01/04/2014 Newsround

Hey, guys, Martin here with the morning's big stories. Coming up:

How much fruit and veg should we be eating? The singing nun who has

become an Internet hit. Let's start with criticisms today

over the price of England's new World Cup football shirt. The

Football Association's under fire after it was revealed an exact

replica of the shirt Rooney, Gerrard and others will wear will cost ?90.

Cheaper "stadium shirts" are ?60 for grown-ups and ?42 for kids, but many

people say that's too much. The FA say they're not involved in the

pricing, which they leave to the makers Nike.

Well, some of you have already been in touch about this this morning. .

Pheobe in Leeds says "It is disgusting to charge so much for a

football shirt and to pay players such massive wages when they do not

deserve it." Morgan in Wigan says "I think football kits cost too much

because in the world, there are people who don't have clothes and we

have to pay ?90 pounds. It's ridiculous." Ethan in Maidstone says

"They are too expensive but I managed to get a Man City shirt for

?21." And thanks for those, and keep them

coming in. We're talking fruit and veg, and how

much you eat. A new study has suggested that instead of getting

your five a day, we should be eating seven or more portions to be even

healthier. Researchers from University College London studied

more than 65,000 thousand people over seven years and found that

while eating five portions a day was good, eating seven was better. The

Government say they're sticking to the five- a-day advice, but the

researchers insist having seven makes sense. Every additional

portion gives an added health benefit, so in our study, the people

eating three portions did much better than the people eating one,

and the people with most health benefits which eating more than

seven. Next, they cheer us up when we're

sad, keep us company when we're alone and entertain us when we're

bored. Dogs always seem to know how we're feeling, although it's hard

for us to say the same. But a new piece of wearable tech could be

about to change all of that. Watch this.

Lots of families across the UK have to leave their dogs home alone while

they head to work or school. And it's difficult to know whether or

not they have had a nice day. But a new piece of wearable tech called a

barking belt should change that. It has a voice recorder and a camera,

recording your dog's daily activities and telling you how the

dog has been feeling. Once you get home for the day, you take the card

out of the back of the collar and put it in your computer. It then

takes these wave forms from the dog's bark and translates them into

human emotions. I'm hungry. This is fun. What are you looking at? So,

what do people make of it? I often feel guilty about leaving my dog at

home, so this where I can find out what he has been up to all day. They

look great, but I don't have a dog. I would love to get one for my

goldfish, though. Although the makers of chosen to release the

gadget today, there are few problems they need to iron out before it

becomes available in the shops. Now, we're sorry if you fancied one

of those collars, because I've got to come clean - that was Newsround's

April Fool and they're not real. It is April Fool's Day today and you

can head online now to check out our April Fool's quiz. Sorry, guys!

Sport, and Man United take on Bayern Munich tonight in the first leg of

their Champions League quarter final. United have key injuries to

Robin van Persie and Patrice Evra. The German side have already won

their domestic league with seven games to go and are considered the

best team in Europe at the moment. And in the Premier League,

Sunderland's hopes of avoiding relegation took a big blow last

night. They went down 2-1 to West Ham at home who scored through Andy

Carroll and midfielder Mo Diame. Adam Johnson pulled one back but it

wasn't enough. The loss leaves them four points from safety. I think

everybody would agree that with more chances, more shots, it would've

been better, and that is not what showed you.

Last up, a nun has become a YouTube hit after footage of her appearing

on the Italian version of The Voice went viral. Nearly 40 million people

have watched a video showing Sister Cristina Scootcha singing an Alicia

Keys ballad. That's all from me. Newsround's back

right here in about half an hour.