27/03/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Martin with your morning Newsround. On today's show: School

Report kids meet the Muppets. Fancy a cupcake? We check out the vending

machine for greedy gateaux. This is Newsround.

First two of the most powerful men in the world are set to meet later

today. US president Barack Obama is heading to Italy to meet the leader

of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis. It's the first meeting of

the two men. Obama has been meeting other world leaders during a week

long tour of Europe. Thousands of bird watchers took part

in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch and now the results are in. Blue tits

had their highest position since the survey began in 1979. Sightings of

starlings also increased but sparrows are still the most common

bird coming in the number one position.

Next to the King and Queen of showbiz. Together for years,

although they sometimes fight like cat and dog, or should I say pig and

frog, they're Hollywood's golden couple. So ahead of the release of

their new film Muppets Most Wanted, we sent two school reporters to

catch up with none other than Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog.

We have seen the movie and now it is time to question the people behind

it. We are at a central London hotel to meet a frog and a pig for some

epic mayhem. Before we get to interview the stars it is time for a

brainstorm. We have been given a production schedule. While we wait

with the other journalists it is time to put all our questions on

paper. Is your chemistry the same on-screen as it is off-screen? In

the movies we have to have little tiffs and be dramatic that is what

people like in the movies. Drama. But in real life we are very much in

love all the time. And you say we never have little tiffs? No, we

always get along. OK. Yes, we do! Thank you. You have been absolutely

fantastic people to interview. And we would like to make you honorary

BBC's School Report -- School reporters. That is great. We are

reporting for BBC News School Report. Thank you, guys. I love this

badge. Sticking with showbiz, a new musical

spoofing the X-Factor launched in London last night. Called I Can't

Sing, and written by comedy legend Harry Hill, it pokes fun at the

talent show. Even though the stage show's been backed by the man behind

X-Factor, Simon Cowell, he says he found watching a bit painful at

times! Seeing the results and reactions, we know what it is like.

Football now and Celtic secured their third Scottish title in a row

last night. After beating Partick Thistle 5-1. Neil Lennon's side came

out strong, with striker Anthony Stokes scoring two goals. Amazingly,

the Scottish Champions still have seven games to play this season.

Andy Murray was not able to defend his title at the Miami Masters in

the Florida. He was knocked out by world number two, Novak Djokovic. I

am not angry. I think my game is just about there, not far-off. I was

playing aggressive, taking the ball early, trying to come forward a bit.

My game is not far from where I wanted it to be.

Just enough time to tell you to check out both our special

programmes from this week - yesterday's front line Families,

Nel's report on the kids in Afghanistan's capital Kabul, and

while you're there, something a little different, you can send us

your questions for the coach of The Voice, Ricky Wilson.

Ever fancied a snack when all the shops are shut? Well, people in New

York don't have to worry about late night hunger pangs anymore after a

cupcake 24 hour vending machine opened. The machine holds up to 800

cakes. It is open around the clock so that even if the bakery is

closed, hungry shoppers can still get their hands on a cake. That's