21/06/2016 Newsround

Afternoon all, I'm Ayshah with all your top stories.

In the next five fast minutes, we've got:

The world leader taking time out for a bit of yoga.

And will it be Northern Ireland or Germany to win?

First, British astronaut Tim Peake has given his first interview

to journalists today after landing back on Earth on Saturday.

Inspiring kids, dreaming in space and using the toilet back on Earth

were just some of the things he talked about.

Living on board the International Space Station is the best place

you could possibly wish, as a professional, to be.

You may be touching six or seven experiments in one day.

What's it like using an Earth toilet again?

Yeah, that's one of the things that we do look

Gravity is horrible when you come back to Earth, except in a few

cases, and using the loo, gravity is your friend.

Pupils from Westbourne primary school, your old school,

are watching this, as are thousands of children, I'm

Really, I'm delighted that they've got involved.

I'm delighted that they've been encouraged and been inspired to look

at space and to look at science in a different way,

and I hope it does encourage them to continue their interest in science.

But I think the message to take away from it is, you are looking at a boy

who went to Westbourne primary school, who left school at the age

of 19 with three below-average A-levels, and I've just got back

So my message to them is, look, don't let anybody tell

To the Euros and Northern Ireland have a tough challenge

on their hands tonight to get through to the next

BBC Sport's Katie Gornall sent this for us.

Welcome to Paris ahead of what will be one of the biggest

games in Northern Ireland's history when they take on world

But Northern Ireland come into this in a good position.

A win or a draw here and they will definitely be

And even a defeat might be enough if other results go their way.

It will be a tough challenge but their manager has a team who are

full of belief and confidence. He has compared them to Leicester in

how they have been winning new fans a long way in France here, becoming

a lot of people's second team. Now, if anyone knows

the result of that game, it's Pierre, the

match-predicting cockerel. He's taking a guess at all the home

nations results for Newsround. Welcome to the farm. It is time to

Pierre's prediction. This week, adults across the country

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

called the European Union. The decision could affect

many areas of everyday So who better to ask

than a cow and a sheep? This is Barry. He doesn't have

finger so is not able to vote in the referendum but he wants to remain in

the European Union. This is Maureen. She is not a human over the age of

18 so she does not get a vote either but she wants to leave the European

Union. Barry's farm gets money from the European Union. If Britain left

the EU, Barry is worried this money will be taken away. Maureen loves

her life on a giant farm. Britain pays money into the EU so she thinks

if we left, the money saved could be used to give to farms like hers, so

she wants to lead the European Union. Despite their different

opinions, Barry and Maureen are still friends. In fact, they are off

to bust some dance moves in the local barn dance.

There's loads more about the UK's vote on the European Union online

with plenty of views from you guys on there, too.

Finally, you might think India's Prime Minister

is too busy to chill but oh, no.

Here he is leading a class of 30,000 people for International Yoga Day.

He wants everyone in India to take up the ancient practice.

That's all from me and the team today.

Newsround's back tomorrow at 7:40am.