03/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

Private Cheryl James from Llangollen did take her own life but a coroner

says Deepcut Barracks failed in its duty of care.

And speaking in Cardiff, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says EU

free movement should be seen as an opportunity.

But Leave campaigners say they're winning the argument on immigration.

More than 20 years after she died, the parents of Private Cheryl James

from Llangollen say they're deeply saddened by the conclusions

of the second inquest into her death.

A coroner has ruled that the 18-year-old killed herself

but the Army also failed in its duty of care at the time.

They have waited too long to fully understand what happened to their

This is their reaction after two decades of unanswered

We are deeply saddened by the coroner's conclusions, having

sat through all of the evidence ourselves.

Listened carefully to every word, read every statement and

In short, it is our opinion that it did not

The Army has made many profound changes since

1995, which the coroner has acknowledged.

But we do recognise that change is a continuous process.

Private Cheryl James, training to serve her country.

Within six months of signing up she was found with a

gunshot wound to the head at Deepcut barracks in November 1995.

Not all questions about how she died could

be answered yet the Army decided it was suicide.

By 2002, four soldiers had died of gunshot wounds at Deepcut.

BBC's Panorama reported allegations of bullying and sexual abuse.

criticised, families called for a public enquiry.

Tony Blair's government ordered a review instead.

In 2006 that review found harassment, discrimination and

oppressive behaviour at Deepcut, and also the deaths were probably

In 2012, Liberty, the human rights group, forced

Surrey Police to disclose evidence they gathered at the time but never

By 2014 and a fresh inquest was ordered.

Another chance to look at what happened.

Surrey Police have long accepted mistakes were made

The force should have maintained primacy for

it and has previously apologised to the family for those errors.

Today we would reiterate those apologies.

Private James was on guard duty, on a gate alone with a gun.

The coroner described it as a potentially

dangerous activity but there was a wholesale lack of awareness

at Deepcut that it was breaking Army rules.

It had failed to in its duty of care towards young recruits.

It has long been claimed that bullying and abuse

Private Mark Beard has even told the inquest that Cheryl told him

she had been ordered to have sex with a

But the coroner said today at its hardest,

"I Find Private Beard's evidence totally without

Today a coroner was convinced that Private James did

Her legacy, he said, is a complete re-evaluation of how

Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has told BBC Wales that free

movement around the EU should be seen as an opportunity

But earlier, the leader of Welsh Labour's campaign

for the UK to remain in admitted there's confusion among the party's

traditional voters about its position.

Leave campaigners say they're winning the argument on immigration.

Here's our political editor Nick Servini.

Brynaman feels a long way from the war

being waged in Europe on the

television and radio stations across the country.

But here the arguments are much the same as Peter Hain

found out as he tried to put Labour's message across that the UK

should Remain in the face of concern over immigration.

We are asking you to vote In in the referendum.

Well, I'm like this. Really?

Really. So what are you thinking?

Immigration. Yes.

I'm not being nasty. Close the gate.

The man leading Welsh Labour's campaign to stay inside the

union says confusion has been caused by the domination of Tory infighting

in the campaign so far and he said it has been a

How tough a sell is it on the doorstep in a

place like this? It is much...

When you engage in conversation it is

Definitely winnable, as you saw with that lady.

It is extraordinary in a way that so close

to the referendum, the party which has every Welsh MP and every

Assembly member wanting to remain admits that there is still so much

confusion among its traditional supporters on where it stands on

Heading north to Conwy and those campaigning to

leave the EU, say Labour's problem is that it is not listening

to people when it comes to their concerns about immigration.

Let me tell you about ordinary people who

worry about their levels of pay, who worry about making ends meet and

worry about unfair competition from people who don't

spend a lot of time here, have no commitment to family,

can undercut their wages and can reduce the level they get paid

That is the argument and Labour is not listening.

From small-scale hustings like this in the Rhondda

tonight to hundreds of Labour members in Cardiff City Hall with

the leader Jeremy Corbyn saying it was time to make a case for the EU.

In a wide-ranging speech covering workers' rights to the environment,

he made no substantial reference to immigration but earlier told me

it should be considered an opportunity

I don't see it as a problem or a fear.

An opportunity to go and work in Europe and vice versa.

Labour says it is playing catch up with a few weeks to go and votes

in every remote corner of the country could count.

We're just days away from the start of the Euro 2016 tournament.

Wales' footballers head to Stockholm tomorrow for their final warm-up

Fans will be hoping the players won't pick up any more

I think when you go into games starting to think of injury,

You've got to approach these games like any other but an

injury on Sunday would perhaps rule you out.

At Cardiff City, Russell Slade has left his role as head of football

The former Bluebirds manager was moved to a new role

at the end of the season, and was replaced by Paul Trollope.

The American takeover of Swansea City, worth an estimated

hundred million pounds, is on the verge of being completed.

A consortium is in talks to buy a 60% stake in the club.

Cricket, and Glamorgan have claimed their second

They bowled Hampshire out for 141 at the Swalec Stadium,

Here's Derek with the weekend forecast.

What a week it has been. A bit of a fly in the ointment. Cloudy tomorrow

with a few scattered showers. The best of the temperatures on Sunday.

Cloud will spread from the north-east gradually tonight. Milder

than last night but cooler in the south-west, where the sky will

remain clear. Tomorrow morning, centre for Pembrokeshire. Dry and

feeling muggy. Across the rest of the UK, eastern England is grey and

mystique with heavy showers in places. Sunshine for the north-east

of Scotland and during the afternoon it should brighten up towards the

East Coast. A couple of heavy showers breaking out. Warmer in

London. 23 Celsius. Again, it will be cooler on the coast in the

north-east. In Wales tomorrow afternoon there will be more cloud

around them today. Showers breaking out and if you catch one is could be

heavy with a rumble of thunder. Having said that, a lot of places

will stay dry and the sun will break in places. A muggy 21 Celsius.

Scattered showers tomorrow evening will fade away to leave a dry night

and it will feel quite close with temperatures being in double

figures. Sunday promises to be a sunny day and warmer with

temperatures into the low to mid 20s. The risk of a couple of

thundery showers in the south and West later in the afternoon and

evening. On balance, Sunday is the best day of the weekend and next

week will be warm or very warm with sunny spells and feeling humid with

the risk of showers and thunderstorms.

We are back at 6:40pm tomorrow evening. That is all from us

tonight. Have a lovely weekend. Goodbye.