06/08/2013 Newsround

better. You are live with Newsround. I'm Leah with today's best stories,

including the sewer the size of a bus. Find out which X Factor judge

is calling it quits. First, to a big debate about how

much of the money you donate to charity should be spent on paying

those who work for them. Today, some of the UK's leading charities have

been told off for giving their bosses too much. Here is more.

You are fired. You are fired. are hired. A top job usually comes

with lots of money. But when you are the boss of a charity, how much

should you be paid? The man who looks at charities in England and

Wales says they might be paying bosses too much. He says that might

annoy ordinary people who donate their hard-earned cash.

The lots of organisations getting fewer donations as people struggle

with money, William Shawcross reckons charities need to keep a

closer eye on what their Chief Executives get. According to the

Daily Telegraph, the British Red Cross was paid �184,000 last year to

the bosses. Save the Children boss got �160,000 and Christian Aid's

boss got over �126,000. How does that compare to other professions? A

qualified nurse earns �21,000, a primary schoolteacher can earn

�30,000, a top Doctor can take home around �90,000, the man in charge of

the BBC is paid �450,000 a year. Footballer Jermaine Defoe got �3

million in 2012, so is the Chief Executive of a charity worth more

than �100,000? I can understand very easily, though looking at the

figures and frankly being horrified. You have to bear in mind that to run

an organisation like this, you need someone with the skills, expertise

and experience. Some say for charities to survive, they need to

act more like businesses, but the big question is, should the money we

raise be spent on the bosses unstead of the people who need it the most?

You have been having your say on the Britain's most successful gymnast,

Beth Tweddle, has announced she's retiring. She won bronze at London

2012 and three world and six European golds to her name too. She

also won Dancing on Ice but says she doesn't have enough time to train

in. The showbiz world, X Factor judge Louis Walsh is calling it a

day, leaving after the next series to focus on creating a new boy band.

Watch out One Direction. Jedward who Louis mentored told Newsround they

are looking forward to another year of the show.

Well, this year is the tenth anniversary of X Factor. It's cool

that Sharon's back, the original cast is getting back. Hopefully this

year, they'll find someone totally different. If you haven't eaten your

dinner yet, look away. We are about to show you what gave sewer workers

in London a surprise when they investigated a mysterious blockage.

Here is Martin with the gruesome details.

People go about their daily business. Something is lurking

underground. The attack of the...

It doesn't look that threatening. This lump of fat is the biggest

discovered after people living in Surrey found they couldn't flush

their toilets. The sewer was almost completely

clogged with over 15 tonnes of fat, caused by people pouring oil down

the drain and throwing things like baby wipes down the loo.

They should never ever put these into the sewers because they reach

points like this, they harden and block the sewers which means sewage

backs up and it can back up through people's toilets.

The fat bug swelled to the size of a double-decker bus and took workmen

three weeks to blast it using water jets.

The next time you are about to throw something down the drain, just have