05/06/2017 Newsround

Hello, I'm Jenny and welcome to Newsround.

First today, there are still lots of police officers out protecting

the streets of London, as the capital city tries

It's after an attack on Saturday night, when a van drove

into people on London Bridge, in the South East of the city.

Seven people died and many more were injured.

Police know who the attackers are, and some arrests have been

Tomorrow there will be a minute's silence right across the UK,

at 11am, to remember those who lost their lives.

And don't forget if you are upset by this story, or anything

you see in the news, you can go to Newsround

online, where there's loads of advice and help.

Last night some of the biggest pop stars on the planet came

together in Manchester to honour the victims of the Manchester Arena

eyes there really in Manchester. It will be spoken about for all the

right reasons. 50,000 people, including many who were at Ariana

Grande's first concert was there to remember. My dad said he wanted me

to have a good memory of the concert. I wanted to come here so I

could remember it as a happy thing. Truly special, we were there two

weeks ago. We were really lucky, we missed it by two minutes. Really

important to come here, show our support to those who lost their

lives. Looking forward to been the best night of my life. Going to be a

real good day. The person with the biggest cheer

was Ariana Grande who organised a charity concert for the victims of

the magistrates act. She appeared on stage with a number of different

artists, including a local school choir. There was an emotional but

powerful experience. The spectacle called the One Love concert will go

down in history when the planet's bigger stars and the people of

Manchester came together to show despite what happened there two

weeks ago, love conquers all. Next up, the general election

is just three days away. Millions of adults across the UK

will vote to decide Although you can't vote, you've

still got plenty of things to say... If I were Prime Minister I would try

to sort out the gender pay gap. It is unfair how women get treated the

to men. I would have free university education in all the Britain like we

have in Scotland. If I were Prime Minister I would make school lessons

more fun, because if children thought school were boring they may

not want to come to school. If I were Prime Minister I would provide

free swimming lessons for children. I think it is a crucial lesson to

learn to swim. If I were Prime Minister I would introduce an online

voting system for children to choose what they can have for school

lunches. If I were Prime Minister I would make all prison sentences

longer. If somebody robbed a bank it would be 20 years in jail instead of

five. If I were Prime Minister I would build a sports centre for

football, basketball and handball. If I were Prime Minister I would try

to help children less fortunate than us. Give them an education. If I

were Prime Minister I would make sure all subjects including art,

drama and music are done as many times as English, maths and science.

If I were Prime Minister I would change and help police forces by

giving them more power to be allowed to stop and search groups and gangs

of people. That they are suspicious about.

That's all from the team today but, as always,

there's loads more online and Ayshah will be back in the morning

My favourite TV show is The Dumping Ground,

because all of them are always up to mischief.