04/09/2016 Newsround

Keep watching as we've got plenty coming up.

The Strictly celebs have got their dancing partners -

And Quentin Blake on illustrating the new Beatrix Potter story.

First, thousands of people have come together in Vatican City, in Italy,

to see the Pope officially name the world famous nun,

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

Being named a saint is seen as being a religious honour given

She's become "St Theresa of Calcutta" in a special ceremony.

There's a busy couple of days of international

football coming up, with the four home nations

in their first 2018 World Cup qualifying matches.

and Northern Ireland play the Czech Republic.

But the first game is England versus Slovakia -

a team they drew 0-0 with in the Euros.

It will be Sam Allardyce's first game as manager -

If you look at their record, generally, in games like this,

And we have to try and be the team that gets that advantage.

There's some other international sporting action to look forward

The Rio Paralympics opening ceremony is in just three days.

hopefuls is wheelchair tennis player and Wimbledon champion Gordon Reid.

You represent your country, you're part of this Paralympics GB team. I

always feel awe inspired and a bit more motivated wearing the GB shirt.

Hopefully I can get on top of that podium with the national anthem. One

of the things I love most about the sport is that it translates really

easily from somebody playing on their feet to somebody playing in a

chair. You play on the same court, the same sized net, the same scoring

system. The only difference is I get two bounces of the ball, so it's

very easy to play with somebody on their feet, your family or your

mates. You have had such a successful year, Wimbledon,

Melbourne... It was always a name to play at Wimbledon, so to go there

after years of playing doubles there was special. To be the first ever

win on home soil, and the support of my friends and family, I think it

was heard all around the ground, not just on our court. I have heard a

few stories about some of the guys who were at the Olympics about some

of the conditions and the organisation. They were not run

perfectly, but they still staged a pretty successful event, in my

opinion. Some pretty amazing moments, and some great

performances, especially from Team GB. So it is trying to go out there

and trying to focus on myself, as the athlete. I think there are six

or seven players in this division who can win gold. My aim is to win

two goals, singles and doubles. If you win, will you cry? I probably

will. I cried when it was Andy Murray, never mind myself!

From Peter Rabbit to Jemima Puddleduck,

author Beatrix Potter created some much-loved characters.

But there was one story that never made it on to bookshelves -

The Tale of Kitty-In-Boots has been discovered 100 years

after it was written - and it's Roald Dahl

illustrator Quentin Blake who's done the pictures.

It is the most extraordinary thing, because I have

always been an admirer of Beatrix Potter.

If you're interested in illustration at all, you are.

But that there should be this other story is extraordinary.

There are two characters, Mrs Tiggywinkle, the hedgehog who does

the laundry, and Mr Tod, who is that very sinister fox.

I copied them from Beatrix's drawings!

There is no very developed picture of the cat who is the heroine of it.

It's as though I could invent her without worrying too

much about what Beatrix would think about it.

She decides she's not going to go poaching any longer because it

doesn't work and she throws the gun away.

And she throws away this Norfolk jacket.

And then she goes back to having tea with other respectable cats.

But she still goes on catching rats and mice in the yard.

It was so nice to draw a picture of her in a long dress,

And the fight to be Strictly champ officially kicked off last night,

with the 15 celebs 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

We wanted to know who your fave is, and plenty of you have got in touch.

Beth says Claudia and AJ should win because they're both

brilliant at dancing and they look amazing together.

While Jim thinks that Judge Rinder will win because he is funny!

Newsround's back tomorrow morning at 7:40.