14/07/2014 Newsround

Time for your Monday morning update. I'm Ayshah.

Germany celebrates as they are crowned footie champions

The lost mobile phone returned to its owner after nine months.

Germany were crowned world champions for the fourth time last night,

The game went to extra time after 90 minutes without a single goal.

It was this from Mario Gotze that sealed the win for Germany.

It's the first time a European team have won a World Cup

We have won the World Championships. Germany. We are

champions. Also celebrating will be Colombia

forward James Rodriguez. He won the Golden Boot

for scoring six goals in the World Cup, making him

the top scorer in the competition. Lionel Messi won the Golden Ball

award for being the best player. And Germany's Manuel Neuer won

the Golden Glove award And for more

on the World Cup go to the Newsround website where you'll find our

World Cup fact stack and a guide to Next,

should the police be able to look It's something they already do,

and this week emergency laws that will allow them to carrying on doing

so are going through Parliament. Politicians say it is needed to

keep us safe but others think it's Who you call and text, when you

do it, where you are at the time. The police and security services

want access to this information. They say they need the data

to help keep everyone safe. Previously, a European law

had allowed them to do so. But that was thrown

out three months ago. So now politicians are rushing

through a new law, This new law will mean

the police and security services can continue to look at our phone

and internet records. The Government says we

don't need to worry. It doesn't mean they can listen to

all our calls or read our texts They can only do that

with special permission. But they can see who we ring

and when. All three big political parties in

Westminster - Conservative, Liberal Democrats and Labour - agree the

emergency law is the right thing. They say it is essential to help

protect everyone from crime But some groups are against the law,

such as Big Brother Watch They think our phone

and internet records are private, and that police should only keep

an eye on people who are suspected The argument is

about how much the authorities need to know about our lives in order to

keep us all safe, and it's The operation to re-float and tow

away the wreckage of one of the biggest ships to capsize, the Costa

Concordia, began this morning. In the final stage of the plan,

engineers will pump water out of the giant tanks and raise the main part

of the ship. The Costa Concordia ran into a reef and capsized off the

island of Giglio in Italy in 2012. 4,000 passengers were on board at

the time and 32 people died. Nearly 500 children

a week are being taken to hospital to have rotten teeth removed,

according to the NHS in England. Tooth decay is now the number one

reason that kids aged between 5 More kids go to hospital to have

teeth out, Dentists say it's

because we're drinking too much sugary drinks

and we should drink water instead. Most of us are very careful

when we cross the road, Now the Government has joined forces

with some top animators to let kids create their own characters to help

spread the word on road safety. These kids in London had a go. It is

so that kids know how to cross the road. The message is to be careful

on the road. In my animation, Horace was on the way home and his ball

ended up in the road and the cars were speeding by and crashed into

each other. We want kids to learn road safety so when they play

outside, they do not get run over. Finally, a farmer in America got a

very welcome surprise when his lost phone turned up in the last place he

would have expected. Kevin Whitney thought the phone was gone for good

when he dropped it in a pit at his farm in Oklahoma. But nine months

later he received a call from Japan. The grain from the pit had been

shipped there, the phone was found, That's all from me. Newsround's back

right here at 4:20pm.