28/09/2016 Newsround

Good afternoon, welcome to Newsround.

First today, it's goodbye to Big Sam.

England football manager Sam Allardyce has left his job

after having been in charge for just one game.

He only started his dream job two months ago, but it's

Suitcases packed, Sam Allardyce is leaving

the country for a holiday a

He's now be shortest serving England manager

All this comes after a newspaper investigation made

a number of claims, including that Sam offered advice on how to get

On reflection, it was a silly thing to do, but just to let everybody

know, I sort of helped out what was somebody I've known for 30

years and unfortunately it was an error in

judgment on my behalf and I paid the consequences.

The decision to go came after a meeting between Sam and

represents the country and he's an employer

That's a higher standard of behaviour that

The news doesn't come at the best time.

England have a World Cup qualifier against Malt in

England have a World Cup qualifier against Malta in

Under 21 boss Gareth Southgate is taking charge in

the meantime while the FA look for another manager.

Well, former England captain Alan Shearer says the news makes

England the "laughing stock" of world football.

Sam Allardyce took over from Roy Hodgson after England

were embarrassingly knocked out by Iceland in this summer's Euros.

Kids in Bolton, where Sam lives, told us what they think.

I think the next England manager should be Alan Shearer. He has

experience. I think Alan Pardew should be the next England manager

because he has a lot of experience in playing football and managing a

team. I think David Beckham should be manager. He has played for so

many different teams. Well, something else that's had

lots of drama recently The reigning Bake Off champion

Nadiya Hussain has told Newsround she's not had any offers

from Channel 4 to be part But she's definitely part of CBBC's

Junior Bake Off - she's a judge on the new series,

and she's been telling Leah You're working with CBBC

and Junior Bake Off. The winner of the last series wants

to know who else, if you could cook for anyone else,

who would you like to cook for. If you've done the Queen

and Mary Berry, I don't know But if I was going to bake

for anyone it will be David I'd love to beg for

David Attenborough. Bella, whose ten, says

who inspired you to bake? I never actually understood

the concept of baking until I got to So my mum had an oven,

as did my uncles and aunts, and they all used the oven for

storage, so they will put I didn't even realise it was

something that you turn on and it was only when I got to school

in year seven or eight and my teacher was mixing up sugar

and eggs and flour and then she sticks

it in the cupboard. I'm thinking, she's lost it,

and then she turns it on. And fo me it felt like sorcery,

it was like magic, and I still have that sense of, I can

see it in my children's eyes when they've worked so hard and then

they put something in the oven I still see that magic

in my kids's eyes. But that the inspiration

for bake me a story? My kids definitely

inspired the book. love writing, they love baking,

they love being in the kitchen. And will they be watching CBBC's

Junior Bake They always watch it for Sam

and Mark, so I think I'll be embarrassing them

a little bit as well. I think I'm nice, but I can

be slightly mean, too. I think these children are so clever

and they really know what they're

doing and I think they value our opinion

as I think they take that kind

of criticism, or the advice that we I think they take that

and they improve as bakers. Will there be another

series on CBBC then? That's all from me, Newsround's back

tomorrow morning from 7.40am.