18/06/2016 Newsround

Martin here with your Saturday news update.

Stay tuned because there's all this coming up:

Touchdown is confirmed at 415 am Central Time.

We say welcome home to British Astronaut Tim Peake.

Plus, find out why all these kids are running.

British astronaut Tim Peake landed safely back on Earth this morning

after spending six months on board the International Space Station.

After getting out of the Soyuz capsule that returned him

from space, Tim said one of the first things he noticed

was that Earth smells really strongly!

A group of space fans gathered at the National Space Centre

Because it was going at such a fast speed, I thought

it was going to crash, but then I realised, yeah,

there were thrusters on the bottom to slow it down and then

Quite nerve-wracking because we just didn't know what would happen.

Me and my mum had been following him on social networks

To actually see the person that had posted all of those wonderful

pictures come down on to Earth, it was quite a phenomenal feeling.

I think he will be pretty happy to see his family.

There are just five days days to go until a big vote

on the European Union that will affect all of our

Welcome to the Spanish sun coast, the Costa del Sol.

It is one of Europe's holiday hotspots and lots of British

families live here, but next week's vote on whether we stay in or leave

the European Union could affect their lives and your summer

For many of us, Spain is a place we like to come to on our holidays,

but thousands of people from the UK have moved to live

And it is not just Spain - more than a million Brits live

It is wonderful living in Spain because of the wildlife

You can just go to the beach any time you really want.

The music, the dance, the celebrations we have here.

The European Union is a bit like a club that the UK is part of.

It is made up of 28 countries who all have an agreement to make

life as easy as possible for those who want to travel, live and work

Now there is a vote called a referendum on whether the UK

People are now asking what that might mean for the Brits that live

Those who want to stay in the European Union say

it is easier to travel, live and work in countries

Those that want to leave the EU say Brits living abroad would still be

allowed to stay and holiday to EU countries would not be affected,

so what do kids from the UK who live here think the vote

I think if we leave it will be a bit harder for my parents

to do their job because I have lived here for six years.

to do their job because I have lived here for six years,

I think if it changed my dad might have to get a visa to go back

to England and work here at the same time and it might just be a bit

The community with Europe and the UK is very unique and I think

I think it will also affect the friends travelling to Spain

It might make it a bit harder for them.

To be honest, I am not really too fussed about it because it doesn't

As long as everything is fine at the end of the day,

There's loads more about the EU referendum over on our website.

Head online to find out everything you need to know and hear

more from kids across the UK and around Europe.

Almost 3,000 kids across the country are taking part in a new running

The aim of the festival is to get you to enjoy being active

and learn confidence to take on new challenges.

Here's what some kids taking part had to say.

Today is the furthest distance I have ever run.

It made me feel amazing, so I could believe in myself.

I was really proud of myself because I have never ran

When I first started off the run I thought I was never going to do

It was a pretty fun time jogging around having

That's all from me and the Newsround team for today.

I'll be back tomorrow morning just before 10.00am.

Enjoy the rest of your Saturday!