27/02/2014 Newsround

Good morning, guys. Leah here with all the latest from the Newsround

team this Thursday, including. How 1D's Louis did on his Doncaster

debut. We speak to Blue Peter's Radzi about his extreme Sport Relief

challenge. But first there's been calls for

tighter controls on buying in-game extras for online games by a mum

who's son racked up a ?4,000 bill playing FIFA 14. The 13-year-old

says he didn't realise how much he'd spent after buying several player

packs with his mum's credit card, which was registered to the game.

Mum Sue says it shouldn't be that easy. EA Sports who make FIFA 14,

were contacted but declined to comment. Farmers who produce

fairtrade bananas say they're struggling to meet the low prices

people want to pay for the fruit. Bananas are big business. They're

Britain's favourite fruit, and we go through around five billion each

year. But while you can pick up a bunch at the supermarket for under a

pound the fairtrade Foundation says more needs to be done to support

those producing them. A single banana from somewhere like South

America can cost as little as 11p and that's compared to an apple from

the UK that costs around 20p. So all the time, living costs for farmers

is going up and up and up. The price bananas are being sold at is getting

less and less. Footy news and Chelsea became the first English

team not to loose the first leg of a Champions League last 16 game this

season last night. Now Chelsea might have drawn their Champions League

first leg but that wasn't the big footy game of the night. Oh no, this

was. Louis from One Direction's long awaited debut for Doncaster Rovers

reserves. There's no denying Directioners are a dedicated bunch.

Some queued for 11 hours to catch a glimpse of Louis heading out on the

pitch for Doncaster Rovers. I came from Glasgow this morning. It was

three trains and a bus and I got here just now. We came at two. I

want to meet Louis Tomlinson really bad. Like, really, really bad. I've

been trying for three years and it has never happened. While fans know

him more for being part of one of the most successful bands of all

time, yesterday the BRIT Award winner was a living out a life long

dream. Heading out on pitch for Doncaster Rovers. Louis played for

25 minutes, and although the match finished 0-0, Louis was still

delighted. I mean, it's absolutely amazing. I was just thinking, those

boys get to do that every week and it really is such an honour to be

involved in a club that I spent most of my childhood going down to the

games. Just putting the shirt on is just boyhood dreams. A reserves

match like this usually pulls in just 100 people but last night 5,400

people turned up. And with tickets costing around ?7.00, all the money

went to a children's hospice. And you've been telling us which celeb

you'd like on your team. Liverpool fan Elizabeth says:

I don't know who Grace supports but I for one would like to see that.

Now to a breath-taking plunge into chilly Lake Windemere in the North

of England. Well, Blue Peter's Radzi did just that on Tuesday. You swam

in the lake for a mile and this is the first of three challenges you,

Barney and Lindsey are doing for Sport Relief. What was it like? It

was just unbelievable. I really struggle with the cold anyway, so

it's a huge challenge to swim a mile in open water. The temperatures,

cold tap water is between 10-11 degrees, and this was 5-6d. How much

did the suit help you? It takes the edge off it that's all it does.

Getting in that water, all I was thinking was, it was so cold. A

whole mile swimming, I wasn't a strong swimmer when I started. You

must've done quite a lot of preparation? Yes, a real-life

Superman, Colin Hill, in open water swimmer, he was teaching me the

whole time. I did kilometres, half miles, just to build my endurance

and build up the fact, when you get in the water, not much of you wants

to carry on. You have to know, mentally, I'm strong enough to do

it. And there was an ice bath. How did that help? It was about

exposure, me getting used to exposure in my small trunks. I'm not

happy right there. That was about 10 degrees, it was actually warmer than

the open water but it's about me getting time in the water and trying

to get used to the cold. You completed this, which was amazing.

How did you feel when you finished? I could hardly speak because I was

so cold. It was so difficult. How can people find out more about sport

relief? Sport relief are counting the children who get involved

through the Blue Peter website. That's all from me. Newsround's back

here at 4.20p. Bye for now.