14/08/2014 Newsround

Hi, guys, Jenny here, with news of a golden comeback

Plus... The teeny tiny turtle that's big news at a zoo in Bristol.

First to South Sudan in Africa - a country facing the worst famine

One in three people don't have clean drinking water and four million

people don't have enough to eat, and things are getting worse.

There's been civil war in the country since December last year,

which has forced more than a million people to leave their homes.

It's left people living there without

the basics they need to survive and many are now living in camps.

I am in a camp in the capital of South Sudan. The conditions the

people are living in a really difficult. It is really cramped, and

they are living in flimsy structures. Undies weighed it rains

heavily, it floods. The children are facing a host of other problems.

Cannot access education or health care.

And remember that if anything in the news upsets you,

there's lots of help and advice on the Newsround website.

In other news, one of the world's rarest turtles

The tiny Vietnamese box turtle is a critically endangered species.

It weighs the same as a packet of crisps, and can fit

Visitors will have to wait to catch a glimpse, though -

the turtle's so precious it's being kept away from the public, in it's

Sport now, and it was a huge night of British success last night.

England's women made it through to the Rugby World Cup final,

by beating Ireland - something you can find out all

And Mo Farah might have missed the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

through injury, but he certainly made up for it last night.

Mo took the 10,000 metre gold medal at the

Team-mate Andy Vernon grabbed the silver.

Mo will go for double gold in the 5,000 metres on Sunday.

Meanwhile Tiffany Porter also won gold in the 100 metre hurdles.

She took the silver in Glasgow last month, but just held on here,

And Team GB got gold and bronze in the Men's 100 metres.

Harry Aikines Aryeetey grabbed third place but James Dasaolu

It is a lovely feeling to be the European champion. I am trying to

take it all in. I am happy to win this.

Well, sticking with sport you might have noticed one of CBBC's biggest

stars - Bobby Lockwood - donning his leotard for a new BBC

Tumble gets different celebs to perform a series

We sent Martin for a sneak peak behind the scenes.

It is gymnastics, but not as you know it. Ten celebrities giving it

their all with routines on the floor and up high. All trying to impress

the judges, including Louis Smith. This weekend the competition gets

even tougher because the celebrities will start to be eliminated. Just

behind me is Bobby, preparing his latest gymnastic routines. Looking

pretty good. I have always been interested into

aspects and thought it was cool. I always wanted to do handstands and

things. He is doing really well. He doesn't realise how well he is doing

because he does not have anything to compare it to. But to learn

everything he has learned in eight weeks is ridiculous. What is your

favourite move? Without a doubt, anything going backwards, a backflip

or attack back, anything. It is a tough competition and one of the

contestants, Mr motivator, has already dropped out