13/06/2016 Newsround

First this morning to sad news from Orlando in America.

In the early hours of Sunday morning there were attacks there.

Cities across America have been laying flowers and candles,

to show people in Orlando that they care.

It's because of attacks that happened there in a nightclub

in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Sadly 50 people died and 53 others were injured.

The man responsible for the attack was shot by police, before

The American President, Barack Obama has spoken out

We know enough to say that this was an act of terror and an act of hate.

We are united in grief and outrage and resolve to defend our people.

We don't know exactly why the attack happened,

but it could have been the result of hatred towards gay people.

And in the city of Orlando people are trying to come

As the investigation continues there are several words, shock, outrage

and fear but there is also a city trying to make sense of the

senseless and they are doing it in their own way.

to donate blood for the victims in hospital as the community come

together to show their support and do what they can to help.

Remember, if anything you see in the news upsets you,

Football now, and Northern Ireland's first match at a European

The team's defence was praised for getting the better of Poland's

attacks in the first half, but it wasn't enough

and Milik scored for Poland to finish 1-0 ahead in Nice.

In ten days' time, adults across the country are being asked

to vote on a decision that could affect our lives

Whether the UK should stay in or leave a club of 28

countries in Europe, called the European Union.

But what is the EU, and what does it do?

Here's what you need to know in 60 seconds.

They ruled the charts and Newsround was

That is when the UK joined what is now known as the

It's the club of 28 countries from around

It's got its own parliament and its own money, the

euro, used by most of its members but not the UK.

Countries joined the EU because they thought it would

Now David Cameron has promised a vote to

whether the UK should stay in leave the EU.

Supporters of the EU think the UK is stronger because of part

of it, that is because we buy and sell lots of things to European

People who want us to leave the EU says it forces too many

They say it will give British people more

control over issues like immigration.

It will be up to adults to decide what's best when

Now the decision might be up to adults, but whatever is decided

So between now and the big vote on the 23rd of June,

Nazia and Ricky will be finding out what kids in different

parts of the UK think - as well as meeting children in other

I've come to the Costa Del Sol in sunny Spain to meet some of the

thousands of British people who've moved to live here all year round.

There is a lot of sun and a lot of places to meet.

We can go to the beach any time you want.

European Union club agreed to make it as easy

for people to travel, work and live

Now there is a big argument over the vote to stay in or

to leave the EU and what it will mean to people back

Which is where I am - Warsaw, the capital

Hundreds of thousands of Poles have moved from here to the UK

since Poland joined the European Union in 2004.

My uncle works in a coffee shop and he makes more money.

As well as talking to kids and teens here in Poland, I'll be

looking at why people coming to the UK from other EU countries

has been such a big talking point, ahead of the big vote