13/09/2016 Newsround

Hello. Good afternoon, guys. I'm Naz.

First up: Big changes are happening with the Great British Bake Off...

It's one of the most popular shows on telly.

More than 10 million people tuned in to watch this last year.

But now the Great British Bake Off is going to another channel,

It's after the company who makes the show, Love Productions,

signed a three year deal to make the show for Channel 4.

The BBC says it wasn't able to pay all the money that Love Productions

wanted to carry on making Bake Off for them.

So what does the move mean for fans of the show?

It's not known if judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood will stay.

And there's another big question: What does this mean

We asked the BBC about that, and they said the next series

of the show will go out as planned on CBBC in November,

but they wouldn't tell us what will happen beyond then.

Channel 4 have told us that they now own all Bake Off programmes

including Junior Bake Off, and will make an announcement

Next, it's been another top day for Paralympic GB.

Well, Martin is in Rio for us and joins me now.

Martin, what's the latest - another gold medal?

a gold medal in record-breaking fashion, let's start on the track.

Katrina Hermitage has won her second gold medal. She stormed back in the

400 metres leaving everyone fighting force over. And then moving on,

three-time Paralympic champion Stephen Miller has picked up a

bronze medal in our 32 will stop that was his sixth Paralympic games

and that's bronze medal now means that he has a seven Paralympic

medals. Amazing. Paralympics GB are setting pretty tidy second in the

medal table. This is Lauren. Congratulations. What it's like

being a Paralympic silver medallist? It's an amazing medallist. I worked

for 12 years to get the medal and to stand there and where the GB

colours, pretty weighty and it is a bit of a raffle. We love a good

couple. What's it's like with your disability, being a triathlete?

Sports for me has always been that bad being as good as the people so

when I'm swimming, I don't have to have any adaptions and then on the

bike, I use my arm, so that I have balance on the bike, my dears are

electric slide just press and the buttons change and I only have one

break instead of two. The running is just me and by trainers. What will

you do when you get back? I'm going to have a bit of time off to go on

holiday and spend a bit of time with my holiday cos of not seen in a long

time. Thank you very much. Enjoy it. I'm going to hand back to you in a

second but I have to say that GB have won another two gold medals.

Rob Davies and table tennis and Holly Arnold in the javelin.

Fantastic. Back to you, Naz. Now we asked for your fave

Roald Dahl books to celebrate 100 years today since his birth

of Roald And you've sent in loads. Class 2J had a big vote

and their favourite is the BFG. Akshita in Milton Keynes says

I like Matilda because it shows that girls can be really

strong and clever. And Harvey says he likes

Fantastic Mr Fox because Well, the BBC's Colin Patterson has

been to one school which has been celebrating Roald Dahl's

birthday in style. That's all from me, Newsround's back

bright and early tomorrow morning. Welcome to one of many schools to

allow pupils to come today dressed as their favourites Roald Dahl

character. You have come as Willy Wonka. Whilst you like about him?

The bit when violets took all the bits and when William Wonka made the

chewing gum and he firelight. That is a good bit and your name is? Val

area. I've come as a spider in a James and each giant Peach. Look at

that costume. That was made last night and newsround, you won't

believe this. This is Mr Cummings the headmaster. Does your head look

That's all from me, Newsround's back bright and early tomorrow morning.