15/05/2016 BBC Wales Today

As both sides of the EU referendum debate step up their campaigns,

the leader of Vote Leave in Wales says immigration

The Clwyd West MP, David Jones, claims hotels

in Llandudno are now almost exclusively staffed by immigrants

But the Wales Stronger in Europe campaign says freedom of movement

Llandudno, one of our most popular resorts.

In the sunshine a magnet for tourists.

But according to the leader of Vote Leave in Wales, these grand

hotels and others like them in tourist hotspots across Wales are

staffed mainly by immigrants from Eastern Europe.

Speaking on Radio Wales's Sunday Supplement this

morning, he claimed this was forcing indigenous people out of jobs.

If you go to Llandudno or other tourist parts of the

country, it's very difficult to find any hotel that is not almost

exclusively staffed by immigrants from Eastern Europe.

It's forcing the indigenous population out.

But in studio to put the case for Wales Stronger in Europe,

this man said the idea that immigration is keeping

There are plenty of economic studies on this.

There is very little evidence that that is actually the case.

We have in this country minimum wage requirements and they apply to

The strange thing is, migration in Wales is a fraction

So I don't think that's a major issue for us in Wales at all.

It's not just the weather that is heating up.

Yesterday both sides were out in force, pressing their case.

And with a referendum on whether the UK

remains part of the European Union just weeks away, on 23rd

June, expect more claims and counterclaims.

Organisers have carried out repairs on an outdoor art

just a day after it opened, after parts of it are thought

to have been broken by members of public.

A field of lights - imitating red poppies -

was commissioned by the Welsh National Opera, commemorating

the hundreds of Welsh soldiers who died in the Battle of the Somme

After a week of deadlock between Labour and Plaid Cymru over

a former senior advisor to Labour has told BBC Wales

the party should talk to all parties, to get its policies

Meanwhile, the Leader of the Welsh Conservatives,

Andrew RT Davies, says his door is always open to further

What happened in the last five years is Labour could talk

It means Plaid have a very strong hand in negotiations,

which they played in the most belligerent way in the first week

But you need to be able to talk with all the parties in the Assembly

We are pragmatic enough to realise not one party has all the answers.

I am not quite sure why Labour would think that Plaid,

unless they entered a formal coalition with them,

would be the answer to all of this because they got 11 votes.

So, if you don't want to know the score, now's the time

Swansea City have drawn 1-1 with Manchester City

at the Liberty Stadium in their final Premier League

They finish the season in 12th place with 47 points.

They show that in this period many times.

The rower, Victoria Thornley, from St Asaph, is in danger

of missing out on this summer's Rio Olympics, after her partnership

with Olympic champion Katherine Grainger was dissolved.

The double scull pair have struggled with their form.

British Rowing says both will be considered for a place

A look at the weather forecast and tomorrow

will be another fine and dry day for most.

There will be some patchy cloud but also plenty of sunny

breaks and it'll feel pleasant in the sunshine.

We're back in Breakfast with updates from 6:25am.

From all of us on the late team, goodnight.

Good afternoon. Once again it felt pleasant by warm under strong May

sunshine and mrentedy around earlier as one of our weather watches in

Sheffield demonstrates. That same spot through the afternoon