20/06/2017 Newsround

I'm Jenny, it's Tuesday and this is Newsround.

Can the Kepler Space Telescope reveal all for us?

And the city birds who need a little helping hand from humans.

First, to the serious incident, which happened in London

A van was driven into a crowd coming out of a mosque in North London.

Several people were hurt, and one man has sadly died.

Police say the attacker acted alone, and a man has been arrested.

The Prime Minister Theresa May, has spoken out to say the UK

will not give in to hate, and across London, vigils

were held last night, to remember the people affected.

Martin went along to one, in north London, and sent us this.

Is the people of north London have come to this church to hold a peace

vigil. Everyone has come with all different beliefs, religions,

backgrounds. They are lighting candles, saying prayers to show that

despite what happened here, everyone is still united.

Now we don't yet know exactly why this attack happened.

In the past, Muslims have been targeted because of their religion.

Some people say that's what was behind the attack in Finsbury Park.

Attacking muslims as a group is sometimes called Islamophobia -

Islamophobia is where Muslims are the victims of attacks just because

of their religion. Something that worries a lot of people, and is at

the news at the moment. Islam is a religion, the people who follow it

are called Muslims. Almost a quarter of the world's population is Muslim.

In the UK it is about one in 20 people. Islamophobia can result in

Muslims being targeted online or in person. Badly treated, insulted or

even physically hurt. Some people have blamed all Muslims for

terrorist attacks carried out by extreme groups, who say they follow

Islam. Many others save those extreme beliefs in hatred and

violence have little to do with what most Muslims believe. They also say

it is important not to blame a big group of people for what a small

number of individuals have done. And that what unites us all is more

powerful than what divides us. You can keep up to date

with everything that we know over at Newsround online and don't forget

if you're upset by this story, or by anything in the news,

there's loads of help Tennis now, Andy Murray is in action

later today when he'll be He's going for a sixth win

in the tournament that will take him He plays Aljaz Bedene

around half three. Meanwhile, fellow Brit Kyle Edmunds

was knocked out yesterday in a shock defeat to Canadian teenager Denis

Shapovalov. Well if there is life

outside our planet, it might be found on one of ten new Earth-sized

planets, discovered by Nasa They say data from the Kepler Space

Telescope, has shown a set of rocky planets,

orbiting their suns at a similar distance to our Earth and sun,

meaning they could have water Next - They're everywhere you look

in big cities from pigeons to birds Whether they're falling out

of their nest or flying into widows of high rise buildings they don't

always get an easy time of it. So a hospital has opened to treat

them in New York City in America. New York City, some call it a

concrete jungle, solar wildlife. That is if you look a little closer.

You might spot birds like these American kestrels. He looks really

alert, responsive. Really good science. These guys are being

treated right now in a hospital just for birds. Even though you might not

expect to see them in a big city like New York, they tend to nest in

old city buildings, where there is shelter and lots of food. It can

mean they faced lots of danger. Falling out of the nest, and

warbling along the sidewalk. We get over 120 different species. The main

species we get because we are located in the upper west side of

the city are pigeons, sparrows and starlings. The team look after

hundreds of other birds. Providing them with food, medicine, it care

and clean. City life is extremely dangerous. So much danger out there.

The birds can get into it. Buildings. During the migratory

season thousands of birds migrate over our city and hit windows, and

land on the ground. It is our responsibility as citizens in the

city to rescue these animals. The TV just had a new patient. A pigeon

with a damaged wing. They have managed to fix this bird pretty

quickly. Even though the team treat about 50 bird today. The biggest

achievement is when they can release them fit and healthy, back into the

wild. That's all from me, Newsround's back

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