a very blustery and windy milford haven.constituency in south—west wales. this seat has been held by the conservatives since 2005 and is bordered by three other constituencies — one conservative, and two plaid cymru. labour held this seat — or versions of it — from 1992 until 2005. the conservatives have held the seat since 2005, but in 2017 they got a majority ofjust 314, with labour in second place. and plaid cymru took neighbouring ceredigion from the liberal democrats in 2017 byjust104 votes. it underlines how tight things are here. wales is a nation that voted for brexit, but beyond that, what are the other issues on voters minds? here's our correspondent hywel griffiths in the coastal town of fishguard. folk night in fishguard, a welcome distraction from the sound and fury of the election. this western corner of wales can feel far from westminster. the decisions made there aren't always in tune with life here. issues like health and education are devolved to the welsh government in cardiff and so aren't on the ballot,

i'm simon mccoy here in milford haven. today at 2pm: the chief rabbi questions whetherjeremy corbyn is fit to be prime minister, saying he has allowed anti—semitism to poison his party. the labour leader says the party has taken rapid and effective action and says anti—semitism is vile and wrong. there is no place whatsoever for anti—semitism in any shape orform or in any place whatsoever in modern britain. and under a labour government, it will not be tolerated in any form whatsoever. i want to make that clear. i do think it is a very serious business when the chief rabbi speaks as he does. i've never known anything like it. the intervention from the chief rabbi has prompted a leading muslim organisation to criticise the conservatives for their handling of claims of islamophobia in the party. in other news.... don't give this man your vote because of his brexit policy — that's the message from former tory cabinet minister lord heseltine. a present senior minister hit back. michael i think advised people to vote liberal de

simon mccoy is in milford haven. simon?ion tourists every year, an industry that supports 16,000 jobs. at the moment, it is wet and 20 and not many people are here at all, however. —— wet and windy. recent years, though, have seen a decline in overseas visitors and concern over second home ownership in the area. wales is a nation that voted for brexit, with 57% of people in pembrokeshire voting to leave the eu in the 2016 referendum. beyond that, what are the other issues on voters' minds? our correspondent hywel griffiths has been to a music night in the coastal town of fishguard. folk night in fishguard, a welcome distraction from the sound and fury of the election. this western corner of wales can feel far from westminster. the decisions made there aren't always in tune with life here. issues like health and education are devolved to the welsh government in cardiff and so aren't on the ballot, but there's plenty the mps can do. ollie wants them to help small rural businesses. i think that'd have a bit of a shock if they

i‘m simon mccoy here in milford haven.ays anti—semitism is vile and wrong. there is no place whatsoever for anti—semitism in any shape orform or in any place whatsoever in modern britain. and under a labour government, it will not be tolerated in any form whatsoever. i want to make that clear. i do think it is a very serious business when the chief rabbi speaks as he does. i've never known anything like it.

today, we're in milford haven which is in the preseli pembrokeshire constituency in south west wales.servatives have held the seat since 2005, but in 2017 they got a majority ofjust 314, with labour in second place. and plaid cymru took neighbouring ceredigion from the liberal democrats in 2017 byjust 104 votes. and at 1230, we're going to be speaking to the bbc wales political editor, felicity evans, about all your questions to do with welsh politics. please do get in touch with your questions. you can contact us on twitter using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions and you can email us on yourquestions@bbc.co.uk a couple who won the 105 million pound euromillions jackpot are to be unveiled today. the winners are from the chichester area of west sussex, and scooped the life—changing amount earlier this month. the prize was the sixth euromillions jackpot won in the uk this year. firefighters in california have rescued a seal pup from an underground parking garage. the baby northern fur seal was found wandering around in the garage in redwood city. he's been named santos by officers from the

today we‘re in milford haven — which is in the preseli pembrokeshire constituency in south—west walesm 1992 until 2005. it‘s been tory since then, but in 2017 their majority was just 314, with labour in second place. neighbouring ceredigion is also a marginal seat — plaid cymru took it from the liberal democrats at the last election byjust104 votes. this area of south west wales is a place known for potato farming and dairy cattle as well as energy production. the number of oil refineries has declined in recent years, which has had an effect on the manufacturing firms that supported them. despite this, unemployment is only slightly higher than the welsh average. sarah dickins reports. the next generation of dairy cows at this pembrokeshire farm. dairy farming dominates the area, the industry has been through hard times but it has recovered. mike smith runs this family farm, along with his brother and six employees. he doesn‘t think the industry here needs subsidies to be profitable but the area needs more good jobs. many of his schoolmates left for work. he wants politicians to make i

i'm here in milford haven in west wales — a marginal constituency at the last election — as we continue

iam in i am in milford haven, iam in milford haven, it i am in milford haven, it is very windy, the rainhat matters to you. i am at latest about what matters to you. i amata latest about what matters to you. i am at a biomass plant, these are wooden pallets which are burned to heat homes and various places around the region. today particularly we are talking about climate change, energy and also welsh politics, what are the issues that matter here? we have a couple of experts, as science editor david shukman will be with me shortly, and also the bbc wales political editor, so if you have any questions, i think the hashtag is #bbcyourquestions. send them in. from 8:30am until about 9:15am, the whole programme will be dedicated to those questions. ben is also here, carol is here with the weather, but first let's get the rest of the news from dan walker. studio: really interesting to listen to david shukman, he will be answering some more questions. and let's bring you up to date with some of the news first. in the news this morning — the uk's most seniorjewish leader, chief rabbi ephraim m