23/03/2014 Newsround

Good morning, Ayshah here with your first Newsround update of the day.

First, the search for the missing Malaysia flight has been stepped up

with planes from China helping to look for it. For the past few days,

the search has been concentrated in the South Indian Ocean after a

satellite showed what could be possible debris in the ocean there.

Now China has released a second picture of what could be more debris

in the ocean, picked up by a satellite. It's been more than two

weeks since the plane disappeared but it's still not clear what

happened and why contact was lost. Losing touch with a plane like this

is extremely rare. There's a full report on this story on the website,

and if you're worried or upset about anything you see on the news,

there's help and advice there too. Next up, if you've ever got your

homework back with red pen pointing out mistakes, you might like the

idea of this... A pen has been invented which

vibrates when you make a mistake. It doesn't need ink or special paper to

work and uses a special mechanism to work out what is being written. It's

connected to an app that flashes to let you know you've gone wrong.

Sport now: it was a goal-fest in the Premier League yesterday, starting

with a 6-0 thrashing of Arsenal by Chelsea. Arsene Wenger's 1000th game

in charge of the Gunners was a complete disaster and leaves their

title hopes in tatters. Jose Mourinho's Chelsea meanwhile are

four points clear at the top of the table after the win.

But second-placed Liverpool kept their brilliant season going as they

also scored six goals, against Cardiff, with a hat-trick for Luis

Suarez. Manchester City enjoyed themselves

too with a comprehensive 5-0 drubbing of bottom-placed Fulham.

There was a hat-trick in this game too, for City's Yaya Toure, and it

takes City into third place in the table.

But goal of the day has to go to Wayne Rooney, who scored this

astonishing strike from just inside the half-way line, helping his

Manchester United side to a 2-0 win away to West Ham.

In some villages, you can be many miles away from your nearest local

store. One inventor has tried to solve that problem with a giant

vending machine. It has everyday items stocked inside, like eggs,

baked beans and loo roll. The first one has just been put in a car park

near Ashbourne in Derbyshire. There are plans to place them in other

villages in the area. I'll show you how it works. A wide

range of products and I'm going to buy some tea bags. So I put the code

in, 622, then I press the OK button. The tea bags are then dispensed onto

the collection unit and it'll come down for me. It can also deliver

delicate products, like eggs. That's all from me, but join me just

before midday.