the welsh first minister, carwynjones, has called for britain to retain "full and unfettered access" brexit. his labour party has joined forces with plaid cymru and the welsh liberal democrats to publish proposals to restrict freedom of movement to those eu migrants who already have a job offer in the uk. theresa may has said that britain will leave the single market. our correspondent is in cardiff. how optimistic that they are about something that looks difficult to achieve, on the face of it? very difficult, i think that carwynjones has always said from the word go on brexit that they wanted to stay in the single market because it was so important in his view for the businesses in wales, so this morning when he laid out those plans, the blueprint with leanne wood, plaid cymru litre, what they wanted to see was similar to what norway has with the eu, a deal, an agreement similar to the single market and on immigration they have a deal where they are allowed, migrants are allowed to come into the uk if they have secured a job. that is in stark contrast to what theresa may said last

, the first minister for wales, after carwynjones, the first ministerfor wales, the after carwynjonesrst minister for wales, the welsh government, the welsh liberal democrats and leanne wood, the leader of plaid cymru were in westminster to deliver a white paper on what they'd like to see coming out a brexit deal. they'd like to see a norway—style deal, which would be the softest brexit possible, allowing the uk to stay in the single market and also in terms of immigration, people could come here so immigration, people could come here so long as they had a job. plaid cymru aren't happy with today's decision, saying it undermines wales in some respect. if wales' voice wasn't heard, there would be grave consequences according to stefan lewis the assembly member here. ca rwyn lewis the assembly member here. carwyn jones has always fought that wales should remain in the single market, which is in sharp contrast to what theresa may said just last week. a majority of people here in northern ireland voted to remain inside the eu. there have been legal challenges already to try to prevent thi

just yesterday, 2a hours ago, carwynjones, and plaid cymru we re ago, carwynjones, and plaid cymru were brexit deal. they would like to see a norway—style deal. the softest brexit possible which would entail staying in the single market and in terms of immigration it would mean they would allow people to come into they would allow people to come into the uk if they already had a job. now the independent candidate for ukip nathan gill said that white paper is redundant now following today's decision. plaid cymru reacted angrily to the fact that there won't be a vote in the senedd and they have tabled a motion so there will be some sort of vote and they've warned the prime minister that there will be grave consequences. carwynjones said staying in the single market is crucial which is in sharp contrast to what theresa may said last week in her speech. thank you very much indeed. thomas morgan there for us in cardiff and chris buckler in belfast and andrew kerr at holyrood as well. well, let's discuss the decision by the supreme court, 8—3 was the decision that parliament should trigger ar

the first minister of wales, carwynjones, has called for britain to retain "full and unfettered accessexit. his welsh labour party has joined forces with plaid cymru and the welsh liberal democrats to publish proposals to restrict freedom of movement to those eu migrants who already have a job offer in the uk. theresa may has already said that britain will leave the single market. british spy chief, robert hannigan, has resigned from his role as head of intelligence agency, gchq. he's been credited with a more open approach at the notoriously secret organisation. but mr hannigan said the role has demanded "a great deal" from his family, and he will step down when a successor is found. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm john watson, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: liberty media's takeover of formula 1 is complete, ending bernie ecclestone's reign at the top of the sport. tunisia book their place in the knock out stages of afcon, but algeria are heading home. and nicola adams throws the towel in on her olympic

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carwynjones has said it would damage jobs of the uk was to leave the single market.heresa may about leaving the customs union with point towards an extreme brexit. we should be hearing more information and i have any of that mike and interview with ca rwyn any of that mike and interview with carwynjones to get any of that mike and interview with carwyn jones to get his full reaction. like you very much. red we're going to find out the reaction to this speech. let's talk to the tuc‘s represented. good afternoon. good afternoon. clear from the prime minister that the region will leave the single market. what is your feeling? marker a lot of working families are they waited a couple but that is going to mean for the job, a couple but that is going to mean for thejob, their wages, a couple but that is going to mean for the job, their wages, and a couple but that is going to mean for thejob, their wages, and their rights at work. prices in the shops as well. my focus and the union's focus is in making sure that unions don't pay the price of this brexit. i think the prime

carwynjones being pretty cautious, because wales of course the vote leave eu, even though he personallyg much more outspoken. we haven't heard from her yet, we should get something from her in the next few minutes. but she is concerned about the uk and team may saying we are leaving the single market. today the discussion was about whether there was awake that wales and scotland could stay in the market even if the rest of the uk were to leave. nicola sturgeon said that time is rapidly running out for compromise on this and she is frustrated that the issue has not been tackled by theresa may. it is very hard to see how any compromise can be found all of that. thank you, vicki. all the headlines coming up andjust thank you, vicki. all the headlines coming up and just couple of minutes. first, it's time for the weather. it is phil avery with the latest forecast. bot thank you. we have a real ying and yang of weather. if you like, the simon and maxine of whether. we have gorgeous looking weather across a good part of scotland. elsewhere it is rather dourand of scotland. elsewhere it is rat

the welsh first minister, carwynjones, has called for britain to retain "full and unfettered access"with plaid cymru and the welsh liberal democrats to publish proposals to restrict freedom of movement to those eu migrants who already have a job offer in the uk. theresa may has said that britain will leave the single market. rescue teams are continuing to search for 23 people who are still missing after a hotel in central italy was swamped by an avalanche last wednesday. nine survivors have been pulled alive from the ruins so far. yesterday rescuers found the body of a man, taking the death toll to six. a hotel at the bottom of the mountain was hit by the avalanche, triggered by an earthquake. she has two olympic gold medals to her name and now the british boxer nicola adams has announced she's turning professional. the 34—year—old — who is great britain's first female olympic boxing champion — is now turning her back on tokyo 2020 to pursue other career opportunities as katie gornall reports. the report contains flash photography. nicola adams is the first woman to win two olympic t

wales was the only other country in the uk that voted the european union, but of course carwynjones,t his voice and what he would like to see happen. but with nicola sturgeon coming down as scotland having voted to remain, he does have extra help when they consider these to scotians later in cardiff. thank you very much, tomos. tens of thousands of people in america have taken part in protests against president trump's ban on citizens of seven mainly muslim countries entering the us. the president says the restrictions would be lifted once policies to improve america's security have been implemented. the foreign office says uk nationals travelling to america shouldn't be affected by the travel ban. the foreign office has now clarified that brits with dual nationality from one of the seven countries won't be banned from travelling to the states, but could face extra border checks. here's how the story has unfolded over the last 48 hours. do you know, if you are christian in syria, it was impossible, at least very, very tough to get into the united states. if you are a muslim, you coul

carwynjones will continue to debate in the chamber here and although there will be no vote, they will fight to participate in the single market. thank you. i think we can go to belfast and join chris buckler with reaction from northern ireland? belfast and join chris buckler with reaction from northern ireland7m isa reaction from northern ireland7m is a slightly different situation to wales here in northern ireland, in that the majority of people voted to remain inside the eu. there have been voices here saying that northern ireland should have some kind of self—determination on the issue of brexit. on the basis of two things, there is a unique politics here, the belfast agreement for as it is more commonly called, the good friday agreement, did put in place a numberof friday agreement, did put in place a number of issues that potentially, the argument goes, could prevent northern ireland leaving the eu, without some say here. however, that is very much been rejected at the supreme court 's. they made clear that the northern irish people did indeed have a constitutional say on whether

the welsh first minister carwynjones gave this response to the meeting.sn't a talking shop. i hold her to that decision. it is important that we are part of the pi’ocess, important that we are part of the process, sure, but also part of the negotiation. the uk doesn't exist, everything is either european all welsh from our perspective. we have to make sure that wales's interests are protected as we leave the eu. five defendants in a trial for massive fraud, corruption and money—laundering by employees of hbos and a firm of consultants have been found guilty. southwark crown court heard that they squandered the profits on luxury holidays, designer watches and prostitutes. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity has been following the case. southwark crown court heard that the perks were rewarded for an hbos manager in return for businesses. chauffeur—driven bentleys at no charge, ferraris, trips to vegas, brown envelopes stuffed with cash, gratis. just a few of the perks of being a corrupt manager at hbos, or one of those bribing him. and all paid for by t

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