09/04/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Nel with your morning Newsround. On today's show... Find

out who David Cameron will be appearing on an album with. Chelsea

players celebrate a dramatic win with a selfie. This is Newsround.

First up, he's only eight months old but Prince George has had his first

royal engagement in New Zealand. The prince, along with his parents, met

new mothers and fathers in Wellington. George met some other

babies the same age as him and even had a little play. The visit is part

of his parents three week tour of New Zealand and Australia. Next,

think of the most unlikely line-up on an album then double it and

you'll still be far from the unlikely pairing of Prime Minister

David Cameron and EastEnders star Danny Dyer. The Prime Minister is

teaming up with a whole host of celebrities including EastEnders

star Danny Dyer and comedian Sarah Millican. It's all for the official

World War I centenary album that will raise money for charity. The PM

won't be singing, he'll be reading a poem about the Great War. Ahead of

this summer's World Cup, children from around the world have met in

Brazil to join forces and tackle a problem facing disadvantaged kids.

Some of them are in care and some are actually living on the streets.

But they all played together in the Street Kids' World Cup, to learn

more about each other's lives and send a clear message to world

leaders that no child should have to live on the streets. Former CBBC and

Blue Peter star Andy Akinwolere is in Brazil working with the project,

and he sent us this report. It's thought about 100 million children

around the world live on the streets. Most of these boys, they

are especially vulnerable to danger. Many governments ignore this

problem, so I'm here in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, for a tournament

with a difference. 230 kids, 19 countries, boys and girls all with

one goal. No child should ever have to live on streets. Street child is

a child, just like my child or your child. But it is a child who has had

very different opportunities to the children we know and love. As a

result, they've been disadvantaged from early on in life.

Once my mum, step dad and sister became homeless, I was living with

my father. We were moving so many places for a long time. It was

really hard to get through all the stress of moving around places and

not knowing what to do with yourself, just trying to get through

everything. The United Nations wants governments to come together and

address the rights of homeless children across the world by

providing shelters that offer safety and education and health care. But,

more importantly, the love and care that these children deserve. It

feels great to be playing football in Brazil. We've trained a lot and

we are finally here. We have a lot in common. We are all in care, we've

all been through things in our past and strong people to get through it.

We've still got a future ahead of us. Sir Chris Hoy has announced he

is swapping two wheels for four. The Olympic gold medallist has retired

from cycling but is taking up sports car racing. Next year, he will drive

for Nissan in the British GT Championship and his ultimate dream

is to compete in the 24 hour Le Mans race in 2016. Next, check out these

selfies posted by Chelsea's David Luiz moments after last night's

dramatic win on an away goal against Paris St-Germain in the Champions

League quarter final. Substitute Andre Schurrla made it 1-0 in the

first half, but it was this goal in the 86th minute by Demba Ba that

sealed the victory. Sparking an amazing touchline celebration from

Blues boss Jose Mourinho, although he says he wasn't enjoying the

moment. No, it was not to celebrate. It was to tell the players how we

have to play the last ten minutes. Because I know in that moment they

want to celebrate, they want to think that the game is over. I have

to tell them what we have to do in the last seven or eight minutes. It

was not to celebrate, but you can see that I can run. Tune into

Newsround at 4:20pm, when we'll be telling you more about the story

that got you talking or last weekend, when two of the country's

most important politicians called each other names