20/01/2012 Newsround

Hey guys, Hayley and Joe here with all you need to know this afternoon.

We'll find out what's happened to Gary Lineker's face.

We'll also tell you what job Becks wants next.

And... We are Ant and Dec. Find out all the Goss on Newsround. First -

it's been nearly a week since the Costa Concordia cruise ship

capsized off the coast of Italy, killing 11 people. Divers have had

to stop their search for survivors yet again today because of worries

about their safety. And more and more questions are being asked

about why this happened and who is to blame. When it was launched, the

Costa Concordia was the largest ship ever built in Italy. Now it

lies stranded on its side slowly sinking. So far 11 people have lost

their lives and another 21 are missing. But could more have been

done to save everyone on the boat? This video shows a crew member

telling passenger there is's only been a power cut, after the boat

had begun taking in water. TRANSLATION: Everything will be

fine. If you want to stand here it's fine, but I'm kindly asking

you to go back to your rooms, everything is under control.

There's been a lot of criticism of the way passengers were treated,

but Rosaline Ringkin, one of the People could have died Was amazing

how we even got that amount of people off that ship and safe and

sound. Lots of people say Captain Francesco Skettino is to blame for

the accident. It is thought he took the ship off course and got into a

lifeboat before everybody was rescued. TRANSLATION: The ship was

heading forwards, not sideways, there was a rock, we shouldn't have

hit it. The rescue operation has stopped today because of fears that

the ship could slip further under the water. Hopes of finding the

remaining people are fading fast. Police in Londonderry, in Northern

Ireland, are looking through pictures from security cameras for

clues about who could have planted two bombs which exploded there last

night. No-one was hurt, because police managed to get everyone out

in time. Officers are investigating whether the bombs were left by a

group who want Northern Ireland to be part of a united Ireland instead

of the UK. Now, fancy getting involved in the

world's biggest bird survey? Well, you can. The charity that looks

after birds has set up a project to try to work out how many different

types of feathery friends we have in the UK. And you know how much I

love to dress up. So, I grabbed my binoculars and went twitching. When

Newsround sent me bird watching I was pretty confident I knew what it

took to be a good spotter. But I found some chides were the real

experts. I think I will join them but I feel a bit overdressed now.

These kids are taking part in the RSPB Bill Schools Bird watch

Project. They are recording the different species which visit

school grounds, including wood pigeons, magpies, and robins. So

what have we seen so far? A pigeon, a bluetit, and a magpie. The RSPB

hopes everyone will get involved. It is really important. Over

500,000 people take part in the wider project, giving us

information, so we can't ignore it. It is very useful to us. We track

declines and increases in all the birds. It is fun and contributing

to scientific data. In the classroom they learn about the

foods that the birds eat. Which is your favourite? Robins.

nationwide project is in its 11th year now. Since it started, more

than 70 different species have been recorded in school grounds. But

judging by how determined these guys are, they will probably find

even more. They showed me up plich.

-- pretty much. And if you want to get involved in

the Big Garden birdwatch, check out the Newsround website to find out

how. David Beckham has said he wants to Captain this year's team

at the Olympics. I obviously stressed how important

it is for me to be part of the Olympic team and they said fine, we

understand that, we will support you through that and we'll get

round it. I've got a chance of playing in it. Check out this

cheesy picture of Gary Lineker. It's made of over 500 different

types of food, including 72 pieces of cheese! Gary is well impressed

and he says he particularly loves his cauliflower ears.

How do you fancy a trip to space? Well, that's the prize that could

be waiting for whoever wins this year's Britain's Got Talent. Simon

Cowell is trying to work out a way to blast the champion into orbit so

that they can be the first person to perform to the whole planet!

Today was the first day of auditions, so we sent along the

most talented man we know, Ore, to find out all the goss and what sort

of act the judges reckon will win this year. Britain's Got Talent is

back and I'm getting ready to showcase my talents on the red

carpet. The only problem is there are a lot of people here and I

haven't really got a talent. I will tell you what, why don't I

interview the stars instead, because that's what I do best.

brand-new panel, a new year, we are looking to find genuine talent.

the return of the dark Lord himself. He's back. The boss is coming back.

We are really pleased to see him back. The singers can do X Factor.

Let's keep this for the nutty acts, the dogs and the granddads.

Animals? It would be great to find a comedian or a decent

Impressionist. Alesha Dixon, she can sing and dance and she presents

on CBBC! Are you auditioning today? I might do now. That was wicked.

Will the dancing dog win this year? Yes, and everything I said, there

is a gap in the market for a dog to be a star. You saw the silent

movie? Who is the star? The dog. Ugge, bless him, is 12, so there'll

be a gap in the market. Who will win Britain's Got Talent 2012? Will

it be a singer, a dancer, a dancing dog? Will it be a Newsround