02/09/2017 Newsround

Good morning guys, Jenny here, live with your Saturday Newsround -

first, a quick round-up of the international football.

Scotland's chances of qualifying for the World Cup are looking

better, after a 3-0 win away to Lithuania.

This was the pick of the goals from Liverpool's Andy Robertson.

Scotland are now in third place in their group.

England beat Malta 4-0, but the game wasn't a thriller,

and three of the goals came in the final six minutes,

with Harry Kane scoring twice, and Ryan Bertrand and Danny Welbeck

Northern Ireland are still in second place in their group,

Josh Magennis scored twice, with Southampton's Steven Davis

adding another from the penalty spot.

And it's Wales's turn tonight - they're third in their group

and need to beat Austria in Cardiff tonight.

Next, more heavy rain is falling in South Asia,

where this year's monsoon season has caused massive flooding,

Emergency services, charities and the United Nations are trying

to help people in India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

It's one of the worst floods in the area for many years.

It has taken her eight years, but Taylor Swift has finally made it

# Look what you just made me do # Look what you just made me do #

Look What You Made Me Do, has had 5.3 million streams,

and 30,000 downloads in its first week, according to the

Knocking Dua Lipa's New Rules off the top spot.

It's Taylor's eighth top five single in the UK.

And one of the biggest shows on TV is back tonight - X Factor.

But what changes can we expect to the new series?

BGT's Alesha Dixon is said to make a couple of appearances as a guest

Acts will perform more original songs and

Live weekend shows are cut from ten to six.

Acts will be voted off on both Saturdays and Sundays.

Simon Cowell has said that the jukebox

feature is gone and the six chair challenge has returned.

ANNOUNCER: X Factor-Strictly rivalry!

The X Factor finale has moved so that it will not clash with

Strictly, but the rest of the shows will probably clash.

We will find out in the coming months which

changes creator Simon Cowell has gone with.

That's all for now, Newsround's back at 11am.

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