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And finally - the video and CD for Simon Cowell's charity single have been released today.

Would you like to listen to it ?

All the money from the song will go to help earthquake victims in Haiti. Stars like Cheryl Cole, Leona Lewis and JLS all feature on the track , which is a cover of REM's 1993 hit Everybody Hurts.

To read the lyrics of the song.

Overweight pets are becoming a big problem in the UK.

Everyone likes to treat their pet now and then, but giving them too much food or too many treats can be bad for them.

So do you find it hard not to spoil your pet? Do you think you feed them too much or are you always buying them toys or costumes?

Maybe you think people get too obsessed with their pets?

A family in Kent have got some unusual animals hopping around their garden... wallabies.

They're not tame pets, but they do belong to the family and that got us thinking - what unusual animal would you like to have at home?

Miley Cyrus has said she'd like a kangaroo and Zac Efron wants a Liger - a cross between a lion and a tiger - but what about you?

Would you go for something exotic and scaly, big and furry, or small and cute?

Maybe you'd create you're own animal, a bit like a liger but mixing two other animals instead?

In Bangladesh's capital city - Dhaka -  the government have come up with a rather unusual way of dealing with their massive traffic problem.

They've decided that every day - all the shops and businesses in one part of the city will have to close. The city will be divided into seven zones and each zone will have to take its turn to shut up shop.

They hope that by doing this  way less people will use the roads. But lots of people think the plan is a recipe for disaster. They reckon the parts of the city that aren't closed will get even busier because they'll have to absorb even more people. But for some shop workers who work seven days a week at the moment - it's a welcome break.

In Australia, the people of Sydney will have sea water on tap. The water will be treated at special plants to make it safe to drink. A special process called desalination will remove the excess salt. These plants are becoming a popular option for many Australian cities, because it's a new source of water in a continent that is extremely dry.