28/05/2013 Newsround

of today's top stories this afternoon. Coming up: Mr Bieber up

for a Teen Choice Award. And Springwatch is back, but where's

First, have you ever been to a concert where almost everyone in the

audience is taking pictures with their phones? Did it put you off?

Well, it's putting off a number of artists and bands who say they're

frustrated with fans holding up damage totes record a piece of the

action. -- holding up their phones to record

a piece of the action. This is the Saturdays. The audio is

poor and so is the quality of the video. That's because it was filmed

by a fan and uploaded to the internet. The proper video looks

like this. Some bands say they've had enough of

fans filming gigs on their smartphones. They want people to

leave them in their pockets or at homes. Bands like ALT-J. They find

the whole thing annoying with a sea of phones constantly flashing and

ruining the atmosphere. Venues big and small usually let you keep hold

of your gadgets. But there are strict rules what have you can do

with your footage. If you put it online and share it without the

artist's permission, you could get into trouble. Scott Mills gave us

his views. I've been with mates before to gigs and they spend the

whole time watching the whole thing through their camera but sometimes

it gets me annoyed. I think just watch the gig. What they're doing is

kind of creating their own special experience of when they were at the

gig. Today we asked some of the biggest music venues in the UK about

what they thought about you guys recording the action on stage.

Scotland's largest exhibition centre said when it comes to fans simply

capturing and sharing their memories, it seems silly to ban

smartphones. The O 2 says, it's up to the artist or band to decide

whether or not fans can be stopped from bringing in their gadgets. And

organisers for Radio 1's Big Weekend said they only banned unauthorised

professional photographers from the festival. Some artists have embraced

the technology. And companies work with the artists and fans to enhance

the live experience. With a huge summer of festivals is ahead, it

looks like this argument isn't going away. We've been asking you whether

you think people should film at gigs or if it ruins the moment. Anna

says, " I think it does ruin the atmosphere if people are focussing

on what they're recording and not on the songs."

Ikram says, " People film because they want to remember the day and

there's nothing wrong with that." Next to the war in Syria. Last night

politicians in Europe decided to lift a ban on sending weapons to

rebels in the country. For more than two years fierce fighting has been

going on between the rebels and the government. Around 90 -- 90,000

people have been killed. The UK supported the lifting of the ban

because they think they might want to help arm the rebels so the war

ends more quickly. Other countries like austda don't agree -- Austria

don't agree. Top authors like David Walliams have

joined up with a charity. Save the Children say a quarter of the

world's children aren't doing enough in school because they don't do

enough to eat. The report spoke to 7,000 0 3-year-olds and suggest that

children who don't have a good diet have more problems reading and

writing. This spring is a cold one, the

coldest for 30 years. As the BBC's series of Springwatch starts again,

the team look at how the late arrival of warm weather and longer

days is affecting wildlife. We'll look at the impact on

different animals as the weeks go by. Last night we looked at

hibernators. It has affected hedgehogs. They're coming out a

month later. That isn't a problem but some of these hedgehogs went

into hibernation underweight. Some birds haven't been migrating. Some

haven't come at all. There are positives and negatives. For us, on

Springwatch, it means that some of the birds that have usually fledged

by now, we can get cameras on. can watch tonight on BBC Two at 8pm.

If there's one thing Justin Bieber's got a lot of it's awards. He could

be adding more to his collection. He's been nominated for best male

artist at this year's Teen Choice Awards. He'd have to see off tough