21/08/2014 Newsround

Ayshah here with news of the cat stuck up a chimney for nearly

Why bad-boy Balotelli's on the verge of a Premier League comeback.

Chilling out with One D and Taylor, ice bucket style.

First, to Japan, where today rescuers are searching for survivors

of the major landslides that have devastated the city of Hiroshima.

They happened after heavy rainfall caused whole mountainsides

The city of Hiroshima is unrecognisable today, as more than

2,500 rescuers wade through sludge, rubble and the wreckage of homes,

A month of rain fell in 24 hours there, triggering massive

"It's a wonder I survived," she said.

39 people lost their lives and more people are still missing.

Rescue crews are there, they're going through the rubble,

dogs in there with the kind of units they use for earthquakes.

It is difficult because of the mad and rock which had come down the

mountain. -- Mark and rock. -- marred and rock. -- the muddy

conditions and the rock. Families who have lost their homes,

are gathering in evacuation centres And they face an uncertain future,

as authorities are warning that more heavy rain is expected,

as the rescue operation continues. And remember,

there's help and advice on the Newsround website if anything

you saw there upset you at all. Next, thousands

of nervous pupils have been getting And despite worries that a new style

of testing might see pass levels And in sport, one of football's

biggest characters could be heading Italy striker Mario Balotelli is

on the verge He left Man City for Italian side

AC Milan last year after a string of stunts and fall outs with

his manager and fellow players. Liverpool want him

as a replacement for Luis Suarez. But now to the international Frozen

trend that's got nothing to do with David Beckham's done it and

Cheryl Cole too. Even the former President

of America. It's the icebucket challenge

and Martin's got the details. It looks like a very... What people

are actually doing is the ice bucket challenge. It started in America

with people posting pictures online and nominating others to do the

challenge. The plan is to spread awareness of motor neurone disease

and raising money to fight against it. It stops the nerve cell

controlling movements from working properly. People can be left unable

to walk and even speak. Thousands of people have taken the ice bucket

challenge and there is no shortage of famous faces get involved. Justin

Timberlake. Nile from one direction. Taylor Swift. And Rory McIlroy. And

if it is too difficult to lift the bucket above your head you can

always get it dropped from a helicopter, which is what this

Canadian hockey player did. So far thanks to the challenge, spreading

on social network, millions of pounds has been raised and it does

not look like this craze will slow down any time soon. Just get adults

around to join in the fun with you. There's two days left

until the start of the new Doctor Who and still time to send

us pictures of you dressed up Head to the Newsround website to

find out how and take a look If the Doctor's not your thing then

there's also these amazing pics from the wildlife photographer

of the year competition, which includes my favourite of a monkey

hanging out on a washing line. But finally a cat that's been

stuck inside a chimney for nearly Yao Yao here fell

inside a venitlation shaft in China His owners struggled to get him

out but when a neighbour heard him purring they called in maintenance

workers who dismantled the shaft He lost half his body weight

from not eating, but amazingly We're back with loads more

at 8.15 tomorrow.