21/03/2014 Newsround

Hi, I'm Ricky with your morning Newsround. Here's what's coming up:

It's Sport Relief today and the celebrity challenges are more

extreme than ever. You've been telling us what you're

doing to raise money. Hello, we're in Africa!

And Little Mix find out how the money raised goes to help some of

the world's poorest children. This is Newsround!

First, though, the search continues this morning for debris that may

have come from a Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing almost two

weeks ago. Investigators are concentrating on an area in the

southern Indian Ocean about 1500 miles from Australia, where

satellite images showed two items that they think could be debris from

the plane. But bad weather has meant the search has gone slowly and

investigators still aren't sure whether it is wreckage from the

missing plane or not. It's extremely rare for something like this to

happen, and that's why investigators are so baffled as to where the plane

could have gone. To find out more on this story, head

over to the Newsround website, where we've got a full report. And if

anything you see in the news upsets you, there's help and advice for you

there, too. It's Sport Relief today, and we're

asking you over on the Newsround website what you're doing today to

raise money. Connor from Essex says he'll be swimming 200 lengths, which

is about three miles, for Sport Relief, and he's trying to get

sponsors! Abbie from Cardiff is doing a triathlon event, dying her

hair red and has already had a bake sale with her friends. They've

already raised ?200. And Ruairi from London has made cakes is going into

school as a famous sportsman. Nice one!

Thanks for all those. Head online and let us know what you're up to to

raise money today. That's on the Newsround website. And while you're

there, you can find out loads more about tonight's fun and games, too.

And if you're wondering where all the money raised goes to, then

here's Little Mix with a bit more. They've been out to Liberia in

Africa to see how Sport Relief cash is helping to transform the lives of

some of the world's poorest children. Perrie, Jesy, Leigh-Anne

and Jade visited a hospital for kids suffering from easily preventable

but often life threatening diseases. Here's what they made of their time

out there. Coming to Liberia has been in some

ways different to what I thought but in a lot of ways I expected to see

certain things. The things I expected are harder to see. No

matter how much you prepare, you think, I have seen adverts, and then

you get here and it is like, wow. It is very humbling. It is great

grounding, especially for us four girls. We are in this bubble

constantly. It is not really a real world for us. Then you come here and

see how lucky we are and how awful it is for these children. We worry

about the stupidest things at home. I don't know. There is so much going

on in the world. I just feel like we take things for granted too much.

Coming here if such a big eye-opener. So many things have made

me smile, as upsetting as it is. Being here, everybody is so happy.

Nobody gets down about it. The kids are so happy here. They are all

smiling. It is just amazing. Like the whole community is just

incredible. They are all there for each other. It is literally a

different world. Sticking with sport, this morning

will see the draw for the quarterfinals and semifinals of the

Champions League. Chelsea and Manchester United are flying the

flag for British clubs, and, with an open draw, they could end up facing

each other. The draw's at 11 this morning, and it'll be followed by

the Europa League draw, too. But there'll be no British interest

there after Tottenham were knocked out last night. They needed to

overcome a 3-1 deficit from the first leg against Benfica. But even

though Nasser Chadli scored twice in a minute, Spurs ended up losing 5-3

on aggregate. Oregon Zoo in America has three new

arrivals to its colony of Humboldt penguins. The little creatures are

the first hatchlings of the year for the zoo. They were born last week

and are being cared for by the zookeepers, who say they're doing

very well and eating plenty of food! That's all from me. Newsround's back

this afternoon.