22/08/2014 Newsround

Good morning. Hayley here, with a quacking story about this giant duck

Keep watching newsround to see me, 20 Marko, the new Dr Who, and string

But first to the mischief-making monkeys causing havoc in Gibraltar.

Big gangs of them have started roaming the streets of the British

territory that's off the coast of Spain. And there's so many that the

authorities there have come up with a plan to try and stop them.

These cheeky monkeys have been creating quite a stir in Gibraltar.

They mostly live on the Upper Rock, which is a mountainous area that

But the bold creatures have been causing

lots of trouble for people, because they're making their way into town,

They've been known to rummage through rubbish bins, play tricks

They even got in the way when this BBC reporter tried to find out more

At one school, this teacher says they can cause disruption.

In the past three months, we have had packs of monkeys coming

And lots of babies, lots of little monkeys.

Some of them very cute and others a little bit threatening.

However, some tourists are excited to catch a glimpse of them.

We just came out of our hotel to do some shopping

and we did not think we would see a monkey come out onto the ledge,

But now authorities have had enough of the havoc.

They've decided that some of the monkeys will be split up

Thirty of them will go to live in a safari park.

And it's hoped that might mean there's

a little less monkey-business on the streets of Gibraltar soon!

Next, Team GB's latest athletics super-star has told Newsround she

really didn't expect to be a double-gold medallist while she was

still at school. 14-year-old para-athlete

IPC European Championships yesterday, to add to the 100-metre

crown she claimed on Wednesday.

It's been quite a week, and after her race,

time to tell us how it all feels.

It's just a major achievement for me.

Conditions were not as good, it was cold and windy,

but I am pleased with the time and the overall result.

You are only 14, how does it feel to have such success so young? I am

really pleased. I have been training all year round and I am really

pleased my hard work has paid off. after thrashing Wales in Cardiff

last night. pick of the goals in a 4-nil win, as

the team kept up their 100 per cent record in qualifiers. It booked

their place in the finals in Canada next summer. Wales could still

qualify through the play-offs. Next, the new series of Dr Who will

start tomorrow. This week, the new 45 map rope Peter Capaldi has been

and string of questions from fans who visited the set in Cardiff,

including whether there could be a female doctor -- answering. I think

quite possibly, why shouldn't there be. If you can completely convert

your dying body into a brand-new one, an older one in my case, you

could easily do it into a female. And a female doctor would be fun.

And there's loads more to help you build up to the new series on the

Newsround website, with a tour of the Tardis and a guide to how you

involved in that and send us pics your Time Lord pics.

Finally, this giant rubber duck is creating a bit of flap in LA, after

floating into the city's Port. It's thought to be the biggest rubber

ducky in the world, weighing a whopping eleven tons. The feathered

floater, designed by the artist Florentijn Hofman, has also appeared

in Australia, Brazil, China and Belgium, and people who've managed

to catch a glimpse are going quacky.

I am pretty excited, I have not seen it this big before and I am excited

to see him come to LA. He is really big and it would be scary if I was

in the bathtub with him! Have a