26/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

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Good evening.

In the past hour, Rhondda MP Chris Bryant

has become the latest member of Jeremy Corbyn's Shadow Cabinet

to resign in protest at Mr Corbyn's leadership over the EU referendum.

It comes as fellow Welsh Labour MP, Stephen Kinnock, warned the party

will suffer heavy losses, if Mr Corbyn leads it

into a general election this year.

As speculation about Jeremy Corbyn's leadership reaches fever pitch

in Westminster, in Wales too, Labour MPs have been

making their feelings known.

One of them was among the first to support a call of no confidence

in the party's leader last week.

With speculation of a general election by the end of the year,

there are fears that Labour could lose scores of MPs.

We have to ensure that we go into that general election with a leader

who is right in the context of a post-Brexit referendum

United Kingdom and that is the point.

The job description has changed.

The mandate that Jeremy got from the membership

when he was elected was in a political time.

when he was elected was in a different political time.

Last year, Jeremy Corbyn was voted as

Labour leader with an overwhelming majority.

He is undoubtedly popular among party activists and some

grassroots members in Wales say MPs need to remember that.

I think for some people, this has given the

opportunity that they've wanted for a while really to challenge

Jeremy's leadership.

I think some very hard questions need to be asked as to

whether those MPs can continue to reflect and represent

the views of party members and of their

constituents in general and I do really think they need

to be held to account much more robustly

than they have been up to now.

Following last week's referendum result, there are wider concerns

in Wales that the party is no longer

in tune with its core supporters in its former heartlands.

Unless we reconnect with our working-class voters then

we are in trouble as a political party.

Here, we did not listen to them and they were not

listening to us. to them and they were not

We need to get a much better mode of communication,

be listening mode and then act.

Acting on those concerns might be easier said than done.

And with UKIP knocking at the door and gaining support in Labour's

heartlands at last year's general election, another vote by the end

of the year could be bad news for the party.

The First Minister, Carwyn Jones, says the Welsh Assembly should not

seek to block the UK's exit from the EU.

It follows comments by Scottish First Minister,

Nicola Sturgeon, that the Parliament in Edinburgh could challenge

the Brexit vote there.

Unlike Wales, Scotland voted to remain in the EU.

Tata Steel says no bidders have pulled out of trying

to buy its UK operations, including its Port Talbot site,

following the Brexit vote.

It follows reports that some potential buyers may withdraw

due to the UK's decision to leave the EU.

Wales now know they'll face Belgium in the quarterfinals

of Euro 2016 after they beat Hungary 4-0 tonight.

Meanwhile, Wales are waiting to discover the extent

of the shoulder injury suffered by captain Ashley Williams

in their win over Northern Ireland.

From Paris, Tomos Dafydd.

The players weren't the only ones celebrating.

Gareth Bale's daughter stole the show and for the fans,

the journey goes on.

When we need to turn it on, we turn it on.

I have complete confidence that we are going all the way.

Did you ever think that Wales would get this far?

No, I thought we were going to go out in the groups.

The win wasn't pretty

but an own goal was enough to see Wales through.

And this is how they celebrated in the dressing room.

Joe Ledley doing what he does best.

With a Gareth Bale on the pitch, or an Aaron Ramsey, a little bit of

brilliance in the space of seconds can change your life.

Team spirit comes from winning games like this.

You're not actually playing that well,

but you have to dig in and stay in it.

After this, Wales are waiting to find out the extent of

Ashley Williams' shoulder injury.

Here on the left, his arm in a sling.

Wales will next face Belgium who beat Hungary 4-0 tonight.

They will be Wales' toughest opponent so far

but Chris Coleman's side beat them in qualifying.

So Wales are just three games away from winning the entire tournament

but Chris Coleman won't look beyond the next game.

As for fans, he says, get carried away, keep dreaming.

Tomos Dafydd, BBC Wales Today, Paris.

A look at the weather now

and after a mainly dry night, tomorrow will also be dry for most

with plenty of sunshine, but there'll be one or two showers

in the north during the afternoon.

Highs of 19 Celsius.

We'll be back in BBC Breakfast

with updates from around 6:25 tomorrow morning.

Thanks for watching.

Goodnight.

Yay, there they go.