Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Each winter, millions of birds arrive in Italy from northern Europe.
They come for the warmer temperatures.
People in Rome can't help watching them in the sky.
Eva Osuna is visiting from Spain.
These birds, starlings, are fantastic to look at, but they make a terrible mess.
The starlings rest in the city trees.
The pavements below get covered with dirt and smell unpleasant.
On dry days, people often carry umbrellas - to keep themselves clean.
City authorities have asked environmental organisation Fauna Urbis for help.
It uses sounds and lights to split up the birds.
Valentina De Tommaso is one of the workers in the group.
The noise the workers create isn't bad for the birds.
It just lets the starlings know the area's unsafe, and so they move on.
But the task's a challenge.
This year, the starling population in Rome is around one million.
People have different opinions about them, like local engineer Francesco Fusco.
