14/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

where Ukip are second in line - to find out if people think the EU

But Remain campaign say that these promises they may not be able to

keep. And praise for the behaviour of Wales football fans with the

alcohol ban ahead of the Wales the England game already being flouted.

EU-funded projects in Wales would still get the money,

even if the UK votes to leave the European Union next week.

That's according to the Leave campaign, who've said that

there would be "more than enough" available to make that promise.

A recent study by Cardiff University estimated Wales received

?245 million more from the EU than it put in 2014,

mainly down to payments to farmers

and development programmes for poorer areas.

One of the lead campaigners for the UK to leave the EU,

Conservative MP Boris Johnson, has been speaking to

our parliamentary correspondent, David Cornock.

The money that is currently spent in Wales,

whether it is on farming or on supporting culture

or whatever it happens to be, that would continue because any

government in its right mind is going to want to continue

to subsidise agriculture and all the other regional funds

Drives a lots of jobs in all sorts of ways.

But you get a Brexit dividend in the form of about ?10.6 billion

that you could spend on the priorities of this country.

Responding to these comments from the Leave campaign,

those campaigning to stay in the EU said leaving would

"rip Wales away from its most secure source of funding".

Meanwhile, on the campaign trail, senior Welsh Labour figures

in the Remain camp admit they're beginning to get alarmed

by the way the campaign has developed.

And while Vote Leave says it's competing strongly across

most of Wales, even it admits the contest is too close to call.

Here's our political editor Nick Servini.

Pounding the streets of Barry with Melanie Owen.

She is one of around 300 Vote Leave campaigners out

And they have based most of their activity around

Last night in Barry, there were plenty who

I listen to one side and think, they've got a point

and then I listen to another side and I think,

Yes, the important thing is is taking off the little one

and making sure things are in place for the future.

So I've looked online, have a look through your leaflet...

I think she was leaning more towards the Leave because in a voice

you can see how uncertain she is. That was overly concerning her...

You thought she was coming out towards your side?

I think the fact that she brings up the concern would suggest to me

that she is not completely happy with the way

Vote Leave knows that but still believes it is ahead

in most places in Wales other than the north-west and Cardiff.

You must have really fine-tuned your message now,

after weeks of doing this. What is it?

I think with immigration, it's that we don't want to stop

immigration at all, we just want to be able to decide

who is coming in. And how many.

In contrast, much of the Wales' Stronger In campaigning

has been a busy shopping centres like this in Swansea.

Among them is Roger Thomas, who had a mixed day on the stump.

May ask you how you decided? I'm out.

It's obvious why. Why is it obvious?

Oh, I'm voting in. You're voting in?

Give me a sense of what kind of response you get here,

Some people are very positive, some people are pretty hostile.

They ask you questions about details.

Remain campaigners have rubbished claims from Vote Leave that

Nevertheless, everyone expects it to be tight.

And that's why the final push will really matter.

15 former South Wales Police officers, who were suing

their force on a number of counts including malicious prosecution,

have lost their civil case at the High Court in Cardiff.

The 50-day trial involved eight former detectives

who were cleared of corruption charges

following the investigation into the murder of Lynette White,

who was killed in a flat in Cardiff docks in 1988.

Lawyers for some of the former officers said

A Swiss company which has bought the manufacturer

of the Raspberry Pi mini-computer, which is made in Bridgend,

says it's too early to predict whether the sale

The Swiss firm Daetwyler is buying Premier Farnell for ?700 million.

About 100 people are involved in its production at the Sony factory.

Authorities in France have issued a new alcohol ban in Lille

ahead of Wales' Euro 2016 match against England on Thursday.

The ban was supposed to have started

from 6 o'clock local time this evening,

but it seems it's already being flouted.

They arrived to the news of a new clamp-down.

While Wales supporters were praised by police last weekend,

they will be subject to an alcohol ban here in Lille and Lens.

But details were announced at

The French authorities responding to concerns.

Supermarkets, shops, stores and will not be

allowed to sell alcohol to take off the premises.

Tonight it seems like the ban is not being enforced. We have seen people

buying alcohol in the shops whilst others are openly drinking in the

streets. This small sleepy city

of Lens will soon host A ban on drinking here in the day

of the match had already been announced, now it has been

extended beyond 24-hours. This man will be allowed to sell

alcohol at his bar but fans will not be allowed

to take their drinks outside. He said that police officers came to

see him this morning, selling beer would be allowed, but no spirits. He

said that he is prepared to closes doors at the first sign of trouble.

The fan zone dominates the main square here and it

is just one main road that leads down to the stadium.

Questions are being asked why such a big game is being

and threatened with expulsion today ?119,000

for crowd trouble in Marseilles last weekend.

Since then, Welsh police forces along with English counterparts,

have increased the number of forces here and have

requested to be here in the stadium for the duration of the tournament.

The authorities are bracing themselves because tomorrow

Russia play a game here in Lille

and the same time Welsh and English fans

The potential for further violence, a real concern.

Closer to home, some flash flooding

in parts of Flintshire and Wrexham today.

Here's Derek with the weather forecast.

Flaming awful in parts of mid and North Wales today.

And there are more heavy and thundery downpours

Tonight, heavy showers will continue for a while,

Still a few showers around overnight, drifting their way

further south, with temperatures staying above 10 Celsius.

Some places dry tomorrow morning, most in the North may get away

with a dry morning, but generally a lot of cloud around

And across the rest of the UK, more showers will brew up

across southern Britain tomorrow, turning heavy and thundery,

with a risk of flash flooding and one or two thunderstorms,

So, rain for most of Scotland, especially in the north-east,

and the south-east of England may get away with a dry afternoon.

Drier, too, for Northern Ireland, and the north-west of Scotland.

So there is a Met Office warning in force for heavy

We could see around 25 millimetres or an inch of rain in places

Having said that, perhaps the North and west may get away with

Tomorrow evening the heavy showers and thunderstorms

Most of the country having a dry end to the night.

On Thursday, some dry weather and sunshine, but again,

more showers brewing up, some of them turning heavy

and thundery in parts of mid- and South Wales in the firing line.

Looking ahead, sunshine and showers on Friday,

the showers not quite as intense, but still one or two heavy ones

about and there's some good news for the weekend.

It looks like becoming dry and bright for a while

Week In Week Out next goes behind the scenes at doctors'

surgeries to examine why, in some parts of Wales,

GPs are quitting, and why so many patients are left

hanging on the line for appointments.

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