25/06/2016 Newsround

Hello, I'm Hayley and I'm live on Saturday from CBBC HQ.

We're live from Paris where both Northern Ireland and Wales play

And the boy who's learnt to drive with his eyes.

First, though, the UK will be leaving the EU.

Adults across the UK have

voted to leave a club of countries called the European Union.

It was a historic day yesterday, when the decision was announced.

Martin is down in London where all the action

The Westminster. It is a lot quieter today than it was yesterday. This

brought is what everybody is talking about and MPs will be going into the

Houses of parliament to try to figure out what to do next. --This

vote. The people who wanted to remain and a little bit worried

about the results because there are still things that are uncertain but

for people who voted leave today are seen as a massive celebration

because they feel they have a country back. The Prime Minister

David Cameron has decided to resign. Our people resigned about that?

Surprised about that? I think after the result people expected that to

happen and he will step down after autumn and because of that last step

down and allow someone else to come in and leave the country out of the

EU. We spoke to some kids earlier on about how they feel about this vote.

And how they feel about the Prime Minister.

What did you think about the result of the EU referendum?

I was quite happy, to be honest, because now it means we can see

what happens in the future and we have our freedom.

It also means we don't have to put money into the EU and we can

spend it on things in our country and build up our country itself.

It was disappointing, because the decision was made

for our generation, yet we didn't get to have a say in it.

But I think that with these new challenges

I thought that it was definitely going to be Remain.

And I kind of hope that England will be stable.

But, at the end of the day, it's democracy and everyone

so, if this is what Britain wants, then, maybe this can be the start

of new opportunities that we could take.

And the Prime Minister stepping down.

Yes, because I didn't think he'd actually back down,

I wasn't surprised to be honest, because he lost his battle.

So I thought someone else from the Leave party

I actually wasn't surprised, because he did lose.

And if he's lost the battle, he thought the country could use

some fresh leadership, so I'm not surprised he did.

If you want any more info about what happened yesterday then

head online where you can see our guide to what happens next.

And we know there are lots of questions still to be answered,

so we've also got loads of your questions with answers

To football now and it's an exciting afternoon for Wales

and Northern Ireland fans as they play each other

Well Jenny is in Paris for us now - Hi,Jen.

Welcome to the Parc De Prince stadium.

In jut a few hours time, on this very pitch behind me,

Wales and Northern Ireland will battle it out for a place

It's the first time two home nations have met in the knockout stages

It's also the first time either nation has made it this far

in a championship since the 1958 World Cup!

Wales go into the game as slight favourites, having won their group.

And of course, they have one of the competitions' top goal

scorers in their team too - Gareth Bale - who will be hoping

Northern Ireland made the final 16 by the skin of their teeth,

having finished as one of the best third placed teams.

Michael O'Neill's side have shown amazing team spirit so far

and will be aiming to give Wales a really tough match today.

So it's all set up to be a fascinating game here

The city centre is filling up with fans from both home

nations who have travelled here to cheer on their teams.

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.

so it's hard for him to do many of the things other kids can.

Scientist Dr Jordan Nguyen has a plan.

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

technology through your eyes.

You can, without touching 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.

If he gets too close to something in his path, then buzzers

Well, Dr Nguyen looks pretty pleased with results.

This has been the best experience of my life.