so, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. who he sacked from the welsh government cabinet in november. a few days later it's thought mr sergeant took his own life while facing a number of misconduct allegations from different women. there have been questions about whether correct procedures were followed. the crisis for carwyn jones that came to a head, comes after yea rs in jones that came to a head, comes after years in which it has been untouchable at the head of welsh politics for the critics have questioned his record on public service delivery, but the more pressing question is whether his legacy will be overshadowed by the death of his former colleague. he has done one for things the wires, he has been an exemplary leader and first minister and been a wonderful ambassadorfor wales first minister and been a wonderful ambassador for wales and i'm very proud to have been a member of parliament in ca rwyn proud to have been a member of parliament in carwynjones's welsh labour party. people will think back over his time as

he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno that his departure would give his family, his party and the country a "fresh start". mrjones said the last few months had been difficult, after his colleague, carl sargeant, was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like. no one that is apart from lisa and the kids. they have carried me through the darkest of times, i've asked too much of them at times. and it's time i asked what is fairfor them. so, conference, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. i intend, as i've always maintained, to be here to give every answer to every question, but i intend to stand down as your leader in the autumn, allowing for a new first minister to take their place by the end of this year. and with that, it was over. in a move nobody predicted and without telling the cabinet, carwynjones announced that he'd stand down in the autumn and in the first week of december,

so, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. ced intense pressure since the death of his colleague carl sergeant, who he sacked from the welsh government cabinet in november. a few days later it's thought mr sergeant took his own life while facing a number of misconduct allegations from different women. there have been questions about whether correct procedures were followed. the crisis for carwyn jones that came to a head, comes after years in which it has been untouchable at the head of welsh politics for the critics have questioned his record on public service delivery, but the more pressing question is whether his legacy will be overshadowed by the death of his former colleague. he has done one for things for wales, he has been an exemplary leader and first minister and been a wonderful ambassador for wales and i'm very proud to have been a member of parliament in carwyn jones‘s welsh labour party. people will think back over his time as first minister as a time of consolidation and success and taking wales forward and solida

so, conference, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. as i've always maintained, to be here to give every answer to every question, but i intend to stand down as your leader in the autumn, allowing for a new first minister to take their place by the end of this year. and with that, it was over. in a move nobody predicted and without telling the cabinet, carwynjones announced that he'd stand down in the autumn and in the first week of december, he'll no longer be the first minister. wales forever, welsh labour forever. this was an emotional speech where he spoke about the pressures of being leaderfor the best part of a decade. the last few months following the death of carl sergeant will have been the most difficult, but leading labour members said he'll be remembered for more than that. carwyn has done wonderful things for wales. he's been exemplary as a leader and exemplary as a first minister. he has been a wonderful ambassador for wales, and i'm very proud to have been a member of parliament in carwyn jones's welsh labour party. i don

he made the announcement at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno. at the welsh labour partyabinet officejob, had had a big impact on his family life. from his cabinet officejob, had had i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like, no one, that is, apart from lisa and the kids. no one, that is, apart they have carried me through the darkest of times. i have asked too much of them at times and it's time for me to think about what's fair to them. at times and it's time for me and so, conference, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. the last welsh labour conference our wales political editor, nick servini, joins me now. he's been under lots of pressure, but was this resignation anticipated ? of pressure, but was this there of pressure, but was this had been speculation abc future there had been speculation about his future but i have to say the timing of the announcement this afternoon took people by surprise. i walked into the conference hall right by his cabinet colleagues in the welsh government and they had no i

i am very proud to have been a member of parliament in his welsh labour party.don't get is helpful for me or anyone else to second—guess those conversations. as the first minister has said, all the information available will be passed over to that enquiry. inevitably thought will now turn to his successof thought will now turn to his successor with the finance secretary saying he will give serious consideration to standing. it‘s emerged that documents recording the arrival of thousands people who came to the uk from the caribbean after 1948, are being stored at the national archives in west london. the government has been criticised after many of the so—called windrush generation have struggled to prove that they live in the uk legally. the home office says the records don‘t provide proof of ongoing residency, but will review evidence provided. here‘s our political correspondent, eleanor garnier. the empire windrush brings to britain 500 jamaicans. could that finally be some good news for hundreds of the windrush generation? many in this first wave of commonweal

the government of treating the windrush generation as second—class citizens — speaking at the welsh labour partyrence, he called for an end to the "hostile environment" immigration policy. four british people have died and 12 have been injured in a coach crash in saudi arabia. the accident happened as the group left mecca on an umra pilgrimage. 70—year—old raj begum hussain from blackburn was among those killed — her family have paid tribute. jeremy hunt has accused social media companies of "turning a blind eye" to their impact on children's mental health. the health secretary has warned of new laws if more is not done to protect young people. sir mo farah finishes third in the men's london marathon in a british record time , as runners face the hottest conditions in the race's history. water shortages were reported on one stretch of the route. on meet the author this way, my guest is the king of scandinavian wire,jo guest is the king of scandinavian wire, jo nesbo, with a retelling in a contemporary setting of one of the greatest stories of ambition and revenge, macbeth. hello and welcome to o

so this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader.end as i have always maintained to be here to answer every question, but i intend to stand down as your leader in the autumn, allowing for a new first minister to take place by the end of this year. and with that, it was over. in a moment no one predicted and without telling the cabinet, carwynjones will stand down in august and by december he will no longer be first minister. wales forever, welsh labour forever. this was an emotional speech and the pressures of being leader for the best part of a decade. the last few months following the death of carl sergeant would have been the most difficult but leading labour members that he will be recalled for more than that. he has done wonderful things for wales, he has been exemplary as a leader and as a first minister. he has been a wonderful ambassador for wales and i am proud to have been a member of parliament with his will fuller party. i don't think that he is leaving under a cloud. i do not think it is helpful for anyone else to second

leader of welsh labour, has been first minister since 2009 but recently faced criticism following the death of ex—welsh cabinet minister carl sargeant. his resignation comes just hours after the partyarolyn harris. theresa may has promised compensation to long—standing caribbean migrants who have been unfairly threatened with deportation. it's expected to cover any financial losses incurred, and more details are expected to be published within the next week. simonjones reports. a show of solidarity. hundreds gathered in south london last night at the aptly named windrush square demanding compensation for those who had been affected. the message? the windrush generation didn't violate any laws, the law violated them. i am a british citizen but they don't recognise that. and there is no way i can prove that. people have been treated beneath contempt and it angers me, because without the windrush generation, iwould not be who i am today. footage: arrivals at tilbury. the empire windrush brings to britain brings 500 jamaicans. it's affected the families of commonwealth citizens who came to britain after the second world war to help rebuild the country caught out by changes to immigrati

what we've seen from the welsh labour party this fractious, divisive, emotional debate about what happenedether the process was followed. jeremy corbyn comes to a conference like this, he has two dance around a potential minefield which i think he largely did in terms of what he said. that was the context, as he spoke about the earlier, he had a number of things to say about the windrush generation and really was trying to up the anti in terms of pressure on the government. he spoke about the government. he spoke about the government setting deliberately unreachable bar on its hostile environment on its immigration policies very much pushing towards the personal attack on the way the parameter theresa may handled this when she was home secretary and when i caught when she was home secretary and when icaught up when she was home secretary and when i caught up with him in the past hour, i asked jeremy corbyn whether he felt there should be resignations within the ranks of the government. the borders agency took the decision to destroy the landing cards in 2009 and that was done by theresa ma

the government of treating the windrush generation as second—class citizens — speaking at the welsh labour partyd 12 have been injured in a coach crash in saudi arabia. the accident happened as the group left mecca on an umra pilgrimage. 70—year—old raj begum hussain from blackburn was among those killed — her family have paid tribute. jeremy hunt has accused social media companies of "turning a blind eye" to their impact on children's mental health. the health secretary has warned of new laws if more is not done to protect young people.

he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno, that his departure would give hisis party and the country a "fresh start". mrjones said the last few months had been difficult, after his colleague carl sargeant was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know with these last few months have been like. they have carried me through the darkest of times. it is terrific about what is fair for them. so this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as part. i intend as i have always maintained it to be here it to answer every question, but i intend to stand down as your litter in on him, allowing for a new first minister to take place by the end of this year. and with that, it was over. in a moment no one predicted and without telling the cabinet, he will stand down in august and my first exam or he will no longer be first minister. wells forever, welsh labour forever. this was an emotional speech reason the pressures of being leader for the best pa rt pressures of being lea

the party's leader, jeremy corbyn, who's been speaking at the welsh labour conference, said that livesapart because of the personal decisions and actions of theresa may and her government." these are people that came, mainly from the caribbean, all those years ago to work in our health service, transport, schools and do a great job and be part of our community. and then to reach sixties, seventies, even eighties and be told you've got to go, you've got to be deported because you no longer belong here, they've lived here, they've worked here, they have families here, they've voted here. it's just inhuman, the way they've been treated. the origins of it is the 2014 immigration act, which removed the simpler system that was there in the past, where if somebody‘s papers weren't available, you could check back and use the landing cards as a means of proving that they arrived in southampton or cardiff or wherever they arrived. and the borders agency took a decision that they wanted to destroy all the old landing cards in 2009, and that was done under theresa may when she was home secretary i

the party's leader, jeremy corbyn, who's been speaking at the welsh labour conference, said that lives the personal decisions and actions of theresa may and her government". these people came here to work here and do a greatjob and then to reach their 60s, 70s and 80s being told that they have to go, that they are being deported because they no longer belong here, they have lived and worked here and have got families here, they have voted. that is inhuman the way they have been treated. the origins of it is the 2014 immigration act which removed the simpler system that was there in the past, whereas if someone has papers that were not available, then we could check back and use the landing cards as a means of proving that they arrived at southampton or cardiff or wherever they arrived. the borders agency took a decision they wanted to destroy all the old landing cards in 2009 and that was done under theresa may when she was home secretary in 2010. and i think she not only needs to apologise for this, but also to take the necessary measures, to guarantee rights are permanent residence f

labour party in wales. and while wales may have signed up to the plan, the scottish government in holyrood has rejected it. the snp‘s pete wishart accused the welshon on the issue. it comes as no surprise that welsh labour have so easily capitulated to the tories on this issue. we will never stop defending the integrity of our parliament and we will never allow the tories to diminish our parliament's power. we will not allow that to happen. at prime minister's questions, theresa may said she hoped scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon would change her mind. we have made considerable changes to the bill to reflect issues raised by our members and by the devolved administrations. it is indeed disappointing that the scottish government have not yet felt able to add to their agreement to the new amendments, and we sincerely hope that they will reconsider their position. parliament square has a new statue, its first commemorating a woman. the work by gillian wearing depicts the suffragist millicent fawcett who led the non—militant campaign for votes for women. here are some moments from the unveiling ceremony. # shout, shout, on with the song... i