05/09/2017 Newsround

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this Tuesday morning.

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A top night for the home nations in World Cup qualifiers.

The Duchess of Cambridge is pregnant again.

It was a great night for the Home Nations

in their World Cup qualifying matches last night.

The result of the evening came from Northern Ireland,

who will finish second in Group C after beating the Czech

Republic 2-0 in Belfast.

Jonny Evans and Chris Brunt scoring the goals for Michael O'Neill's side

that should see them secure a play-off spot.

Goals from Eric Dier and Marcus Rashford saw England come

from behind to beat Slovakia 2-1 at Wembley, and move a step closer

to World Cup qualification.

England are now five points clear at the top of Group F.

It was also a good night in the same group for Scotland at Hampden Park.

They won 2-0 at home to Malta.

If they can win their last two games against Slovakia and Slovenia,

they can qualify for the World Cup via the play-offs.

Now, as we told you yesterday on Newsround, there's

going to be another royal baby.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are having their third child.

Kensington Palace posted this, and the internet did this.

It's true, #royalbaby.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte are going to

have a new brother or sister.

And the Queen says she's delighted, and Prince Harry said this.

Fantastic, great, very, very happy for them.

So with royal baby number three on the way, we have some questions.

Unlikely, but they will be born fifth in line to the throne,

and they'll bump Prince Harry out of the top five.

If it's a boy, it will be the first time a girl, Princess Charlotte,

has been ahead of a boy to be the leader of the Royal family.

Well, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh had four children.

William's great-great-great-great-grandmother,

Queen Victoria, had nine!

So, who knows?

Loads of people have already been guessing.

Alice was a favourite for a girl last time.

Freddie, Alexander and Frederick are all names that came up for a boy.

So, wow.

What an exciting week for Prince George.

On Thursday he starts a new school, and now the fantastic news

he'll have another little sister or brother.

Congrats Duke and Duchess, from everyone at Newsround.

Now, some of you are already back at school -

but for others term is starting soon.

One of the most exciting and most nerve-wracking times in your life

is when you start at high school - so what's that actually like?

Did you think the school was a lot bigger than it actually is?

Yes.

It's different, it's not the same as primary school,

and then moving school, it's just nervous.

I found out I was going to a different high school

than all my other friends, no one from my primary school

was in my high school.

So I was a bit nervous.

In primary school you're in the same sweaty classroom all day!

You never had food tech in primary school.

I actually adore cooking food, I know how to make

cakes and all that.

It's like moving house, because you don't know,

you've got to make new friends and leave your old friends.

Sometimes you can still stay in contact, but it's just a bit hard.

I was scared I wouldn't make friends.

Once I made friends, I started getting louder.

You think I'm going to get lost, I don't know where I'm going to go.

Now I can just, I could probably find my way around

with my eyes closed.

Even though I've made some more friends, I really miss my other ones

that didn't come with me.

I don't know, I just miss them.

My brother and my two cousins were there, I knew

that they would look after me.

I knew some people but in primary we were really close.

I was really worried I wouldn't make friends,

but actually everyone is in it the same as you.

They all know what you're thinking.

You're not on your own.

You'll

You'll be

You'll be absolutely

You'll be absolutely fine.

Take a look at these rather strange looking animals.

They're called tapirs and they're an endangered species.

But this zoo in Nicaragua has started a breeding

scheme to save them.

As you can see here it looks like they're doing well.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here in about half an hour.

The England handball team are attempting to break some new records

in Officially Amazing next.

And if that's not exciting enough,

check out who's making an appearance at six.

Look! Morning.

And while most of us like to start the day with breakfast,