29/05/2016 BBC Wales Today

Tata would need to give guarantees it is in the UK steel industry

for the long run, if it decides not to sell off its UK operations,

That's according to the Aberavon MP, Stephen Kinnock.

This week, Tata said losses had narrowed recently, leading

to speculation that the firm MAY decide not to sell.

The Leader of the Welsh Conservatives has laid out

for the first time why he thinks his party lost ground

Writing in the Sunday Times, Andrew RT Davies said a lack

of unity on the European Union, UK government challenges and UKIP

all contributed to the party losing three seats in

Companies and workplaces are being urged to be flexible

with staff during the Euro 2016 football tournament next month,

to avoid disputes arising when employees want

The conciliation service ACAS has published a set of guidelines,

suggesting firms consider giving workers time off for big games

It is more than half a century since Wales last sister plated in a major

football tournament. The 58 year weight will undoubtedly mean

excitement will read Fever pitch. One of the most respected games is

the England game, taking place in the middle of the working day. The

conciliation service ACAS, has now published guidelines from lawyers,

suggesting they should be flexible when Wales is playing. A bit of

preparation in advance so everyone has clear expectations of the

journal no misunderstandings down the line. A little bit of

flexibility and goodwill goes a long way. But work continues, and it is

incumbent on the employees to maintain perspective at work. The

kick off at 2pm on the Thursday afternoon is bound to distract many

who are bound to be working. David Collins is an ardent Wales fan, but

public said her manager. I would understand if people wanted to watch

it, and as a manager I think I would understand that in terms of the

sting morale around the work waste. Leave the television on, leave the

television on, something like that will stop ACAS said that employers

should avoid getting yellow card around the ploys, but they need to

ensure their businesses remain productive while keeping their staff

happy. Plans have been unveiled to enhance

New Quay harbour in Ceredigion, The plans include improving

the existing stone pier and building There are concerns about possible

disruption, but supporters say the work is needed to improve

access to boats offering One of Europe's biggest youth

festivals - the Urdd Eisteddfod - got underway in Flintshire this

evening, with an opening concert. Between now and next Saturday,

around 90,000 visitors are expected to visit the festival,

which is based at Flint High School. Having it held in an area with not

so many Welsh speaking actually creates a bigger impact sometimes.

Yesterday I saw the show, here spray, being put on by the children.

So many of them from non-Welsh speaking backgrounds, but that kind

of makes it really special for us. Ellis Jenkins has been called

into the Wales squad for their tour to New Zealand,

after Dan Lydiate suffered a shoulder injury during today's

27-13 defeat at Twickenham. The WRU says Lydiate,

who captained Wales against England this afternoon, won't recover

in time for the three-test series. Despite Wales conceding five tries,

centre Jamie Roberts, says there are positives

to take from the match. I thought we brought an intensive

approach. It was relentless. But there are elements, we have to work

on this before the next test, and there are lots of positives in the

game as well. We are disappointed, there is no doubt, and we know the

level we are and where we need to be.

A look at the weather forecast and there'll be

a bright start tomorrow, with sunny spells.

The afternoon will stay fine and dry.

Feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine, with light winds.

We're back in Breakfast with updates from 6.25am.