05/03/2016 BBC Wales Today

we are back with the late news at 10 o'clock.

Senior Plaid figures have kept up their attacks on Labour

at their spring conference in Llanelli.

The former MP Adam Price said Labour deserved to lose

because of its unbearable complacency.

Plaid is looking to increase its current tally of 11 AMs making

it the third largest party at the Assembly.

From Llanelli, here's our political editor Nick Servini.

Will Plaid be on the winning side in the Assembly election?

Before the second day of the conference, the economy

spokesman, Rhun ap Iorwerth, tried a few potshots on goal,

with the junior team in nearby handy.

And then there was no let up in the attacks on the conference

hall from a range of Plaid players who were

The Carmarthen East candidate, Adam Price, led the charge.

He claimed Wales's position at the bottom of the league

in prosperity and education meant it was time for a change

because of what he called the First Minister's unbearable

And they deserve to lose because they have already lost

Any scrap of creativity, of vision, of drive.

It was all very colourful stuff from Adam Price.

Labour would be lame ducks, lingering, the tweed wearing

And it went down a storm in the hall but the main thrust of his argument

only really works if his picture of Labour decline is matched

The problem is, this is the party that

hasn't made any significant electoral gains in recent years.

Rhun ap Iorwerth set out the economic policies,

such as bringing back the brand of the WDA,

to try to build up Wales's international

trading presence before he took the gloves off as well.

Wales needs a break. A long break.

Many Labour supporters have stuck with them through thick and thin

but know in their heart of hearts that any ideas that the party may

Plaid Cymru see this conference has mainly been about policy but it's

also been about plenty of Labour bashing.

Even though there's a chance the parties

may have to work together after the election.

A woman found dead in a flat in Cardiff Bay has been named

The 65-year-old lived alone in the flat after moving

from Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan late last year.

South Wales Police have been given more time to question a 66-year-old

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn joined hundreds of people at a rally

in Cardiff today against plans to restrict public sector strikes.

The UK government says its Trade Union Bill is designed

to ensure essential services are not disrupted at short notice by strikes

supported by a small proportion of union members.

The Welsh Government says if it passes, it would try and overturn

parts which relate to devolved services.

Jeremy Corbyn says the bill would diminish the rights

It reduces the rights of trade unions to collect money in the

normal way, such as checks on the work place, it's another way of

controlling and damaging the right of organisation at the workplace.

the right of organisation at the workplace.

A group of high school pupils from Powys have questioned

British Astronaut Tim Peake live from space.

The students from Builth Wells High school had eight minutes to question

Major Peake as the International Space Station travelled 215 miles

Football, and Swansea City are now nine points clear of the drop zone

after beating Norwich 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium.

In the Championship, Cardiff City have moved

to within one place of the play off spots after beating Bristol City 2-0

at Ashton Gate and in League Two Newport beat play-off

Rugby, and the Ospreys narrowly lost to Leinster

The region were trailing 16-3 at half-time, before fighting back

in the second half with a try from Dan Baker.

Meanwhile, the Dragons take on Munster away tonight.

Time for a look at the weather forecast now and some showers

will continue for a time tonight, mainly in the west later on.

A clear night for most with light winds, and frost and icy patches

forming temperatures as low as -2C as we start Sunday which brings more

wintry showers on hills, but will be mainly dry and bright

We'll be back with another update at around ten

Have a lovely weekend. Bye bye.

Good evening. We have had a bit of a wintry mix of weather today. Some

rain, sleet and snow, with crisp sunshine too. That scene was

captured nicely by one of our weather watchers earlier on in