We are sticking with sport.

After the international break the Premier League is back

with Aston Villa kicking things off against Chelsea.

The biggest match of the day is Tottenham

The last time the two sides met in October it was a goalless draw.

But if Spurs do win later today - kick off at 5.30 -

it would keep the pressure on top of the table Leicester.

And Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp is loving the title race drama.

Little Mix's Jesy says she's starting to feel much better

after being unwell earlier this week.

The Band's tour date in Belfast on thursday was cancelled

at the last minute because the singer was too

They're due to play in Sheffield this evening and the show

Jesy went on social media to thank her fans for

And for more on that story and loads of others go to our website

about Zayn Maliks new album and how the Hubble Space Telescope has

captured pictures of half a million stars.

That's all from me, Newsround's back just before two o'clock.