17/04/2016 Newsround

Morning.

You're with Newsround this Sunday morning.

First, a state of emergency has been declared in parts of the south

american country of Ecuador.

It's because of a powerful earthquake

in the country last night.

At least 77 people have been killed.

The quake is the country's largest since in almost 30 years.

Emergency services are working hard to help hundreds of people

who have been injured.

The remains of two First World War German Destroyers have been found

under the sea near Portsmouth.

This 30-metre long Destroyer has been found lying just 10 metres

from the remains of a second German ship from the Great War.

Using 3-D imagery, experts were able to identify precisely which ships

they are and match them with naval records from a battle

almost 100 years ago.

To have something from the German high seas fleet which is really,

really rare and to have them just down the road in the middle

of a naval dockyard was quite amazing, really,

and very unexpected.

Footy now and Aston Villa are the first club to be relegated

from the Premier League this season.

Villa suffered a 1-0 loss to Manchester United at Old Trafford

thanks to this strike from Marcus Rashford.

Elsewhere, Sunderland closed the gap on relegation rivals Norwich

with a 3-0 win against the Canaries.

And at the top of the table, Manchester City leapfrogged Arsenal

into third spot with a 3-0 win against Chelsea courtesy of a hat

trick from Sergio Aguero.

Formula One and Nico Rosberg has extended his lead over team mate

Lewis Hamilton with a win at the Chinese Grand Prix.

After an action-packed start in which the two Ferraris collided,

Lewis Hamilton lost his front wing fighting from the back

of the grid, and Red Bull's Riccardo had a puncture.

Rosberg pushed on to claim his sixth victory in a row, with

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel finishing second and Red Bull's

Daniil Kvyat third.

Next, hundreds of fake puffins are being used to try

and bring the real birds back to the Isle of Man.

The birds used to live happily on the island in large numbers

until rodents like rats started to destroy their natural habitat.

Now experts hope these model puffins will encourage the birds

to return.

The trust has set up a project to encourage

puffins to nest back here, so today, we are setting up

the soundsystem and deploying the decoy puffins.

One of the biggest Roman villas in Britain has been

unearthed in Wiltshire. Archaeologists, who've found a big

mosaic, coins and brooches, say the house is very well-preserved

and was probably owned by someone quite rich.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back just before midday.