welsh assembly... the chancellor has given the washer assembly £300 million which is being set on at the moment. some internal labourg within the welsh assembly to what to do with this project. i think that actually come as an outsider going to the seat, it was something that was brought up on the doorstep as well as pushing in the campaign. the leg labour and conservatives have supported the bypass trust that the money is there is nothing has happened yet. there is frustration. to be fair, a report has been produced in the first minister i just received that report. he said that he would be making the decision ina timely that he would be making the decision in a timely manner in a matter of weeks. there is resistance. he said he will make the decision and the first minister is very much a man of his word. let's have a look at what the result was in 2017. that is the what we had. at what the result was in 2017. actually, what you had up there was the result on the referendum. but let's look first of all at the parliamentary result in 2017. so there you see it. paul flynn holding on comfortably. did he increase the s

after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynnplace because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authority voted to leave in the referendum, and brexit was a common theme on the doorstep. by—election turnouts are usually lower than general elections. 67% voted here two years ago, but this time around only 37% of the constituency came out to vote. 11 candidates stood this time, with the conservatives coming in second and ukip third — increasing their share of the vote. tomos morgan, bbc news, newport. the boss of boeing has admitted for the first time that a failure in the aircraft‘s anti—stall system was a factor in the crash of two of its max 8 planes. as pilots have told us, erroneous activation of the mkas function can add to what is

i look forward to meeting you again next weekend for the welsh labour conference. negotiations progress thereof but congratulation to the victorious candidate for the by—election in newport west after the death of paul flynn, and ruthjones on the platform alongside him. now the headlines... theresa may writes to the eu and asks for an extension to article 50 until the end ofjune. she acknowledges the uk may need to ta ke she acknowledges the uk may need to take part in european elections. a woman accused of killing her husband and whose son campaigned against her conviction was released on bail ahead of a retrialfollowing conviction was released on bail ahead of a retrial following the quashing of her murder conviction. more than three quarters of the uk's biggest employers have a gender pay gap in favour of men with fewer than half succeeding in narrowing the distance over the course of the past year. the milk you put on your cereal or in your tea this morning has almost certainly been pasteurised. but more and more people have taken to drinking "raw" milk. 3 milli

after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynn by—election has taken place because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authority voted to leave in the referendum, and brexit was a common theme on the doorstep. by—election turnouts are usually lower than general elections. 67% voted here two years ago, but this time around only 37% of the constituency came out to vote. 11 candidates stood this time, with the conservatives coming in second and ukip third — increasing their share of the vote. tomos morgan, bbc news, newport. the headlines on bbc news: it is 9:15am. theresa may writes to the european council president donald tusk asking for an extension to article 50 until the end ofjune. meanwhile, cross—party talks between labour and the

after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynn place because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authority voted to leave in the referendum, and brexit was a common theme on the doorstep. by—election turnouts are usually lower than general elections. 67% voted here two years ago, but this time around only 37% of the constituency came out to vote. 11 candidates stood this time, with the conservatives coming in second and ukip third — increasing their share of the vote. the man accused of killing 50 people in last month's terror attacks on two mosques in new zealand has been ordered to undergo mental health tests. after brenton tarrant appeared in court via video link, thejudge ruled he would undergo psychiatric assessments to determine i

party is deeply divided and if she pivots towards labour to try and win some of their votes, many of her own brexiteers will be absolutely furious. welshning, furious mrs may has offered to work with the opposition. stop, think very carefully what you are doing. if you give legitimacy to are doing. if you give legitimacy to a man that i think is genuinely not fit to run britain and will do its damage, you will damage the very prospects of your own party and, most importantly for people like me, the prospects for our country. jeremy corbyn could face the anger of some of his party, too, if he agrees to a deal that doesn‘t lead toa agrees to a deal that doesn‘t lead to a referendum. every shed of -- every shred of evidence available says that what most labour parties —— what most labour voters and party members want to see and i am sure he will be mindful of that. talks this afternoon could change what brexit looks like, but westminster is still very divided. in a moment, we‘ll speak to our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, in brussels. but first, our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. and there are poli

party is deeply divided and if she pivots towards labour to try and win some of their votes, many of her own brexiteers will be absolutely furious. welsh minister nigel adams resigned this morning, angry mrs may has offered to work with the opposition. he wrote... this is a major moment, and i would simply council my government and my party and my prime minister, stop, think very carefully what you are doing. if you give legitimacy to a man that i think is genuinely not fit to run britain and will do its damage, you will damage the very prospects of your own party and, most importantly for people like me, the prospects for our country. jeremy corbyn could face the wrath of some of his party, too, if he agrees to a deal that doesn't lead to a referendum. every shred of evidence available says that it's what most labour party voters and party members want to see, so i am sure he will be very mindful of that. talks this afternoon could change what brexit looks like, but westminster is still very divided. we canjoin we can join vicki young we canjoin vicki young in we can join vicki young in the houses of parliament. quite a risk for both