01/05/2014 Newsround

This is Newsround with me, Ricky. On the way:

The DNA testing that could reveal where your family lived a thousand

years ago. The mystery over what caused a huge

hole in this street in America. First, though, the UK could get its

own spaceport in the future after the Government back plans to pump

?40 billion into the project. They want to encourage more companies to

develop ways of getting into space by 2030. They also want to figure

out what needs to be done to have a port that would allow ordinary

people to go into orbit. Similar space tourism projects are already

being developed in America. And from spaceports to airports -

and a big computer glitch has meant thousands of people are facing long

waits this morning It's affected airports across the UK and means

means passport details have to be typed in manually. Officials don't

know what caused it and are still trying to fix the problem. The BBC's

Chris King's been at one of the airports affected.

Normally when you arrive at passport control, what happens is that they

take your passport and scan it and it verifies that you are who you say

you are and then they let you go on your way. But yesterday afternoon,

there was a computer glitch and it was one of those that couldn't be

solved by turning the computer off and on again. So when passengers got

off the plane at places like Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton,

Manchester, Gatwick and Stansted, they were greeted with large queues.

Next - how much of the housework do you do? Not a lot? Well, children in

Spain might not get away with lazing about at home in the future. The

country's government has said it thinks all kids should help with the

household chores. Could the idea catch on here? Here's Martin.

Cooking dinner, mopping the floor, doing the dishes, cleaning my

room... I'm not a fan of doing the housework. Oh, no. I prefer chilling

out in front of the telly with a nice cup of tea. But children in

Spain might not be able to relax so easily. The government has drafted

some guidelines on how kids should behave - and one of these says

everyone should help out with chores at home! But what do you guys think

about this? Meet Jasmine, Kayden, Caitlynn and mum Kelly. I asked them

about what they thought about it. I think it's a bit pathetic because,

like, kids are going to think that they can't have time with their

friends and everything. You've got school and you've got to do your

chores. People, yeah, might just sit down and I think the government is

right about it. It should be their mums telling them to grow up and get

the house work done. I do agree that they should help out but I think it

should be down to the parents to teach them that. What gets all the

chores started in the house? My mum says that if you don't do it, she

will be angry. I scream at Jasmine when she messes up the bed. If you

hate housework, then don't worry, guys - we've not heard of any plans

for such guidelines in the UK! But that's not saying that no-one else

will ask you to do some chores. Come on, Martin, let's get cleaning. We

want to know what you think about this on the website today. Here are

some of the comments so far: Now, imagine being able to trace

your family back to where they lived more than a thousand years ago.

Well, a group of scientists claim they can do just that using state of

the art DNA testing. They say they can pinpoint the exact village or

tribe where your ancestors used to live. They do it by comparing the

DNA sample - which carries info about who we are - to others from

around the world. Next to the mystery over how part of

a street collapsed It happened in Baltimore, America, when a pavement

and wall slid onto rail tracks below. Around a dozen parked cars

were sucked into the ground, but luckily no-one was injured. It's not

clear what caused it - but the area has been hit by heavy rain this

week. And finally, Springfield is set to

get a plastic make over for the 550th episode of The Simpsons. To

celebrate 25 years on air the whole