15/06/2016 Newsround

Hi, I'm Hayley with your Wednesday afternoon Newsround.

First up to footie and the Euros.

I can tell you that Slovakia have just won 3-1 against Russia.

It should be an exciting time, but a lot of people are worried

I can tell you that Slovakia have just won 2-1 against Russia.

It should be an exciting time, but a lot of people are worried

about fans fighting each other - after violence between Russian

and English fans in Marseille on Saturday.

Jenny is live in Lille now.

Jenny, it must be an exciting atmosphere over there,

but are the fans behaving?

Hi, Hayley.

The atmosphere is fairly relaxed today.

One big difference from yesterday is that it's starting

to get really busy.

100,000 football fans are expected here and the square

behind me has been filling up with people.

Another thing I've noticed is that police

are everywhere in the city centre.

I counted 16 big armoured police vans driving past earlier.

And chatting to locals, you can tell they're a bit tense,

but one cafe owner told me he's still excited that France is hosting

the Euros.

England fans I've just spoken to said they decided not

to wear their England shirts today, because they felt it might make them

targets for Russian fans looking for trouble,

But Uefa, the organisation in charge of European football have

warned they could be disqualified if there's any more violence.

England fans I've just spoken to said they decided not

to wear their England shirts today and some that had tickets

to watch Russia v Slovakia, have actually decided not to go,

so people are definitely being more cautious.

As more fans arrive ahead of England v Wales tomorrow,

I'll be bringing you the latest, on Newsround.

Thanks, Jenny.

And if you want to learn more about the problems between fans

in France, then go online - where Jenny's been looking into

the history of violence in football.

In other Euros news, Iceland had a good day on the pitch

yesterday as they drew 1-all against Portugal.

yesterday as they drew 1-1 against Portugal.

It was Birkir Bjarnson who scored in the 50th minute.

For a country that only has 300,000 people living there,

that's about the same number of people as live in Leicester,

this draw was a pretty big deal for them.

Next today, you may have been hearing a lot about immigration.

It's when people leave their comes and come to the UK to live or work.

It's a major talking point ahead of next week's big vote

on whether the UK should stay in or leave a club of countries

called the European Union.

Here's Ricky.

This is Southampton on the south coast of England.

It's famous for its major port, where ships take goods to Europe

and the rest of the world.

This part of Southampton has seen a lot

of changes in the past ten years or so.

These days, it has lots of shops, like this one, which opened

up to serve the Polish people who moved over

here over the last few years.

You can hear people speaking a variety of different languages.

Now one in ten people living here came from a different country

within the European Union.

That's much higher than in most other parts of the UK.

I'm Polish and I moved here when I was three.

Hello, I was born in England and I am a little bit Italian.

I'm Leo, I'm mainly English, but I have

a tiny bit of Welsh in me.

At this school, there are kids from more

than 30 different countries.

Many of them inside the European Union.

There is a whole range of languages spoken here, too.

I've come here to find out what these kids think about

immigration.

ALL: Yeah!

I think immigration is good, because other people who can afford

to live in their own country can come here

and live.

It is kind of bad at the same time, because we are getting

quite full over here.

A lot of immigrants come to get a better

life, but that might have a negative impact on people who already live

here.

We have lived as British.

We have lived here and then new people

is obviously a change.

Some people do not like change.

They are coming over to help us and they are

working.

So we are coming as a team and it is making it better.

I think immigration is good, as long as it

is controlled.

What kind of impact do you think it can have?

Hospitals could be full and not everyone could

get the help that they need.

Jobs, again there is not enough jobs to go

around for everyone.

It could give people an opportunity to study here

and to get opportunities to do different things that they wouldn't

usually do.

That is what they think.

Campaigners who want the UK to leave the European Union

think the number of

people arriving from other EU countries is getting out of control

and is having a bad effect on schools and hospitals.

Those who want the UK to stay in disagree.

They say immigrants help to pay towards public services.

Over the last week, I have spoken to loads of

children in Poland and here in the UK about what they think of

immigration.

It is one of the most important and controversial issues

if the UK should remain In or Leave the European Union on the 23rd of

June.

That's all from me.

Newsround's back right here tomorrow with Ayshah.