27/03/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Martin, it's Easter Sunday and here's what's coming up

on Newsround today.

The cat who survived being posted.

And could we soon be welcoming a new polar bear baby?

First, England's youngsters staged an incredible comeback to beat

World Cup holders Germany 3-2 in Berlin.

Roy Hodgson's men were 2-0 down in the second half.

Harry Kane started the scoring with a low finish, then

it was Jamie Vardy's turn to get his first international goal.

Eric Dier finished things off in style with this cheeky flick.

Next, all this week we've been asking the question -

is tech taking over?

Well, we've been chatting to some top famous vloggers and

tech whizzes to find out how they manage their tech time.

Here's Marcus from Technobabble to tell us how he does it.

The way I get a good balance between screen time

and non-screen time is real simple - I set an alarm.

We've all got alarms on our devices, so, for example, if I'm sending

loads of e-mails, I might pop and alarm up to say,

"Hey, take a break, get up, go get a glass of water,

stretch your legs."

Simple as!

Well, whilst it is obviously easier to video call

my friends that live in Australia or the States,

because I'm not going to get a plane over there every time

I want to catch up with them, if there are people

that are closer, there's nothing better than

meeting up in person.

I definitely know I'm getting their attention and they're

not doing other stuff, like, you know, on social media

while they're meant to be talking to me.

Because I want all their attention!

Let's be honest, we are better at tech than Mum and Dad,

or the adults around us.

Why don't we we set a good example and say,

"Hey, put the tablet down and spend some time face-to-face with me!"

No pressure, but it's up to you to set the good example.

This cat has survived eight days sealed in a box of DVDs

her owner posted.

The box was posted from Cornwall in the South West of England

to West Sussex, more than 250 miles away.

But as Cupcake is microchipped, vets managed to trace her owner

and they've been reunited.

Finally, could there be a new polar bear baby soon in Scotland?

Well, keepers at the Highland Wildlife Park are hoping so.

In the last week, Victoria and Arktos have been introduced

to each other and they seem to be getting on well.

Everyone is hoping that the first polar bear baby in the UK

in 25 years could arrive soon.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just after 12.

See you then.