Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
There were events for the 80th anniversary of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima on 6th August.
Three days later, a second bomb destroyed Nagasaki.
Across the two cities, 150,000 people were killed.
Japan stopped fighting the Second World War on 15th August 1945.
Some people agree with the bombs.
They think that they made the war end sooner and with fewer deaths.
But other people disagree.
They think that using atomic bombs is a war crime.
Radiation from the bombs has caused a further 100,000 deaths over the years.
Those people who are still alive have had many health issues.
The bombs remind us of the danger of nuclear war.
The ceremony in Hiroshima was followed by a walk to the Motoyasu River.
Lanterns were placed on the water.
They had messages for the living and the dead.
Musician Jasmine Smith, who's from Hawaii, talked about her hopes for the future.
In his speech, Hiroshima Mayor, Kazumi Matsui told countries to give up their nuclear bombs.
He also wants the younger generation to know how dangerous they are.
For Jakub Dziadkiewicz, a student from Poland, this is a strong message.
