06/09/2016 Newsround

Good morning, Jenny here, live with Tuesday's top stories.

First up, there's just one day to go until the Paralympic Games begin

in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.

But the build-up to the event has been tricky, with a financial crisis

and lack of ticket sales causing problems for organisers.

So will Rio be ready? Martin has been finding out.

London and Beijing were game-changers for

the Paralympic Games - creating huge interest and bringing

about a change in views towards disability sport.

The hope was that Rio's beautiful backdrop would do the same.

But there are worries that the Brazilian city might not be

ready for the Paralympics.

Never before in the 56 year history of the Paralympic Games have

we faced circumstances like this.

A lack of money seems to be the cause of most issues.

Cash meant for the Paralympics was used during the Olympics instead

to help fix problems such as green diving pools.

Now the Deodoro Park, which was a big part

of the Olympics, will be closed to the public because there

isn't enough money.

And ten countries might not be able to send their athletes to compete

because they were sent the money for flights late.

But one British Paralympian going for gold in Rio believes

the challenges can be beaten.

Disabled athletes are used to overcoming barriers.

We do it daily, so, I think we'll be fine.

We'll take each day as it comes.

Organisers have been busy promoting the Paralympics

to help boost ticket sales.

A campaign has also been started asking people to donate money to buy

tickets for children from Brazil.

Locals in Rio believe the event will be another proud moment

for the city.

TRANSLATION: I think the Paralympic Games will make

the city even happier, and the whole of Brazil as well.

There are a lot of expectations and I'm looking forward to great show.

All Rio can do now is hope

that 11 action-packed days of competition will help people

forget the city's rocky road to the Paralympics.

Moving on, the huge forest fire that destroyed large

areas of southern Spain - near to holiday areas,

like Benidorm - has been brought under control by emergency services.

300 firefighters tackled the blaze and more than 1,400 people had to be

evacuated from their homes.

The Spanish police think some of the fires might have

been started on purpose.

Wales had a brilliant start to their 2018 World Cup

qualifying campaign, beating Moldova 4-0.

They led 2-0 at half-time, thanks to goals from

Sam Vokes and Joe Allen.

Gareth Bale netted a third, then his last-minute penalty took

Wales to the top of their group.

From Wales to England, and Big Sam Allardyce -

the new England boss - got a win in his first match

in charge this weekend, but who else applied for his job?

This might surprise you. Here's Naz.

The iconic Wembley Stadium, home of English football.

Where you can watch footballing stars like Wayne Rooney,

Jordan Henderson and Dele Alli showoff their skills.

Schoolboys Harlan and Jonathan haven't come here with their

friends to watch footy.

They're here because they reckon they're just the kind of managers

the England team needs.

Boys, take it up, get to the goal!

The boys wrote this well-written job application to the people looking

for a new England manager.

They told them all the qualities they have for the job and even went

as far as naming their own backroom staff, their friends, all aged 10.

But they didn't get the job. This man did - Sam Allardyce.

Instead, they got a special invite for a behind the scenes

tour of Wembley.

Here they are having a sneak peek inside the manager's office.

What are you doing in here then? Are you after my job?

What a cool surprise!

Let's see what question the boys have for the new England manager.

Do you think you're good enough to bring success to English

football and why?

The answer to that is yes, otherwise I wouldn't be sat behind this desk.

Why? Because I have 25 years of experience.

What's your favourite formation?

For me, a system has to be devised on the players that play

and the system suiting the players. So, I can change my system.

Basically, the last few years, it's been a 4-3-3.

Whoa!

Wait a minute, Sam, I can't believe you just told them all your secrets!

Right then, get out!

I have a feeling they'll be back in the future, big Sam...

The first of J.K Rowling's new Harry Potter short eBooks are out today.

The first three titles in the 'Pottermore Presents' series

will be published online.

Each book has new stories from the wizarding world that

are meant to be read in about an hour.

And finally, to a surprising bond that's formed between a dog

and some orphaned piglets. You'll want to see these pictures.

After their mother died, these piglets in Cuba

needed someone to feed them.

Locals took them to a dog, who had recently had puppies,

to see if she'd nurse them as well.

She quickly took care of them, as if they were her own pups!

That's all this morning. Newsround's back at 4:20pm with Ricky.

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