25/03/2017 BBC Wales Today

Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has appealed for unity in the party -

He was addressing the Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno -

which also heard from the First Minister.

Carwyn Jones announced the Welsh government would scrap

burial fees for children - and provide an extra

Here's our political correspondent, Daniel Davies.

You keep seeing and hearing it around this conference, the call for

unity. Unity has been in short supply between Jeremy Corbyn

supporters and opponents. When he got here today, late thanks to a

delayed train, he asked all concerned to bury the hatchet.

United we stand, divided we fall and united I believe this great party

can do things together to achieve for the people that need Labour

councils and above all need a Labour government and a society based on

social justice and equality. He also said the UK Government should borrow

more money to fund new infrastructure. As any homeowner who

has had a mortgage knows, taking on a huge debt can save you money in

the long run. We should not be afraid of debt or borrowing.

Fairness was the theme with policies to help people in work and bereaved

parents. More funding for social care, no more child bury these, a

better deal for commuters and fair deal at work. That is the sort of

Wales we were elected to deliver. Despite occasional differences of

opinion Welsh Labour has avoided the bitter rows seen in Westminster.

Carwyn Jones tried to remind members of the warm glow they felt after the

97 general election victory which swept Tony Blair into office. The

message that if they want to relive those highs they need to respond to

what voters want, not fight amongst themselves.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of

causing death by dangerous driving, after a car hit a traffic light,

It happened in the Gorseinon area of Swansea yesterday.

It's been revealed that one of Wales' most wanted

criminals was caught - after he was spotted by BBC cameras

Terrence Earle was on the run in Amsterdam in 2015 -

after he and his brother, Michael, tried to smuggle

half a million pounds worth of drugs into south Wales.

Football and Wales' players say they CAN still qualify

for the World Cup - despite drawing against

Neil Taylor was said to be "distraught" after breaking

Seamus Coleman's right leg - he'll miss the game against group

leaders Serbia in June, along with Gareth Bale,

There is plenty to ponder after a disappointing night in Dublin. I

thought we had to win the game last night because then you are allowed a

couple of mistakes between now and the end of the campaign. But I think

we have to go to Serbia now and win. But they will have to do it without

Gareth Bale who is suspended after being booked for a second time in

this campaign. You cannot directly replace him because of who yes but

if you're going to get a World Cup there are times you had to come

through certain situations. Neil Taylor will not be there either,

sent off after breaking a leg of Seamus Coleman. The Republic of

Ireland captain was given oxygen on the pitch before going to hospital.

Are with him, and of course Neil Taylor is devastated himself. He's

not that type of player. It was Wales force considered a draw, not

the form of a team going to the World Cup. -- fourth consecutive

draw. Some football results

for you and Newport County lost 2-1 In the National League,

Wrexham drew 1-1 with Torquay. Rugby and despite scoring three

tries, Cardiff Blues narrowly A late try from the home

side allowed them to Quick look at the weather

and skies will stay clear, meaning a chilly night,

with a touch of frost for some. Tomorrow will be another dry and

warm day, with plenty of sunshine. I'll have our next update

at 6:50pm tomorrow evening. Until then - from everyone

on the weekend team - bye bye. Good evening. What a belter of a day

it has been. If