22/04/2014 Newsround

Good morning. Ricky here with Tuesday's top stories. On the way.

Will he stay or will he go? We've got the latest on David Moyes'

future. And the Easter egg roll in America. This is Newsround.

First up, it's a story that's all over the front and back pages of

this mornings papers. David Moyes and his Manchester United future.

The club says he hasn't been sacked but won't confirm if he'll be

United's long-term manager. Various newspapers have claimed the club

will say goodbye to him following a poor season. Earlier I spoke to BBC

Sports Seth Bennett. All the club have said so far as he has not been

sacked. Now, we expect for that to happen possibly a little but later

on today the David Moyes's position now seems like it's not going to

last much longer at Old Trafford. It's so disappointing for Manchester

United fans. They are on their way to their worst season in 24 years in

the Premier League which is incredible. That is in the first

time we've heard rumours he might be facing the axe. Why today? You have

got to think the embarrassment of losing 2-0 at his old club and the

way Everton played, they were vibrant and played exciting

football. Manchester United looked stodgy but this weekend was the

weekend when they were ruled out of the Champions League. In the current

world, that means big things financially because they would lose

so much money from television rights. Who do we think might

replace him if it is confirmed today he has been axed? They are saying

it's going to be Ryan Giggs who will take over in the short term between

now and the end of the season and then the big favourite of Louise

Landau, from the Netherlands, who will take them to Brazil, to the

World Cup. After that, he's a free agent. He was linked with a job at

Alex Ferguson considered retiring about ten years ago, so he would be

the ideal man you would expect the stage. I'm sure we will have more

later. Next to Ukraine where later today America's Vice-President, Joe

Biden, will meet the countries new leaders to discuss the countries

upcoming elections. It's after a phone conversation between America

and Russia led to both sides blaming the other over the crisis. Ukraine

has been in crisis over recent months, with tensions mounting

between people who want the country to stay an independent country, and

those who think it should become part of Russia. You can find out

more about what's happening in Ukraine in our guide over on the

Newsround website. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are visiting

one of Australia's most well known sites today as part of their tour of

Australia. They are at Uluru, which is a sacred site for the areas

Aboriginal people. Now when it comes to sport is it the winning or the

taking part that counts? Well a survey from the Marylebone Cricket

Club suggests the taking part is more important for some school kids.

They asked 1,000 children a series of questions and two thirds said

they were not bothered by the competitive element in school

sports. The poll also suggests that most kids feel their parents are

more concerned about winning than the children themselves. This is a

moment Burnley fans have been waiting for all season. They secured

promotion from the championship with a 2-0 win over Wigan Athletic. In

the Premier League, Manchester City narrowed the gap on leaders

Liverpool to six points with a 3-1 win over West Brom. Chelsea are in

Champions League action tonight. The Blues face Atletico Madrid in the

first-leg of their semifinal tonight and manager Jose Mourinho is

expecting a tough test. Of course, no team arrives in a Champions

League semifinal without being a very good team. And there are no

exceptions. So, to be here, they have to be a very good team. The top

100 downloads were released yesterday too much ten years since

they were added to the Radio 1 top 40 single charts. Robin Fick made it

to the top spot, Black eyed peas were number five, Maroon five, moves

like Jagger, number three, and Adele, number two. One direction

where number 47. You can check out the guide to the top downloads over

on the Newsround website. Lots of you were celebrities to by eating

eggs and kids in America where busy rolling them. They were taking part

in an annual Easter egg roll at the White House, pushing eggs along the

grass with a spoon. US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle

hosted the event and later read the children a story and joined in a

game of basketball. Looks like a lot of fun. That's all from me.

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