12/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

The number of police inside the stadium for Wales' next

game against England at Euro 2016 may have to be increased -

that's according to the police chief in charge of Welsh

Two of Wales' group opponents have been threatened with expulsion

after violence at the game between England and Russia.

The Eiffel Tower sparkling in tribute to the Wales

This morning, Bordeaux was slowly getting back to normal

after a party which lasted well into the early hours.

Everybody is buzzing, everybody is enjoying themselves.

This is a very good people, funny, nice, cool and a good party.

And I'm happy for your team, great match.

A goal from Gareth Bale and this from Hal Robson-Kanu has put Wales

on a good position to advance to the knockout stages.

It was a Davies fans will never forget.

Their behaviour praised by police here.

That is in stark contrast to events in Marseille.

Violence marred the Russia- England game.

No European football's governing body, Uefa,

so both sides could be disqualified if there is more trouble.

The man leading the Welsh police delegation here told me more

officers may be needed inside the stadium.

What we'll be keen to do is to give our views and our advice

and guidance to those organisers in regard to how we think the safety

Now, that may include options around both the deployment

of police officers outside the stadium and also possibly

inside the stadium, but those are the discussions

Back at their base in Brittany, the players are focused

on their next challenge, against England in four days' time.

You see in the media all that has been going on.

We are a bit out of the way, our base, so we've not seen any of it.

But what we have seen is that security has been excellent.

Police say the security operation here in Bordeaux could not have been

better, but ugly scenes elsewhere will now shape the way it plans

There is real concern that rival fans could be sitting together.

Challenges ahead, then, for the authorities,

Tomos Daffyd, BBC Wales today, Bordeaux.

The new man in charge of reforming Welsh councils has told BBC Wales

he would like a new plan to be in place by the autumn.

Mark Drakeford also confirmed that he's no longer considering reducing

the 22 current councils to eight or nine.

There is no magic number for Welsh councils any more.

That's the message from the new minister, Mark Drakeford.

Leighton Andrews' plan to reduce the current 22 authorities to eight

or nine gained little support on the ground.

Now in his first interview since taking the role,

the new man in charge told the Sunday Politics Wales programme

he was open to ideas on how to move forward.

Lines on the map is part of it, but only one part of it.

I want a discussion with the sector that is not just about structures,

but about purpose and services, ways in which we can strengthen

the relationship of local authorities with their

A month into the job, Wales' newest council leader,

Debbie Wilcox, said she hoped the minister would listen

to opinions from those on the front line.

We know we need to do things differently.

Listen to us, because we deliver those services.

Mark Drakeford says he will visit every local authority in the weeks

to come in the hopes of agreeing a plan by the autumn.

A PA system is being launched at hospitals in Mid and West Wales

to discourage smokers from lighting up.

Hywel Dda University Health Board has placed red buttons

in its hospitals enabling people to trigger an announcement

reminding individuals that hospitals are smoke-free.

The policy also includes e-cigarettes.

Celebrations have been held across Wales to mark

From officially organised council events to neighbourhood street

parties, people have been out in force to mark the special day.

The Flint Male Voice Choir led the festivities in the centre

After a dry start to the night, the rain will return

Tomorrow will begin dull and damp for many, but there will be some

That's all from Wales Today this Sunday.

Nicola Smith will be with you in our breakfast

Good evening. It has been a messy weather picture this weekend. It

gets a little clearer over the next couple of days. The ingredients are

still with us for some