20/06/2016 Newsround

You're live with Newsround this Monday - I'm Ayshah

Find out how a 13-year-old drives using just his sight.

And it's about to get messy - the record-breaking

First, this week there's a big vote happening that

On Thursday, adults will be asked to decide if the UK should stay in,

or leave, a club of countries called the European Union, or EU for short.

One of the important things being talked about by politicians

But what is it and why does it matter?

This is when a country buys and sells things with another one.

The 28 countries in the European Union are part

of a trade agreement called the single market.

It allows goods, money and workers to move between them freely.

Almost half of the goods the UK sells abroad go

Supporters of the EU think that the UK is

They say if we leave, it will damage trade,

But people who want to leave the EU say it forces too many rules

They say leaving will give Britain more control to make better trade

deals with EU countries and others around the world.

It will be up to adults around the UK to decide what they think

Go to Newsround online to find out more about the UK's vote

You can also hear what kids around the country, in Spain

and in Poland think about some of the vote's big issues.

To a wildfire that's burning in Southern California in the US

Hundreds of firefighters and an aircraft are working

Temperatures in the area have reached 49 degrees Celsius.

Tennis news for you now, and with just a week to go

until the start of Wimbledon, Andy Murray has had

the perfect warm-up, by winning the title at Queen's Club

He beat the Canadian Milos Raonic in the final,

Thanks to all of my team over there, my family.

It was nice of my coach to stick around for the presentation. It was

obviously a good first week back together.

Thanks to all of my team over there, my family.

Yeah, it means a lot to win here, so thanks for all of your

Next to the incredible tech that allowed a 13-year-old boy

in Australia to drive - using just his eyes.

The hardest thing for me is not having some independence.

Riley was born with cerebral palsy, so it's hard for him to do

Scientist Dr Jordan Nguyen has a plan.

If we can get it working, you're going to be controlling

You can, without touching an object, be able to move an object,

be able to turn on an object and be able to control that technology.

At the moment, Riley speaks using a special computer he controls

Jordan has adapted that tech to allow Riley to control

things around his house, using his eyes.

Now it's time for Riley to really put the tech to the test.

He's going to use it to try to drive.

If he gets too close to something in his path,

then buzzers on his arms will let him know.

Well, Doctor Nguyen looks pretty pleased with result,

This has been the best experience of my life.

Next, to the world's first live gig inside a volcano.

To get to the concert, music fans had the choice

of walking three kilometres across rocky fields,

The show was part of a music festival in Iceland,

and organisers were keen to point out that it's extremely unlikely

the volcano would erupt, as it's been dormant for more

We all love a bit of a mess, so check out this massive

record-breaking pie fight in Cumbria.

Just over 1,000 people helped to break the world

record for the largest shaving-cream pie fight.

The last record was set in Belfast with 869 pies.

That's all for now, we're back in about half an hour with a live