04/09/2016 Newsround

Good morning.

It's Sunday, I'm Naz and welcome to Newsround.

First, thousands of people are in the Vatican City in Italy

this morning to watch the Pope officially name

the world famous nun Mother Teresa a saint.

Mother Teresa spent her life helping poor people in the slums in India.

Being named a saint is a religious honour given

to people after they've died.

She will become Saint Teresa of Calcutta in a special ceremony.

In the US Open, Andy Murray is through to the fourth round

but there was disappointment for fellow Brit Dan Evans.

He came within one point of pulling off a fantastic victory

in a fourth set tie-break.

But he just couldn't do it and from there the momentum

was with Stan Wawrinka who sealed the match

6-2 in the fifth set.

Just a heartbreaker really.

Yeah.

Just...

I don't really know what to say.

It was a tough one to take.

Probably hurt a bit for a while.

Can you believe it's been two weeks since

the Olympics finished?

Well, Team GB taekwondo champ Jade Jones caught up with Jenny

earlier this week to talk about having two gold medals

and why she's nicknamed the Headhunter!

How does it feel to be home?

Yeah, it feels amazing to finally be home.

Especially going to my hometown in Flint.

Everyone is so supportive.

You've just won your second gold medal.

Was it harder this time around?

Yeah, I am going to say it was harder.

They were both hard but in different ways.

This time it was a long, hard four years of training

and having all the pressure and expectation

to do it again, that was quite hard to handle.

I hear you've been nicknamed the Headhunter.

What does that mean?

Basically when I first went to the national academy I

didn't know how to kick to the body and I just kept going for the head

all the time, literally just hunting for the head.

So they started calling me the Headhunter.

Tokyo Olympics are next.

Will you be going for a triple gold?

Nobody in taekwondo has ever done three Olympic gold

medals so, yeah, I'll have to go for it just to try and be

the first and only one.

Good luck, Jade.

We'll be watching.

Thank you.

The fight to be Strictly champ officially kicked off last night

with the 15 celebrities getting paired up with their professional

partners, before showing off their moves in a group dance.

The stars now have three weeks to practise before

the first live show.

We want to know who your favourite is.

Go to Newsround online to tell us.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back at 12:10.

See you then.