09/03/2017 Newsround

Good afternoon, I'm Jenny and this is Newsround.

First up, the Queen has unveiled a new war

It's to pay tribute to the UK men and women who served

in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, between 1990 and 2015.

A special service took place, where the sculpture was shown

for the first time, and Prince Harry, who served in Afghanistan,

Next, what should Britain do about the children, escaping war,

who have travelled to Europe on their own?

It's part of a big argument, about whether the UK has already

done enough to help child refugees, or whether it should do more.

I went to meet one politician who was a child refugee himself,

and has been campaigning to allow more lone children into the UK.

This was Europe 80 years ago. Many people were fleeing the Nazis, who

killed millions of people in Europe in what is known as the Holocaust.

The largest group of victims were Jewish people, almost seven out of

every ten Jews living in Europe were killed. But more than 10,000

children escaped to safety in the UK. One of them was Alf Dubs who

lived in a country then called Czechoslovakia. He is now a UK

politician. I was six years old, living in Prague, the capital

city, and then the Germans occupied Prague in March 19 39. Things

changed and there were German soldiers everywhere, tanks, German

soldiers marching in the streets. My mother was refused permission to

leave, she put me on the Kindertransport, the trains that

took thousands of people to Britain to safety, maybe Jewish children. I

can still remember the scene, my mother looking anxious, a friend of

hers, I was about the youngest person on the train, there were

maybe 150 people on the train -- 150 children and then we went on the

train, on the night boat and on the train to Liverpool Street station.

Looking back how important was the Kindertransport to you? My chances

of being alive would have been nil if I had not come out on the

Kindertransport. I think the Kindertransport saved my life. Many

children are still arriving in Europe today, how do you think they

feel? I think it's tough. It is awful that thousands of young

children have no one to protect themselves with my colleagues, I

thought we should have a campaign to get some of these children to this

country, to safety. What did you hope what happened? I hope several

thousand of them would come to Britain. I never said they should

all come to Britain. I hoped they would find a bit of love and safety

after their experiences. The government said 200 loan children

had been brought to Britain under the scheme set up by Alf Dubs and

that it would close. There is now a row about whether the UK Government

has done enough. Alf Dubs doesn't think so. I am bitterly

disappointed, not for myself but for the children because they had a hope

of a better life under the government feel ashamed for what

they've done. The government say they have helped unaccompanied

children and councils can't take any more and it only encourages more

children to make a dangerous journey across Europe. What do you say to

that? I don't agree. Councils have said we can take some or more, we

just have to be asked. You can't say because some might come we are going

to ignore the others. It is awful, we can't turn our backs on them. I

think it's shocking what the government have done and we are

going to hard with them at every opportunity to say that they should

change their minds. We asked the government to respond. They said, we

want to do everything we can to protect children fleeing conflict.

They say they have helped more than 8000 children in the last year and

20,000 Syrians will get a new home in the UK by 2020.

One of the most amazing comebacks of all time.

Barcelona were down 5-3 on aggregate in the 88th minute

against Paris St-Germain but then this happened.

Neymar scored two cracking goals in the final minutes of the game.

They were followed by another goal for Barca from Sergi Roberto.

The last minute goals secured one of the most amazing comebacks,

of all time, and made Champions League history.

The win means Barcelona are in the quarter-finals

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