14/12/2011 Newsround

Hi guys, two minutes of Newsround for you right about now with one

man and one man only. That's me! Hacker wouldn't like the way this

bulletin is going because the super rich are racing to find new ways of

getting people into space. One of the founders of Microsoft computers,

Paul Allen, has built the world's widest plane, capable of launching

unmanned rockets and people, into orbit. Test flights won't begin

until 2015. By then adventurer Richard Branson plans to have

launched flights on his space ship Virgin Galactic, which promise

tourists five minutes of weightlessness.

The Queen will celebrate 60 years of being on the throne next year by

sending the royal family on a world tour. Royals, including Prince

William and Kate, will visit 15 countries where the Queen holds an

official role as head of state. The Queen won't be jetting off though,

she'll mark the big event by travelling round Britain.

Next to new calls to make the adoption system in England much

simpler.65,000 young people are currently in care but only 1/20 of

them will actually find a family to adopt them, according to official

figures. Even when families do come forward it can take years for the

adoption to go through and One centre that works with kids'

charities has today claimed that's too long, Katie and Chloe are

sisters who have been on the list for most of their lives. My sister

was separated. We might have to be separated. I want me Anne-Sophie

and Chloe to live together. You can find out more on that later.

We'll finish with the bin- collecting bear in Canada.

Rubbishmen in Vancouver got a bit of a surprise when they caught this

black bear found eating scraps of food out of their truck. It took