13/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

Our top story? JoJo Mamam Bebe is among ten businesses signatories to

a letter backing to remain in the EU. After the violence, authorities

consider alcohol bans. John Arthur Jones in court charged with shining

bright lights at RAF pilots during Hawk flying.

The Chancellor says people need to think very hard before they risk

putting to leave the European Union. George Osborne was visiting North

Wales on the day a group of leading Welsh business figures backed

remaining in the EU. They include the billionaire entrepreneur Terry

Matthews but those who want to leave argued that it will make Wales more

competitive and able to sell more across the world.

The Chancellor Road with the studio railway but polls suggest it is his

running campaign that could be on the verge of derailing. George

Osborne visited this engineering works and warned that tourism and

manufacturing would be damaged by the UK leaving the EU. Here in

Wales, whichever way you thought, you can see the fact that you have

conservatives, Welsh Labour, you have the Liberals, you have the

Nationalists, the unions, businesses large and small, they are all saying

the same thing, which is we are better off in the EU. For those on

the other side of the argument, saying remain campaigners are being

negative. The government have decided they want us to stay in the

European Union despite pushing very hard for this referendum and they

are modelling all the impact of living out but they are not looking

at the positive side of it, the impact that pulling out could have

on exporters. Some of the biggest employers in Wales, including major

exporters, are firmly in the remaining camp. Airbus, which has

6,000 employees here, has written outlining the benefits. BT has also

written to them today. With 2,200 staff, had its gas is backing the

EU. Ford is 1,900 workers also wants to remain. The has the backing of

the boss of JCB and a major base in Wrexham. This professor was to leave

the EU and has previously said over time it would mostly and its

manufacturing in favour of design and high-tech. The whole point of

the EU is, it is protectionist. I don't think Wales industry needs

protection, it is highly competitive. It is high-tech in many

cases, the car industry exports more than half its output outside the EU.

It has great products, it has nothing to fear from competition.

Brexit is worrying some. The boss of the global brand, JoJo Mamam Bebe,

which has its HQ in Newport, is one of those who signed a letter from

business leaders. 41% of exports from Wales go to the European Union

which is an market of 500 million people. We're good at producing new,

innovative ideas, services and ideas which we are, at the moment, selling

to the world very well so why should we restrict our economic growth by

this move backwards? Most business surveys suggest that firms are

largely in favour of remaining in the EU. As it gets closer to polling

day, many will be looking for signals that indicate which

destination were heading for. A beetle is being held this evening

outside the National Assembly to show solidarity with the victims of

the shootings in Florida. 49 people were killed in the attack as a gay

nightclub in Orlando which the FBI has described as an act of

terrorism. Tonight 's event in Cardiff Bay was organised I pride.

Welsh elite -- Welsh police officers will meet tonight to try and prevent

violence. Football Association of Wales is also urging fans are not

travel to the game if they don't have a ticket. Our reporter is in

lean for us tonight. Behind me is the fan

zone which can hold up to 30,000 fans at today here, it has been

quiet. Outside that area, it has not been too much evidence of the

tournament in this city. The fans you see don't appear to be wearing

their team colours. Perhaps that is on purpose as there are concerns

that things could change here as more fans arrive over the coming

days. A far cry from the relaxed party

atmosphere, the police on the streets, hoping to avoid more scenes

like these, a fight between German and Ukrainian funds ahead of the

match last night. Today the Welsh boss urged fans to avoid any

trouble. It needs to be dealt with and it needs to be severe. For

everybody else, enjoy it and have a good time, come and support your

company. -- country. Whether we win, lose or draw, we are representing

our country. The Welsh bands were impeccably behaved. It is quiet now

but in few days, some more fans will be arriving here. I shall play

Slovakia on Wednesday. 24 hours later, Wales take on England and

France have already been told to stay away from that game and

instead, Congo get here. Security is so tight around here, you see

everyone with guns but I expect there will be a little bit of

trouble but you got to hope it's not too much. I'm not worried about it

but if you go looking for trouble, you will find it. But we're just

here to have a good time. It comes after days of violence in the

streets of Marseille. French prosecutors say 150 Russians were

behind it, setting of layers and rushing at England fans. Uefa are

investigating. I have asked for all necessary measures to be taken to

prohibit the sale, consumption and transport of alcoholic drinks in

sensitive areas on match days and the day before and days when fan

zones are open. Uefa has already said it will consider banning

England and Russia if there is more fan trouble. Tomorrow it will

sanction Russia, looking to send a message that violence at this

treatment will not be tolerated. Tonight, six English fans have been

jailed in connection with that violence and to Russians have been

arrested. They are urging fans who do not have tickets with Ashes match

to travel. Tomorrow, there will be a high-level meeting between security

representatives from the FA W, the English FA, British police of others

and the Uefa security bosses, to find a way to see the police this

match and make sure that it is a member together right reasons.

RAF pilots training of Anglesey were put at risk when a bright light was

shone into the cockpit at night, a jury has been told. John Arthur

Jones faces 13 counts of endangering aircraft. He is said to be obsessed

with flights over his land denies the charges. Leaving court

tonight, John whether Jones is home is close to the airfield used by RAF

Valley. The base is the main centre for air force training. The

prosecution said night flying includes safe take-off and landing

drills and it was during these that Jenny pilots reported being

distracted by bright lights which they have judged to come from the

direction from John Arthur Jones land. A police surveillance officer

saw him there with a torch. He said he was inspecting his property. In

his opening statement, prosecuting counsel said John whether Jones had

an ongoing animosity towards the RAF. He had written a letter of

complaint and had developed an obsession, keeping notes of flying

activity but whatever the rights and wrongs, he said what he did was

cruel. John Arthur Jones denies all 13 charges and the case continues.

Back to France now and the wheels squad were training today with Wayne

Hennessey, the only absentee as the goalkeeper tries to recover from a

back spasm. The rest of the players are all fit and ready to prepare and

went on thirsty. We have been speaking to Joe Ledley.

Back at work and with the exception of Wayne Hennessey, all fit. There

were smiles as ever on the training ground this morning with one

especially ecstatic to be part of this adventure. Exactly five weeks

after fracturing his leg, Joe Ledley was representing his country in the

European Championships. From the present moment, you think, that's

it, it will be three months. I only had three weeks but the squad to be

named so my bones started to heal pretty quickly and from there, I

haven't looked back. How good was Bordeaux getting that 20 minutes?

The adrenaline was working in site couldn't feel anything. It was just

and has to. To get off to a winning start, it was vital. It was a great

performance. We dug deep and got that when and if you ask any of the

boys, it was probably the best selling their lives. So, it is on

now but will England be favourites on thirsty? Is, I think they are.

They have fantastic players and they are seeded higher than us. I think

they are favourites and all the pressure will be on them.

The weather is next. Is a case of dodging the showers in

the next few days. Tonight, some dry weather. Showers in places as well.

Also some low cloud and mist and fog patches and another mild night with

those temperatures, 11 degrees. A mixed bag tomorrow night. Showers,

heavy and sundry in places. There is a yellow warning in force. If you

are lucky, you will miss the downpours and stay dry with a few

bright intervals. Temperatures around average. Wednesday's charred

shoes low-pressure setting of the UK and that means cloud and more

showers. For Wednesday, some dry, bright weather but more showers

coming in over the day and they could turn heavy and sundry in

places. A mixture of sunshine and heavy showers but by the end of the

week, it looks much drier and fresher with a northerly breeze on a

Friday. Saturday should be dry and more settled thanks to high pressure

but the signs are, it won't last. There is some rain on the way

although the timing of this is uncertain. That's all for now.

That's all for now, thank you for watching and from all of us, good

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