16/06/2016 Newsround

Hello and welcome to Newsround, I'm Hayley.

First to the big news for football fans.

England have just beaten Wales 2 - 1.

It was a really exciting match, Jen's in France now with more.

It is the match everyone has been talking about. England have just

beaten Wales 2-1. Lille is where thousands of fans

from England, Wales, Russia and Slovakia are staying

for Group B's matches. It went on for hours,

and authorities say 36 Of course, this all comes on the day

of the biggest home nations clash Just before half time,

Wales took the lead, thanks to a superb 28 yard free kick

from Gareth Bale. England came out fighting

in the second half, and substitute Jamie Vardy scored from close range

to make it one all. Ayshah is in Chester getting

reaction from fans back home. There are loads of celebrations

here. You may be able to hear some of the England fans. A big night

ahead. Welcome to Chester,

I'm at a school that's on the English/ Welsh border,

although technically But there are fans here on both

sides, who watched I've got some fans of May. These are

two brothers. And keeping them apart. What did you think of the

match? Absolutely brilliant. Have never seen anything in my life like

it. How did you feel about the match? A tiny bit disappointed. And

what about you? Extremely disappointed. We were just talking

about the last moment of the match, what did you think about it? That

last goal should have gone in. It was a great goal. Would you think

was the best moment of the match? The last goal, it was incredible.

And how do you think England will do in the tournament? With that

potential, the Google all way. How well do you think Wales will do? We

had our chance. It is only the group stages, so don't be so sad. It will

be all right. We have got another home nation match today.

Northern Ireland are taking on Ukraine in their next match,

We'll have all the reaction from their fans from Naz

It's been an incredible six months for Tim Peake,

the British astronaut on board the International Space Station, but

He says that he's most looking forward to spending time

with his family, breathing fresh air and the feeling of rain splashing

on his face when he eventually touches back down to earth.

Major Tim Peake will be returning to Earth on board

Once he leaves the ISS, his journey will take 3.5 hours,

finally landing in area called the Kazakh Steppe in Kazakhstan,

When Tim Peake is on board and ready to return to Earth, the Soyuz

spacecraft will fire its main rockets at a safe distance

from the ISS and the journey home begins.

At key stages of the descent, the spacecraft will start

to get rid of parts that are no longer required -

It is important that the module is as light as possible for landing

because the lighter it is, the slower the descent will be.

Once they are close to Earth, the Soyuz will release parachutes

to slow it down even more and get the spacecraft into the correct

Six engines then fire on the underside of the capsule.

This acts to cushion the craft just before it thuds down

on the Kazakh Steppe - which looks quite dramatic,

but it's just a safety precaution really.

A recovery and rescue team then arrives to meet the crew members

That's all from me, Newsround's back tomorrow with Ayshah.