07/06/2013 Newsround

most of us, a glorious weekend of Sunshine starts right here.

The Queen rocks out with the boys mentor.

And the one direction boys are hoping that the sentences --

fragrances are as strong as their songs. First, the Queen has made her

first public appearance since Prince Phillip was taken to hospital. He

went in for a stomach operation after a large party at Buckingham

Palace yesterday. But without him, she caused a stir, officially

opening the BBC headquarters in London.

It comes with the job, unveiling statues, plaques and large

buildings. Today, Her Majesty's toured the BBC's home in London to

declare it officially open. Thousands of workers stopped what

they were doing as the Queen walked by. She even made an appearance on

live TV behind these two presenters. A unique moment with a special royal

flavour. Over to the Radio 1 studio and the Queen watched The Script

perform. I'd do not know if she is rocking our CD right now. And hope

this new building will serve you well for the future. I am delighted

to declare it open. Before leaving, lots of people took pictures on

their phones. Next up, step aside, Einstein, move

over, Stephen Hawking, there is a new genius on -- in town. Only 13!

Schoolgirl Neha Ramu has just scored 162 on an IQ test, the highest

possible result for someone under 18 and way above the mark for a

genius. Soldiers are now being asked to

consider life in a different battle zone, the classroom. From next year,

the government wants former soldiers in England to train as teachers, but

will they have the skills to survive?

Risking their lives on the frontline, and keeping order in the

classroom. Trips to teachers is part of a plan to encouragement was of

the Army, Royal air force and navy to take up teaching as a career. But

how would it work? Normally, people who want to become teachers need a

degree from the University, which takes around four years to study

for. But under these plans, former soldiers could sign up to teacher

training courses and complete them in just two years. The government

says it will bring different skills to the classroom. They say every

child can benefit from these values. But what do you think the Mac I do

not think it would work good because they are good at shouting at

people. We do not like loud noises. It might work a bit, making a stop

being naughty. Teaching unions are not happy with the plans, and they

believe that life in the classroom is very different to life in war

zones. They are worried that former soldiers will not get enough

training before they enter the classroom. But this former soldier

believes that it can work. It has taught me that I'd can transfer my

skills to a mathematical classroom. Team work, discipline, bringing

people together. As well as motivation. Former soldiers can

start training from 2014. But those that already have degrees will be

fast tracked from as early as this September.

A few weeks ago, we thought he might be hanging up his Chelsea boots but

instead, Frank Lampard has been picking up a metaphorical pen. Not

just a footballer, now children's author, he has just released a

series of kids books based on the adventures of Frankie and his pet

dog. He told Ricky that his friends -- is kids helped him with the

ideas. My kids made suggestions, as they would do, of things they might

think funny relevant. They liked the stories, so I was pleased. If you

love was wondered what one direction smell like, -- if you have always

wondered what one direction smell like, it is this. They have become

the latest celebrities to launch their own fragrance. They have

called it Our Moment. Before we go, the hot weather will keep soaring.