20/06/2016 Newsround

The Euros and England and Wales will both be hoping they can make it

through to the knockout stages of the competition tonight.

Bonjour, welcome to the stadium de Toulouse.

In just a few hours, Wales will be playing their final

It's a massive day for Wales, who are currently second behind

Don't forget, Wales are playing in their first major tournament

since 1958 and if they win tonight - they'll reach the knockout stages.

A lot of hopes will be pinned on Gareth Bale.

He's already scored two free kicks in two games and some lucky school

kids got to see him and the team get some practice in.

I! Or! Oyonnax macro we came back from the Hotel and we went to the

training ground. As we passed the side it was like, no, meet the Welsh

team. OK! And we all kind of cried and screen. So fast and really good.

We were watching the players train. We saw Gareth Bale and Aaron

Ramsey's hair, Joe Ledley's beard. It is not only Wales playing

tonight. England play Slovakia at eight o'clock. They need one point

to be certain of a place in the last 16. Winning me they top the group.

The manager Roy Hodgson is reported to have said he is resting six

players including Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane. Make sure you watch us

tomorrow morning because I will have the latest. Martin. STUDIO: Thank

you. Astronaut Tim Peake will speak

at his first press conference since returning to earth after six

months on board the So we've been taking a look

at what's next for Tim. Back on Earth after 186 days in

space. This was the moment Tim Peake crashed down to earth after six

months in space. He landed as planned is the Kazakhstan desert.

His muscles were weak and he had to be helped out and checked over by

medical staff. After his amazing trip into space, he had a slightly

shorter trip, a flight from Kazakhstan to the HQ of the European

space agency. Welcome to Cologne. I am at the astronaut Centre where Tim

is recovering from his time in space. He had six months out of the

gravity and he had a bumpy landing when he got back. It will take at

least 18 days to recover. Scientists are also carrying at test to find

out how his time in space affected his body. He has also had a chance

to see his family. His wife, Rebecca and his boys, Oliver and Thomas.

Next to the incredible tech that allowed a 13-year-old boy

in Australia to drive, using just his eyes.

The hardest thing for me is not having some independence.

Riley was born with cerebral palsy, so it's hard for him to do

Scientist Dr Jordan Nguyen has a plan.

If we can get it working, you're going to be controlling

You can, without touching an object, be able to move an object,

be able to turn on an object and be able to control that technology.

At the moment, Riley speaks using a special computer he controls

Jordan has adapted that tech to allow Riley to control

things around his house, using his eyes.

Now it's time for Riley to really put the tech to the test.

He's going to use it to try to drive.

Well, Doctor Nguyen looks pretty pleased with result,

This has been the best experience of my life.

The first gig inside a volcano. Fans had to either walk three kilometres

across the rocks, or take a helicopter. Organisers pointed out

it was very unlikely the volcano would erupt as it has not done so in

more than 4000 years. Newsround's back right

here in about half an hour.