07/04/2014 Newsround

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This is Newsround. On today's show... The school kids getting

ready for the royal baby. And the high sand blows up another amazing

weekend of sport. But first to the latest in the

search for the Malaysian airlines plane that went missing almost a

month ago. In the last few hours, Australian search teams have said

they've detected signals that could help them find out where the plane

crashed. Flight MH370 disappeared mid-flight on the 8th of March,

something that's very rare, and experts have been looking for any

wreckage ever since. They say this is the most promising lead yet. It

could be the breakthrough that investigators have been waiting for.

The Australian ship picked up signals on two occasions. The first

time for around two hours and 20 minutes. On a second occasion,

separately from those Chinese signals that were picked up over the

weekend and have since been ruled out. There's lots more on the

background to that missing plane story on the Newsround website, plus

lots of help and advice if you've seen anything in the news that

upsets you. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George have

arrived in New Zealand for their three-week trip Down Under. It's the

beginning of a lifetime of royal tours for the eight-month-old

prince, who is third in line to the throne. It's their first official

tour as a family. They'll be visiting New Zealand as well as

Australia. Seeing what cup that Mac car they will come in. The Princess,

and to see the baby. Now, most of us know that dance is a fun way to be

more active and keep fit, but in the past certain types of dance have

attracted more girls than boys to take part. But one group of young

men is hoping to change that, by taking to the stage to perform in an

all-male ballet production. Rehearsals are taking place for the

Lord of the flies, a new production that only has boys in it. It's been

hard to encourage boys to take up dance because it has often been seen

something more suited for girls, but for these boys it's the chance of a

lifetime. It feels amazing to be part of the show. I feel like I'm a

professional dancer already and I'm only 12. My friends think it's

really cool that I do ballet, I'm really proud of it. I had give up

football to do this. I would say to boys, don't be shy, don't let

anybody tell you anything bad about it. Just decide for yourself. These

dancers have been selected through local auditions to dance alongside

eight professional dancers. 300 boys across the country have already

signed up and the show is set to travel to another 12 UK cities. The

person behind the idea is one of Britain's most successful dance

choreographers. His name is Matthew Bourne. I understand how it is

difficult for boys to get into dance. I think dance is for

everyone, as much for boys as girls. If you do feel a bit like the only

boy who is interested in your school, it can be difficult. This

project hopes to find those guys and give them a chance to come and find

like-minded young people to work with. For some of the boys here,

this could be the start of a life in dance. For others, it's just the

chance to try something new. But the organisers here hope these boys will

become the dance stars of the future. With just five games left of

the Premier League season, another manager has lost his job. Norwich

city have sacked their boss, Chris Hughton, after protests from their

fans at the weekend. Norwich are fourth bottom after losing to West

Brom on Saturday. The team boss, Neil Adams, will take over. From

bottom of the leaked to the top, and Liverpool kept up their title charge

with a ninth win in a row yesterday. They beat West Bromwich 2-1 thanks

to two penalties from Steven Gerrard. The win helped them regain

first place ahead of next week's crunch match against Man City. And

the race for the fourth places now in Everton's hands. They beat

Arsenal 3-0 to move within a point of the Gunners with a game in hand.

It means if they win their last five games they will pip Arsenal to the

last Champions League place. Every win in the final third of the season

is instrumental. Being able to perform in a manner we perform,

pacing Top 14, historically it's been setting standards in European

football that is massive. Lots more about dams on the website and the

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