13/06/2016 Newsround

Good afternoon, Martin here, with Monday's Newsround.

First, 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 group that calls itself Islamic State have said

that they carried out the attack,

although this hasn't been confirmed by the authorities.

The American President, Barack Obama has spoken out

We know enough to say that this was an

As Americans, we are united in grief,

an outrage and in 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

This is a city trying to make sense of the senseless and they're

Hundreds have queued for hours to donate blood for the victims

in hospital as the community come together to show their support

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

Now, because this shooting happened in a gay nightclub,

some people think it could have been a homophobic attack.

But what is homophobia? Here's Ricky to explain.

Homophobia is a hatred or fear of gay people.

Homo comes from the Greek word for "same" and phobia meaning "fear".

Homophobia can lead to people being bullied or attacked

because they fancy or love someone of the same gender.

In the UK, it's against the law to treat people differently

But there are some countries around the world where it's illegal to be

The group that calls itself Islamic State have killed people

for being gay as they say it's against their beliefs.

Gay communities have adopted the rainbow flag

Parades take place in cities around the world each year

where people come together to support one another.

If you are the victim of homophobia, make sure you talk

Remember it isn't anything to be ashamed of.

In ten days' time, adults across the country will have

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

in Europe, called the European Union.

Now, the decision might be up to grown-ups but whatever

So Nazia and Ricky will be finding out what kids all over Europe think.

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

to meet some of the thousands of British people who moved to live

There's a lot of sun, a lot of places to be, you

can just go to the beach anytime you really want.

The 28 nations in the European Union club agreed to make

it as easy as possible for people to travel,

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

And what it will mean to people back home, here in

Spain and other countries like Poland.

Which is where I am, Warsaw, the capital of

Hundreds of thousands of Poles have moved from

Since Poland joined the European Union in 2004.

My uncle, he works in a coffee shop and

As well as talking to kids and teens here in

Poland, I will be looking at why people coming to the UK from other

EU countries has become such a big talking point ahead of the big vote

That's all from me, Newsround's back in the morning.

Don't forget to check out the website for all the rest

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the big EU thought Mac? See later, gas, have a good afternoon. -- EU