25/06/2016 Newsround

Hi, Hayley here with Newsround.

First up, and we're out of the European Union.

It was a historic moment yesterday when, after 40 years of this country

being a member of a club of 28 countries called the European Union,

adults across Britain voted to leave the EU.

I went along to speak to some of you lot to find out

what you made of the decision.

The adults in the UK have now voted that they want to leave the EU.

How do you feel about it?

I feel happy.

But, at the same time, I feel angry, because we pay ?350 million a month

to the European Union.

Now that we've left the EU, we could spend it on health care.

We could be using the other countries for teamwork

and helping each other.

Whereas, now that we are on our own, they won't be as willing to help us.

So we could lose a lot of things because of that.

Good point.

How do you feel about us leaving the EU?

Most people who voted to leave were over 65.

And they won't have to deal with the consequences,

like future generations.

I am glad that we left the EU, because the cost of staying

there we could spend on refunding the NHS and other public services.

I don't feel like we got enough information about it.

I'm a bit worried about the future for our generation, because we don't

know whether it's going to change for the good or bad.

I think a lot of jobs will move away from the UK,

so I won't get as good a job, when I'm older, as I

would have before.

Well, loads of you have been in touch to ask us questions

about what this all means.

You can find your questions and answers from

our expert newshounds online.

Plus, there's a full explainer of what happened

yesterday and a guide to what will happen next.

Right, let's move on to footy now.

Wales will take on Northern Ireland

in a home nation showdown this afternoon.

They're fighting for a place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2016.

And, as we all know,

Pierre, our match-predicting cockerel, has been on fine form.

Well, today we've decided to give his girlfriend,

Michelle le Hen, a go.

Over to you, Michelle.

CLUCKING.

CLUCKING.

HE SPEAKS FRENCH. Bonjour, je m'appelle Marcus.

Welcome to the farm.

It's time to hear Pierre's prediction.

It's time to hear Pierre's prediction.

Pierre's Prediction? I don't think so.

They're mine. If he can do it, anyone can.

Right, what have we got here? Northern Ireland or Wales?

I'll go for Northern Ireland.

I had some lovely holidays there as a chick.

Delicious!

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here just before 12pm.

Bye.