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You're live with Newsround and here's what's coming up today...	:00:07.	:00:10.
Find out who this cute pitch invader is.	:00:11.	:00:19.
You're live with Newsround and here's what's coming up today...	:00:20.	:00:22.
Find out who this cute pitch invader is.	:00:23.	:00:25.
But first, we're live in London to find out more about the	:00:26.	:00:28.
big decision adults of the UK made to leave the European Union.	:00:29.	:00:31.
I'm live outside the Houses of Parliament this afternoon.	:00:32.	:00:41.
On Friday, we found out that the UK had voted to leave	:00:42.	:00:45.
a club of countries called the European Union.	:00:46.	:00:47.
One of the big issues in the run-up to the vote was immigration.	:00:48.	:00:53.
That is when people move from one country to live and another. -- in	:00:54.	:00:59.
another. The Leave campaign says that	:01:00.	:01:00.
the three million people from other EU countries already living	:01:01.	:01:03.
here will be allowed to stay. But, as I've been finding out,	:01:04.	:01:05.
some people who have moved here are worried about what leaving	:01:06.	:01:08.
the EU will mean for them. My mum is from Ireland	:01:09.	:01:11.
and I live in the UK. My mum is Dutch and my dad	:01:12.	:01:15.
is Australian My name is Marina	:01:16.	:01:18.
and I live in the UK. My mum is from Spain and my dad	:01:19.	:01:22.
is from Ireland. How did you feel when	:01:23.	:01:37.
you heard the news And I started crying a bit,	:01:38.	:01:40.
because I was really sad we left. We won't be part of	:01:41.	:01:46.
the European Union. It's like not being	:01:47.	:01:48.
part of a family. I feel slightly less welcome,	:01:49.	:01:57.
that I'm not part of the UK, because the UK is not part	:01:58.	:02:03.
of the European Union. And I wasn't born here or anything,	:02:04.	:02:08.
I just live here. It's going to affect us	:02:09.	:02:11.
a lot in the future. It's going to affect us	:02:12.	:02:13.
if you want to work I'm really sad about the UK	:02:14.	:02:16.
leaving the European Union, because I chose	:02:17.	:02:19.
to live here in 1991. But I obviously want to be able	:02:20.	:02:21.
to travel between what used to be my	:02:22.	:02:30.
home country and here. Well, I don't know yet.	:02:31.	:02:33.
I don't think anybody knows. I want to think that I'm	:02:34.	:02:40.
still welcome in this country, that I will be able to stay and I	:02:41.	:02:42.
suppose my main worry is for you. I'm married to a British person	:02:43.	:02:46.
carrying a British passport, so I think, initially,	:02:47.	:02:49.
I'm absolutely fine. But, obviously, I'm worried	:02:50.	:02:51.
about you and your future and the future of this country	:02:52.	:02:53.
that we live in and love. So, some people have worries	:02:54.	:02:59.
about what might happen, but it's important to say that lots of other	:03:00.	:03:03.
people are happy about the decision and believe it will mean a better	:03:04.	:03:08.
future for children in the UK. The people in charge of the Leave	:03:09.	:03:13.
campaign say that, whatever happens, people from EU countries will be	:03:14.	:03:18.
able to stay here in Britain. People that are already living here	:03:19.	:03:25.
won't be asked to leave. There's loads more information over	:03:26.	:03:30.
on the Newsround website. For now, it's back to	:03:31.	:03:32.
Hayley in the studio. Next, more European action,	:03:33.	:03:34.
but this time on the footy pitch. Wales made history last night,	:03:35.	:03:37.
making it through to the quarterfinals of the European	:03:38.	:03:39.
Championship. The French capital was full	:03:40.	:03:40.
of excitement, as Wales took on Northern Ireland in the first	:03:41.	:03:52.
time two home nations have met in the knockout stages	:03:53.	:03:55.
of a major tournament. I think we should probably be	:03:56.	:03:57.
afraid of Gareth Bale, I think the biggest threat	:03:58.	:04:01.
on our side is Gareth Bale, as he's the fastest player	:04:02.	:04:08.
in the world. He's worth ?85 million and,	:04:09.	:04:10.
when he gets the ball, With a place in	:04:11.	:04:12.
the quarterfinals up for grabs, In the second half, Gareth Bale	:04:13.	:04:16.
tested Michael McGovern And then, in the 75th minute,	:04:17.	:04:25.
Bale produced a brilliant cross, which was turned into his own	:04:26.	:04:30.
net by Gareth McAuley. Chris Coleman's side managed to hold	:04:31.	:04:33.
onto their lead. So the dream is over	:04:34.	:04:35.
for Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland	:04:36.	:04:44.
have won many times. Sometimes they win,	:04:45.	:04:46.
sometimes they lose. I'm really proud of them	:04:47.	:04:49.
for helping us. But the fairy tale	:04:50.	:04:53.
goes on for Wales. I feel really good,	:04:54.	:04:56.
because we haven't gone to a quarterfinals since 1958,	:04:57.	:04:58.
when we went to the World Cup. Wales now meet either Belgium	:04:59.	:05:03.
or Hungary in Lille on Friday for a place	:05:04.	:05:05.
in the semifinals. But last night's action didn't stop	:05:06.	:05:07.
when the whistle went. This little lady decided to head	:05:08.	:05:19.
onto the pitch to see her dad, Tiny Alba Violet seemed pretty	:05:20.	:05:22.
excited about the whole thing and even took some time	:05:23.	:05:28.
to hang out upside-down. Move over horses, a new animal	:05:29.	:05:30.
is taking over racing These sausage dogs raced	:05:31.	:05:39.
to the finish yesterday. And puppy Presley pipped the rest	:05:40.	:05:42.
to the post. Winning the race got her lots	:05:43.	:05:45.
of kisses and treats Not bad for an animal with possibly	:05:46.	:05:48.
the shortest legs going. Newsround's back with	:05:49.	:05:54.
much more tomorrow.	:05:55.	:06:00.

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