27/06/2016 Newsround

Leah here with Monday's Newsround live in CBBC.

We will tell you what we think about the verve in Scotland. And I'm here

at brands for Euro 2016. -- in France.

So, first to Naz in Scotland because of the historic vote

by adults for the UK to leave the European Union.

There are loads of questions over what might now happen -

and one of them is about the future of Scotland.

More than 17 million people voted last week that the UK should leave

the club of countries called the European Union.

The British people have spoken and the answer is, we are out.

I was quite disappointed because I wanted to stay in the EU.

I thought it would be a better choice.

I'm actually quite happy with the vote because

I did want to leave the European Union,

because of the money we are

If we did stay in the EU, and we ever hit a

financial crisis or a war, we could have countries to fall back on.

I think Britain should have left the EU

While the UK as a whole voted to leave, there were some areas

Scotland, Northern Ireland and London voted to stay,

but the rest of England and Wales voted to leave.

Scotland's top politician is not happy with the result.

We face the prospect of being taken out the

Two years ago, Scotland had a vote on

whether it should be an independent country.

But now, Nicola Sturgeon said things have changed

and she is calling for a second vote on independence.

I do think we should be independent, because that

means, with the budgets, we can spend what we want.

It would be better for our future and there would be more money from

Scotland should have a say over the immigrants coming

If we leave Great Britain and we try and get back into the EU,

and then they say no, we can be left on our own.

While it's not certain whether or not there

for Scottish independence, last week's decision on the European

Union is having a big effect everywhere we look.

If you've got questions about what's going on with the EU

then head to Newsround online for our special section

which includes answers to some of your questions.

So, Wales are through, Northern Ireland are out and tonight

it's England's turn to fight for a place in the final

Hi, Leah, you know it well - the Allianz Riviera

At 8pm tonight - England will battle it out with Iceland on this very

pitch - for a place in the quarter finals.

The city centre is full of fans dressed up and getting ready to

support their countries. It's a must win game

for Roy Hodgson's side, who haven't been playing

as well as expected, so far. The Three Lions finished second

in their group to Wales and will be eager to put

in a good performance tonight. Their opponents, Iceland,

are the smallest nation, by population, to ever qualify

for the Euros! But, that doesn't mean it's

going to be an easy game. I think the size of

the country is a number. They have the same amount

of players on the pitch as we do,

so it's a fair game in that respect. A quick stat for you -

this will be the third meeting between the two nations

in their history. The last time they played

each other was in 2004. Here's what Michelle - Newsround's

match predicting hen thinks... Iceland, they've done well, might

park the bus but... Yes, England will be

the winners in this So, Michelle has gone

for an England win. One thing's for sure -

the pressure is really on. And if Iceland win tonight,

it would surely be one of the biggest shocks so far

at Euro 2016. The question is, can they live up

to expectation on one Watch my match report

tomorrow morning - for all the reaction on a huge

night for England. Loving your work out there. Such an

exciting match. We will tell you about it tomorrow.

That's all from me, Newsround's back on CBBC in the morning with Ricky.