23/06/2014 Newsround

Happy Monday morning, Ayshah here with big news on a change in the

charts coming up. Plus: We're live at Wimbledon as Andy

First then to that big change in the music charts, as from next month the

way number one hits are decided will be different. For the first time

ever the number of songs listened to on streaming sites like Spotify and

Napster will count towards the chart position. The people behind the

charts say it's to reflect the growing trend of people streaming

music rather than buying tracks outright.

Now the Wimbledon tennis tournament starts today - with Andy Murray

starting the defence of his title just after lunch! There's lots more

to look forward to, and Ricky is there for Newsround soaking it all

Thank you. Good morning to all of you. Welcome to FW 19, otherwise

known as Wimbledon. The most prestigious tennis tournament in the

world. So much detail goes into making sure the championship runs

smoothly, from cutting flowers to hedges, washing windows. Behind me

is centre court, with that amazing victory from Andy Murray taking

place in our memories. And there is Murray Mound. That is where loads of

fans will be today, hopefully seeing Andy Murray in action. He will be

playing David Gotham from Belgium. His opponent is seeded 104th and he

is seeded third. It should be a straightforward win for Andy Murray.

This year, in the women's championship, Marion Bartoli was

last year's champion and she will not be taking part. She has retired.

The hot favourite is Serena Williams. She has won it five times

before. Could this be her sixth year? She has a lot of competition

from Maria Sharapova whose fresh from her French Open victory and we

should look out for Brits, Heather Watson -- the weather may rain. Join

me at 815 because I will tell you where these strawberries come from.

We will hear more from red kite later this morning and this

afternoon. But to make sure you're fully in the know, some of the

Newsround presenters got together to run you through the kind of things

you can expect see over the next two weeks. Watch this...

You join us for this epic match. It is Ricky against Leah. Two players

at the top of their game. It's Ricky to serve first.

Nice forehand by Leah. Back from Ricky. Leah returns.

Out! APPLAUSE

And the umpire says it is out. You cannot be serious!

Out! For years, players unhappy with

decisions made by the umpire who released their frustrations on the

court. But in the play on one of the four core which use Hawkeye, they

can always challenged the line call. Four hours into this match.

Sorry, this game has been going on so long, I'm falling asleep. The

players are beginning to look tired as well. And it looks like Ayshah

has fallen asleep! If you get two evenly matched

players, you could be in for a long wait. And that's exactly what

happened in 2010, when John Isner faced Nicolas Mahut. The match

lasted a staggering 11 hours and 5 minutes.

Isner finally won the last set 70-68. It's a glorious day and the

crowd is seeing some fantastic tennis. Mmm, strawberries and

cream... this lot are certainly making a day of it. I love

strawberries. Watching at home on Murray Mound, or, for the lucky few,

courtside, almost ?500,000 will visit Wimbledon over the two weeks.

And millions more watching from home. And you can't have fans

without strawberries. A mouthwatering 142,000 portions and

7000 litres of fresh cream was served up at the 2012 championships.

And there's loads of Wimbledon quizzes to test your knowledge of

champions past and present and much more on the website now.

In the World Cup Portugal needed an injury time equaliser to stop them

going out of the tournament. They were heading to their second

straight defeat against America when Cristiano Ronaldo's cross was headed

in. Elswhere Belgium booked their place in the last 16 and Algeria

And you can join us back here in half an hour to find out what Roy

Hodgson's said about his future as England manager. See you then.