18/06/2014 Newsround

Ricky here looking into how to make enough healthy food

And bringing you all the latest action from the World Cup.

First, YouTube may remove some of your favourite bands

They're set to launch a new paid-for subscription service later

this year which will let you watch music videos without any adverts.

Hundreds of record labels have agreed to sign

up with the site, but the smaller ones that look after the likes of

Those labels say YouYube isn't giving them a good enough deal

Next, school days need to be longer to help shorten the gap between high

That's the recommendation of a special group of MPs who say

hours need extending to allow kids to do homework before they go home.

It's only an idea that the Government will now consider.

The committee was looking at why children from certain

backgrounds leave school with worse qualifications than others.

They also say having the best teachers helps.

One thing we have to highlight above or is that great teachers are

incentivised to be in the areas where they are most needed, and

within school, I deployed in the classrooms of the children who need

it most. Next, the Longitude prize is

a huge science challenge to come up with solutions to some

of the world's biggest problems. Voting is taking place to decide

which of the six shortlisted questions people should tackle

for a chance to win ?10million. This week we're looking at all six,

including how to provide everyone More than 800 million people

around the world are undernourished In the UK about 3 million people -

that's about 1 in 20 of the population - are either malnourished

or at risk of malnourishment. One

of the biggest problems is a lack Most of our protein comes from meat,

but animal farming can't feed I don't know whether you like

insects, but I don't, really. But they are very nutritious and easy to

grow, it is good for the planet. If you can somehow package them, or

grind them in a way so that we don't recognise them as insects. Then they

could actually be a very good source of our protein.

Growing meat in a lab too is an option.

You get the same nutrients but it's easier to make than rearing

In America most corn and soya bean produced is genetically modified.

But there's lots of research going on because as well as increasing

the amount of food made, GM can make food more nutritious.

This plant contains lots of omega 3 fish oil which is thought to protect

It's found in fish but not normally in plants.

It would help in producing sufficient food and healthy food for

every body on this planet. That would require may be genetic

engineering of those plants. This type of farming costs

a huge amount of money but it does So the challenge for the longitude

inventors if this topic is picked would be sourcing food that provides

them with nutrients but that's not There is more on the website, plus

find out which England player filmed a young Brazil fan taunting him.

In the World Cup yesterday, a Belgium team littered with

Premier League players was on the verge of a shock defeat to Algeria.

But a goal from Man United's Marouane Fellaini pulled them

Elswhere Russia drew 1-1 with South Korea.

But the big focus of the day was the hosts Brazil.

They took on Mexico in their second group game with the hopes of the

And Leah went along to see what the samba support is really like.

If you think we love our football in the UK, it is nothing compared to

fans in Brazil. On match day, the city of Rio de Janeiro changes.

Businesses close, children leave school early. It has taken me two

hours to get through traffic in what should have in a five-minute

journey, but it is also that every body can get back home and watch

that big match, and I have front row seats. And I have heard these fans

are the biggest and loudest Brazilian supporters in town. I

think it will be 2-0 to Brazil. I think Brazil will