21/06/2016 BBC Wales Today

Welcome to Wales Today, live from Toulouse Wales

fans packed their bags, now all roads lead to Paris

Tonight the scramble for hotels and more time off from work.

I'm going to try and get a few days off work, if my boss is listening

I'd like to pass on the message to him, if you could, please.

Wales' First Minister says he'll bypass London, and deal directly

with Brussels if the UK votes for Brexit on Thursday.

And John Arthur Jones, in the light jacket,

accused of endangering RAF jets tells a jury flights could be

All day fans have frantically been re-arranging their plans,

many thought they would be heading home after three games,

underdogs normally don't end-up as group winners.

Now Wales are preparing for a game in the last 16 in Paris on Saturday.

They will face either Albania, Northern Ireland, Croatia, the Czech

Republic or Turkey. We find out for certain tomorrow evening.

It was an early start after a late-night and while the party

is fortunately not over, it is time for the fans

The mass exodus of Welsh fans from Toulouse has already begun.

Plenty have been through the station already.

The question is, with Wales not expected to top the group

and end up in Paris, where are they going?

We did think that we would be runners-up in the group,

Maybe we'll have a nice weekend, girly weekend in Nice.

But we've come top, so I think we're off to Paris on Saturday!

English fans expected to win the group so they've got hold

of all these tickets for Paris, and now they finished second

So, thankfully, I knew an English guy who was disappointed

But wherever they are heading the doing so with a huge

Perhaps Wales's greatest ever moment.

And what a time to score your first ever goal for Wales.

An unbelievable feeling, to get it in the Urals as well.

In the last game in the group stages is very special.

And, of course, it wouldn't be a Wales win

It was a night of celebration is both an and off the pitch.

Joe Ledley providing the moves while the fans offered

the soundtrack of their own special performance.

Those few were joined by more fans from home, several thousand travel

companies are chartering flights, finding ferries and booking coaches

to take fans to Paris, and even bring some of them

The support, wherever it has come from, has not gone unnoticed.

They've been absolutely unbelievable during this campaign.

As a nation, geographically we are small.

But, I think you if are judging us on passion, you could describe us

as a continent tonight, that was amazing.

Chris Coleman's team now face another step into the unknown

But the fans will be following closely not wanting

to miss a moment of the historic Euro 2016 journey.

By finishing top of the group Wales should have a more comfortable route

through the knockout phase of the tournament.

The players were cheered by locals as they returned to their base

Iwan Griffiths is there for us, any word from the Wales camp today?

Good Evening, Tomos, well, they spent the morning

where you are in Toulouse getting a chance to see friends

and family and relax briefly, before they get back to work.

As you say, they flew safely back here to Dinard this afternoon, where

Chris Coleman will be keen to move on from the victory against Russia

and get his team ready for that last 16 game.

No matter who they face in Parc de Princes on Saturday.

So let me bring you some fascinating facts from EURO 2016,

so far Wales top of their group - and the tournament's top scorer

as we stand, is a Welshman, Gareth Bale with three goals.

The top scoring country with six goals- Wales.

Aaron Ramsey, and Bale got on the score sheet last night

in Toulouse, so too, Neil Taylor the last time he scored

was for Wrexham, that was six years ago, but against Russia

There will be a press conference tomorrow afternoon at 1.30,

a chance to hear the very latest from the Wales camp, and I'll bring

you all the details from Dinard on tomorrow night s programme.

Wales making all the headlines today in the papers here.

Le fantastic show Gallois, Wales pulverised Russia -

they showed they have the best supporters in the world.

Qualified top of their group, and even better, finished

I'm sure Chris Coleman would love similar headlines

Good evening, now the rest of the day s news.

The First Minister, Carwyn Jones, has said he'll talk to Brussels

directly if the UK votes to leave the EU in Thursday's referendum.

He suggested Wales could retain links with the EU,

This referendum has caused splits, and turned rivals into allies.

Labour's Carwyn Jones playing for the Remain side

with the Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, in Cardiff

The campaign is in injury time, but the stakes are high.

If there is a leave vote on Friday, we'll take steps to talk to the EU

I'm not going to rely on that lot in the Brexit campaign to represent

So it's hugely important that we get the best deal

But those campaigning to Leave save the UK should

Britain together will fight for the best deal that we can get

with the entire world, unilaterally, trade deals,

We don't need to be fighting individually.

We cn all pitch in together, we are unified nation.

Before his appearance with Leanne Wood Mr Jones joined

Labour AMs and former party leader Lord Kinnock to warn that Brexit

would put Wales at a disadvantage and scare off investors.

Not so says the Welsh Tory leader, Andrew RT Davies at a business

in Newport, which, like him, wants out.

There's too much red tape from Brussels, they say.

And that's the end of the process, there then, is it?

Not quite the end, there's another full day of campaigning tomorrow,

but the end, and the big decision for voters is in sight.

Our political editor, Nick Servini, will be taking any questions

you have on the EU referendum on the BBC Wales News Facebook page

A man has died after reports that he was hit by a boat

Allen Stanley, from Nefyn, was swimming off the coast

of the Maltese island of Gozo on Saturday.

A public inquiry into controversial proposals for an M4 relief road

around Newport will be held in the Autumn.

The Economy Secretary Ken Skates says "all alternatives"

A man accused of 13 charges of endangering the lives of RAF

pilots by shining a torch into their cockpits has said

he wasn't in the area, when some of the offences

John Arthur Jones from Anglesey told Mold Crown Court he was in dispute

with the RAF over the noise from low-flying planes,

Arriving at court this morning John Arthur Jones denies shining

a torch into the cockpit of aircraft passing over his land.

At times, he said, you wasn't even at home when the offences

The court heard his property is close to an airfield,

The prosecution say he developed an obsession about the RAF

Trainee pilots reported being distracted by a light

Four undercover police officers were deployed to watch him.

During the prosecution case the court was told John Arthur Jones

was identified by an undercover officer during a recce

From the witness box he told the jury he was in Manchester

at the time, and had the paperwork to prove it.

Let's see what the weather has in store, Sue Charles

After a mixed start to the week turning humid tomorrow,

with sunny spells but rain for some too.

Tonight starts fine and dry, but cloud thickening and warm

southerly winds pushing up some rain from the south and feeling

That rain is courtesy of this front pushing up from the Bay of Biscay

which should clear away eastwards again later tomorrow.

So tomorrow could be grey and damp in the morning,

patchy rain lingering further south and east, some heavier pulses too,

the best of the brightness further north and west with sunny spells

here and feeling quite humid as South Westerly winds

draw up that warmer air, temperatures back in the 20s

again in Flintshire, highs teens along Cardigan Bay.

Tomorrow night that patchy rain in the South East peters out,

mist and murk clearing, turning drier overnight

clearing from the west, overnight lows between 9

Later in the week we're caught between these two weather fronts,

high pressure trying to build, but low pressure either side

could bring some showers as we continue to drag in humid air

Thursday's looking mainly dry with sunny spells, cloudy at times,

maybe the odd shower, light winds and temperatures holding

Then Friday and into the weekend, similar really, staying quite

warm with sunny spells, but also the chance of a few showers

Finally today's picture sunny spells, but also some big cumulus

shower clouds taken by weather watcher James

Similar sights over the next few days.

For the last word tonight, back to Toulouse, and Tomos Dafydd.

Wales defied all expectations to make it into the knock out

stages, fans feared it would all end against Russia but now they're

This trip to Toulouse will certainly live long in the memory,

Just four games stand between Chris:'s team and the trophy. The

team heads to Paris tonight. We have all the build up ahead of that game

on Saturday. Tomorrow we find Abu they will face. But make no mistake,

this trip will live long in the memory. From all of us, good

evening. This, for Wales, is it. And Wales win the league! His first ever

goal for Wales. Bale is onside. Surely, this time! Fantastic.

Absolutely fantastic. What a result. We are top of the league! We are top