26/03/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Martin, this is Newsround,

and here's what's coming up in the next few minutes:

Get ready for some strange stories.

Find out why this tree is floating.

But first, Newsround's latest special is all about tech,

and finding out if you are using it too much.

So we asked some of you guys whether you think you're addicted

to tech, or could you do without?

The most amount of time I ever spent on tech was in one day -

The most amount of time I ever spent on tech was in one day -

it was 20 hours.

I could use tech 24/7.

I would say, like, eight hours.

On a Sunday, I would probably use four to five hours of tech.

The most amount of time I've spent looking at a screen was 11 hours.

I spend about three to four hours using tech.

I don't think that's too much.

I spend at least up to ten or 12 hours a day on technology.

It is really bad.

And don't forget to head to the website to see

the full special and find out "Is Tech Taking Over?"

Football next, and a young England side are now in Berlin preparing

for their friendly match against Germany tonight.

Strikers Danny Welbeck and Harry Kane will start.

Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Vardy are also in the squad.

Stand-in captain Gary Cahill says the amount of good attacking players

has given his manager plenty to think about.

Our strikers are obviously on top form, especially with

the likes of Harry Kane and Vardy this season -

they've been tremendous.

And it is a huge boost for us as players and for

the manager to have Daniel Sturridge and Welbeck back fit.

The timing of them coming back fit is great, so there's certainly

a headache for the manager in terms of choice upfront.

We are blessed to have two, at the minute,

of the best English strikers, in top form.

Next, if like me you're looking forward to Easter and all the eggs,

but you fancy mixing up your chocolate treats,

then we've got an idea for you.

Why not try making Easter nests?

I did, and if I can manage it, anyone can.

Have a look at this.

I'm going to show you how to make Easter egg nests.

We will need 225 grams of plain chocolate,

broken up into little pieces.

Two tablespoons full of golden syrup.

50 grams of butter.

75 grams of cornflakes.

Chocolate eggs right there.

First, you have to get a cake tray

which has got little holes in it

and then you put the cupcake cases in here and this

is where your chocolate is going to go.

I have already done this one but this is what you guys should do.

Next you have to get your chocolate, your syrup and butter

and put it all into a mixing bowl.

The next bit, you will need an adult to help you out.

You will need a pot with boiling hot water.

Next you will need to add your mixing bowl

which has all your ingredients in it and put it on top of the pan.

That will melt your chocolate, your syrup and butter.

You have to add 75 grams of cornflakes.

Then you give it a good stir.

Once you've put your chocolate and your conflakes together,

it is time to put them in their little cases.

So now you should have 12 cupcake cases all filled with chocolate.

But, if you're like me, then you have probably put

more chocolate in one than what you have the other

but, if you have done that, all you have to do is add more eggs.

Once you have got them looking like this, you have got your

little Easter eggs on it, put them in the fridge for a little bit just

so the chocolate can harden and set.

So there you have it, guys, some tasty Easter egg nest treats.

Why don't you have a go at making them?

You could probably do a lot better than me,

to be honest, but I'm still pretty proud of these bad boys.

Make sure before you have one of your own, you share them

with your friends and family.

I know I will. Bye.

Martin! What?

Have a look at this enormous 100-year-old tree floating

in the Black Sea near Georgia.

It's heading to a new park where it will be replanted.

But it wasn't easy to get the tree, with all its roots, moving.

Its weight meant workers spent a lot of time just trying

to get the boat started.

Finally, if you like strange things, then you'll love this.

Purin the beagle from Japan looks like she's on a roll.

She's just won her second Guinness World record as the fastest

dog to travel ten metres on a ball.

It took her just 11.9 seconds to wobble her way into history.

Astronauts fight aliens in space!

Well, not really, but Tim Peake did take time out to have some fun

with his crewmate playing a virtual reality game of space invaders

on board the ISS.

It is good to practice in case real aliens came along.

This German Shepherd has got his paws full.

He has stepped in to babysit five little cheetah cubs that

were orphaned at a zoo in Australia.

He is doing a pretty good job keeping

them warm and letting them climb on him for exercise.

They seem perfectly happy with their new nanny.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back tomorrow just before 10am.

See you then.

And don't forget to put your clocks forward tonight.