02/05/2012 Newsround

Hi there. I'm Nel. And I'm Joe. And you're with us for nine minutes

stuffed with newsy goodness. What girls and boys think about PE

lessons? And remember Dirk the stolen penguin? We've got an update.

But first, the papers should have been celebrating the fact that

England have finally got a new football manager. Instead, The Sun

is coming in for some serious criticism because of this. The

headline on today's paper next to a picture of the new England boss,

Roy Hodgson. They're making fun of the way he pronounces his Rs. Lets

have a listen to him. I will do my very best to make sure the team is

as well prepared as possible for the task that lies ahead. I'm

grateful for the chance to be the manager of England and I'm looking

forward to it. It's not just The Sun. The Daily have also printed

this cartoon about him. One of the UK's leading children's speech

charities, I Can, have told Newsround. We know that children

with communication difficulties are often at risk of bullying.

Therefore it is disappointing to see that Roy Hodgson's speech has

been singled out in the mainstream media for entertainment value. And

big names in sport have been writing about it on Twitter.

Everton captain Phil Neville has tweeted, have you seen the front

page of The Sun this morning? Disgraceful journalism - what

chance have we got! Jake Humphrey agrees, I think today's headline in

The Sun is offensive. We asked The Sun for a comment, but they didn't

want to talk to us. But we've just heard from the FA. They say they're

not making an official complaint but say, we're disappointed with

the headline in The Sun, which we consider is in poor taste and

disrespectful. We're joined by Fiona Taylor. She's a speech and

language therapist and helps children who have communication

difficulties. What do you make of this headline? It's really

disappointing about the way that someone says his sounds. They

should be focusing on what he says, not how he says it. Will the fact

that this is in the papers today mean that children with the same

problem will be teased more too? would hope that doesn't happen but

sometimes it does. The key thing is to tell children and young people

to go to their parents and teachers, they can access support from a

speech therapy services. The Sun say he's affectionately known as

"Woy" and that's why they did it, but does that make it OK to poke

fun at him? I think that's really wrong. It has not stopped him, he's

achieved a lot in his life. He's extremely successful man, he speaks

five languages and is just got an amazing job. What would you say to

some kids who might face bullying or get teased for this at school?

Hang in there, you can get support in the right places and you can

achieve success. He should be held up as a role model for children and

young people to aspire to. Results show that year for boys and girls

are doing similar amounts of exercise, but by the time they get

to you nine, girls are doing far less sport, which can lead to

When I was at school, PE was one of my favourite subject - basketball,

tennis, football, you name it, I played it. I really enjoyed sports

at school but that can't be said for a lot of you. A recent report

said that more than half of girls out there don't enjoy exercise

because of their experience at school. Nice one! Or it's going on

then? One of the big reason is because some kids find PE lessons

boring and old-fashioned. Sometimes you want to look nice and you don't

want to run about and get sweaty. We love it but some girls don't

like getting messy. They are mostly lazy and just want to keep nice and

pretty. If I go running around and just going to get sweaty. You don't

like that? No. This school is actually quite good, they are

playing dodge ball, which is unusual, and they do street dance

as well. It's these kind of non competitive sports that the report

wants schools to introduce. I think it's a lot to do with image and

peer pressure. I think it's really important that we encourage girls

to get involved. It's more schools follow the lead of this one, it's

hoped a lot more girls will carry on exercising after school to stay

fit, healthy and active in later life. Moving on, and just two

Fabrice Muamba will be back in a They're probably the biggest movie

superhero team, but now they could also be the most successful. The

Avengers have been smashing their way to the top of the UK box office

- taking nearly �16 million in its first week. It's doing better the

last Batman Film. We'll have to see if Gotham's finest gets his revenge

this summer, when The Dark Knight Rises is released. This is the

British Rally Championship, they are in full swing. Changes to the

types of cars that can enter means there's even more transport speed

demons to take part. Ricky has been to meet the Lewis Hamilton of the

rally world. And also have a go himself.

When you think of rising fast cars you'd be forgiven for picturing

this. What you probably wouldn't imagine is this. But you won't find

any peace and quiet here in this forest in Cumbria because Today

these rally cars are taking over. It's the third stage of this year's

British Rally Championship. Drivers from all over the world have come

to do battle once again. It is 95 miles of forest terrain. That

includes some mega hills, rocks to dodge and sharp corners - and that

is all at speeds of up to 120 mph. Talk us through what it is like to

be inside one of these cars? It's pretty exciting. Still question of

yes, you are concentrating on the job. You find you are at your best

when everything is happening. has the difference been between

Formula One and rally driving? the Formula One you are on a

racetrack, it's a controlled environment. With rally, you leave

at the service area and you are by yourself. Just the driver and co-

driver. That's enough talk, now That was absolutely unreal. I think

I've caught the bug for this. I'm going to leave you guys to it. We

are going to maybe do this again. Hold the phones, guys! We have Dirk

the penguin news! The culprits who stole the little guy from his tank

in Australia last month have been fined. The two British tourists

admitted to taking the seven-year- old penguin and swimming with

dolphins during their midnight spree around Sea Life. Dirk didn't