23/03/2016 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Hayley, and you're live with Newsround

First, to the country of Belgium, in Europe.

Hundreds of people gathered in the capital city of Brussels

to light candles and leave flowers for those who died in an attack

Landmarks around the world have been lit in the colours of the Belgian

Here's more on what happened yeaterday.

People from around the world have been giving their support

It's after attacks on the city of Brussels yesterday morning.

The emergency services were there quickly to help anybody affected.

But the Prime Minister of Belgium has asked everyone to show calmness

It's not known for sure who is behind the attacks,

but the group that calls itself Islamic State has said

They carried out the attacks which took place in Paris,

Last Saturday, the police in Belgium caught a man they think was involved

in the Paris attacks, and they are now looking to see

if what happened yesterday is linked to that arrest.

Now countries around the world have come forward to offer

We must be together, regardless of nationality

British Prime Minister David Cameron has said that the UK will do

We absolutely stand with them at this very difficult time.

It's important to remember that the reason this is in the news

is because it's a very unusual thing to happen.

These attacks are rare, and although it's scary to hear

about, it's very unlikely that anything like this would ever happen

to you, your family, or anyone that you know.

There's a full guide to what's happened in Brussels

online, along with our report about who Islamic State

are and what happened back in Paris last year.

That's also where you can find our advice on what to do

Next, Newsround's latest Special is all about technology and if it's

We wanted to see if they could cope with a life without tech while their

France had unlimited access. I had tech and my France did not. I

ignored them. I cheated a little bit. I found it quite difficult

because all my life, I have either had a TV or a tablet by my side. I

used it less than I thought actually because I was on holiday and I have

just been going places and there has been no time for tech. I did not

like it at all. I don't even like my parents for making me do it. It

feels like I have been on it for five minutes but the two hours just

flew by. I was in the note tech group for three days and it was not

too hard because I was going out to different places every day. Not

using tech for three days was really hard. I think people use tech more

because they are bored. The challenge surprised me a bit. But I

could not even draw because I do not have an imagination and I had to use

technology to get a picture of my mum. I actually enjoyed the three

days using two hours of tech. And I think it has changed me as a person

because I feel better in myself for using two hours a day. It was good

because I found some new talents and I enjoyed the box that I read. It

does make me think and feel that I'm Robert we do use it a bit too much.

I think in the future, I am going to use tech at bit less because I want

to be a football player when I grow up -- I probably do use it. I might

go outside and train harder and use my tech less. In the future, I am

going to clamp down on tech because people who had non-did not really

care. So I think it would be actually good for me rather than

bad. Thanks, guys. Finally, to a dog who's

really on the ball. Purin the beagle has broken

a Guinness World Record! This cute Japanese pup smashed

the record for the fastest ten This isn't Purin's first

taste of fame. She already holds another world

record for catching balls