23/01/2017 BBC Wales Today

They want out of the EU now, but Labour and Plaid Cymru

unveil their plan for Brexit, insisting Wales must stay

This is a combo key to divorce and as with all divorces, the detail has

to be worked through and got right. Tonight UKIP dismiss

Labour and Plaid's plan as a white flag of surrender

to EU negotiators. Killed by a gunman

on a Tunisian beach. Trudy Jones from Blackwood died

from a single gunshot wound ?36 million for our youngest

pupils to cut class sizes. All aboard for Wales'

first bus summit - the country's coach operators

try to map out a better service. Their most

important three points Is this the victory that kick-starts

Swansea City's season? Out of the drop zone, after

a thrilling win over Liverpool. The First Minister and the leader

of Plaid Cymru have today Carwyn Jones and Leanne Wood want

the UK to continue to participate And they say workers from other

European countries should be free But Ukip say today's White Paper

is a white flag to Brussels. Here's our political

correspondent Daniel Davies. Calling time on the UK's

membership of the EU. Campaigners in Westminster

today demanding a sharp Also there, but treading more

slowly, Carwyn Jones and Leanne After Brexit, the First Minister

wants to stay in this single market, so Welsh businesses

don't face new barriers to trade. Well, what we are trying to do is to

try to produce something that we believe will command the support

of the majority of people, including the majority of people

who voted to leave. When we leave the EU,

we will also make sure we do not This is a complicated

divorce and as with all divorces, the detail has to be

worked through and got right. Outside the EU,

in the single market. It accepts the EU rules

on the free movement of people and workers should continue

to enjoy the right to come to the UK after Brexit, Mr Jones says,

if there is a job for them. Labour promised to talk

to Plaid Cymru after failing to win a majority in last

year's Assembly election. I would, as the leader

Plaid Cymru, reject the premise that immigration

is the cause of all our ills. It has been presented

as that by some, but it isn't actually when you look at the

facts and the evidence, the numbers But Theresa May has

a different agenda and in her big Brexit speech last week,

she said she wanted to reclaim But I want to be clear,

what I am proposing cannot mean membership

of the single market. She and the First Minister disagree

on other things, too. No more vast payments

to the EU, says But the Welsh Government

says it's worth paying Mrs May says the devolved

assembly won't lose power after Brexit,

but the Welsh Government has called for changes

to And the UK Government says it wants

to guarantee the rights of EU citizens living here,

but the Welsh Government says that We believe that we can get access

to the single market. We are optimistic,

we are ambitious, but of course, holding onto

bits of being member of the European Union can

to be the case, because

by being a member of the single market,

we have to except free movement of people

and it is frustration and anger sometimes about the free movement

of people that has led to many people voting to leave

the European Union. Neil Hamilton, Ukip's

leader in the Assembly. Unimpressed by the proposals

of these to Remain campaigners. It's not so much

a white paper, but a white flag of surrender to the EU

before the negotiations have If Theresa May were to

take this blueprint to Brussels, then the EU would get

everything that they wanted and it would mean that we weren't actually

leaving the EU in any meaningful Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru

say they respect the referendum vote to leave,

but they have made clear their preferred Brexit would change

things as little as possible. Our parliamentary correspondent

David Cornock is in Westminser. David, what do you think Theresa May

and those negotiating Britain's exit It was slightly unusual today to see

to Welsh political opponents come to Westminster to launch this official

Welsh Government document. Slightly unusual, too, as he saw there to

have the leader of the UK in Wales heckling in the audience. You might

think the timing is also a bit odd, because this comes less than six

days, less than a week, after we had to have the leader of the UK in

Wales heckling in the audience. You might think the timing is also a bit

odd, because this comes less than six days, less than a week, after we

heard Theresa May rule out membership of the single market. A

clear difference there with the Welsh Government and if the Welsh

Government is going to get its way, this is going to do anything other

than gather dust, they will have to clearly convinced the Prime Minister

to change her mind. The indications are that once Theresa May makes up

her mind, she is not really one for changing it. This document will be

discussed in a meeting with other devolved ministers and UK ministers

earlier this month. Before then, tomorrow, we will get the result

from the Supreme Court, which will decide whether MPs have to pass a

new lobby for the Brexit talks can begin on the Welsh Government as

part of that process. It thinks that assembly members should have a say

An inquest into the death of a woman from Blackwood,

who was killed by an islamist gunman on a Tunisian beach,

has heard she died from a single gunshot wound to her neck and chest.

Trudy Jones was one of 30 Britons killed at a resort

The inquest into their deaths is taking place at the Royal Courts

Judy Jones children arriving at a court in Cardiff today to watch the

inquest via video link and to get answers about why their mother died

on a beach in Tunisia. She was targeted by Islamist who began his

murderous rampage on the beach. The inquest has been shown this map of

his movements made by British police. On the day, there is a

protein is the police response and persecuted. He prowled the grounds

and carders of a nearby hotel. He killed 38 people, including 30

Britons. Today, we learned that Mrs Jones died from a single gunshot

wound to her neck and chest. The gunman was eventually killed. Her

family through to BBC Wales last year after a service at Westminster

Abbey. I can't believe this has happened in our lives. She was edgy

treasure, always will be. I love her and miss her dearly every second of

my life. She was wonderful. We go round and round, why did she do

that? What if she had done that? What if she was in the pool? None of

us have dealt with it. We can't change it. The court was shown as

3-D animation of the resort. Each person was shown where they were

shot. The inquest heard there was chaos during the attack. Carol

Powell who was on holiday with Judy Jones, was at the pool, Trudy was at

the beach. She described a terrible explosion and gunfire. She began to

run. She eventually played out in a car park to save her own life. She

says she identified Trudy's body from her distinctive male varnish.

Trudy Jones worked in this care home. The bench has been placed here

as a memorial. She dedicated her life to helping others. Today the

inquest heard she made a positive impact on everybody. Hundreds of

people attended her funeral in Blackwood. Her family say her death

was an act of senseless violence. Her family say her death was an act

of senseless violence. A woman who plotted to let

a paedophile rape her seven-year-old daughter has been

jailed for nine years The woman, who can't be

named for legal reasons, to protect her daughter's identity,

made plans via text messages He was jailed for 13 years,

after the pair were found guilty A man who released cats

from an animal sanctuary so his dogs could hunt them down and kill them

has been sentenced to 30 months Swansea Crown Court heard

18-year-old Frank Lewis stole ten cats from Ty Nant sanctuary

in the Afan Valley, Lewis admitted burglary and criminal

damage at an earlier hearing. How many children should

be taught in a class? It's a regular concern

for teachers and parents. Now a ?36 million fund

is being set up, with the aim of reducing class sizes for children

who are seven and under. Starting with the largest classes,

the new money will be targeted at schools where there are high

levels of deprivation and low Our education correspondent

Colette Hume has the story. Our education correspondent

Colette Hume has the story. In this primary school in Swansea,

these children are in the foundation It's one of many schools in Wales

with large infant classes. Think it would be really beneficial

to have smaller classes and I think you would be far more effective

for children to learn if there were The new ?36 million fund

aims to reduce class Education Secretary Kirsty Williams

says parents and teachers have Listening to teachers and parents,

we know that class sizes are a major concern for them and there

is growing evidence to suggest by targeting money anyway

that they are doing, it will make a difference

to At the moment, just

over 8,000 infants children are taught in classes

of more than 30 here in Wales. The money will be

targeted at the biggest classes first and then

at schools with high levels of deprivation

or schools which have a significant

number of children with Children like Wills and Lexie,

who both have cerebral palsy. Their parents have

welcomed the decision. Smaller class sizes for him

would mean he'd be able to get I think it would reduce

behaviours in the class, so teachers would have more time

to focus on teaching. I think the tutor would have

more quality time with children, being able

to support them better. I think it would ease the burden

and the workload for that But today's announcement

hasn't been met with The Welsh Conservatives

say there isn't enough spent on recruiting new teachers

and improving school leadership. The teaching union ITAC has urged

Welsh Government to go further and reduce the size of all

classes in all age groups. I think with the statement

we have had this morning, we would like to call

on the Government to put 25 as a statutory limit for

class sizes in Wales. Local authorities will now be able

to bid for funding, which will be spread over the next four years

and is limited to infant pupils. The question now is,

will smaller class sizes make a real difference to how

well our youngest children learn? Tomorrow we will bring you the

annual report card on the state of our schools from the inspection

We'll have more on that at 6:30pm tomorrow.

A community regeneration project in Port Talbot has had its funding

terminated by the Welsh Government, following an investigation that

provided strong evidence of financial irregularities.

NSA Afan had provided a variety of services for people

in the most disadvantaged areas of Neath Port Talbot as part

Our reporter Ben Price is there for us this evening.

It is a charity based here in the sand feels area of Port Talbot and

it had been funded by the Welsh Government to deliver communities

first programmes. Before Christmas, the charity had its funding

suspended amid allegations of a misuse of public money. Today the

Cabinet Secretary for communities announced that that funding has been

stopped following a Welsh Government investigation, which he said found

strong evidence of financial irregularities and raise questions

about the charity 's ability to manage public money. Now South Wales

Police has also carried out its own separate investigation and as a

result of that if you weeks ago, a 35-year-old woman was arrested and

bailed on suspicion of theft. We do not know how whether that Welsh

Government investigation and the decision today has anything to do

with the police and their own separate investigation. What I can

say is this is clearly a big load the community and having spoke

earlier with two of the chief executives of the council, he told

me they will be working closely with the Welsh Government to see whether

or not some of these services can be provided in future. Keep us posted.

There's not been much to cheer about for Swansea City fan,

but could their stunning win over Liverpool be the start of a revival?

And the lost film from childhood, which inspired the director who went

on to work on The Italian Job, James Bond and Superman.

Bus travel is big business in Wales, which is why the first

Bus Summit has been held today to improve the service.

At the moment, it's worth ?80 million a year to the economy,

with around 4,000 people working in the sector.

And there's 105 million passengers using buses every year.

It's part of a five point plan to help the industry,

which was shaken by the collapse of several firms last year.

When Wrexham-based GHA coaches went out of business last

July, 300 jobs were lost and services were disrupted.

Other firms took over most, but some routes, like the 146

between Richurch and Wrexham, saw a large drop in frequency.

I've come to the Rainbow Centre in Penley, one of the stops

along the 146 route, to find out how people

in the surrounding communities have been affected by the reduction in

bus services from 11 to just four a day.

There's a bus every ten minutes from Wrexham to Chester.

Who's going to be on all of those buses?

One of the main arterial routes into Wrexham and

there should be a decent bus service to reflect that.

Some thought needs to go into it now about a timetable

that is appropriate, really, for people's needs.

The Bus Summit is one of five steps the Welsh Government reccommended

to strengthen the industry and prevent disruption to routes

It's also appointing bus co-ordinators in

North and South Wales to develop good practice.

73% of journeys on buses are carried out on a

That still means that almost a quarter of passenger

journeys are carried out on the concessionary basis.

I want to make sure that we get more passengers on those

buses to drive up the sustainability of them.

But one of the Welsh Government schemes to give discounted bus

travel to 16-18 year olds will come to an end in March.

Back in Penley, one student feels like she's missing out.

All my friends go to college and they obviously can get

to Wrexham really easily from where they live and making go

backwards and forwards whenever they want,

which is something we can't have here at all.

Industry leaders at the summit say they need support if they're to give

Bus operators, to give certainty, need to understand that

funding is going to be available, in the medium to long term.

They need to understand what is going on on

the highways, what the congestion will be like.

And all these things need to come together if we are really

going to deliver excellent bus services day in, day out.

More financial help is being made available to councils and bus

operators if they can come up with robust plans to provide a fair

All roads lead to tonight's sport now with Claire.

It's their most important win in their

Premier League history, that's according to the former Wales

striker Iwan Roberts, after Swansea City lifted themselves

out of the Premier League drop zone following a thrilling

Coach Paul Clement says he's now looking to strengthen his squad

further before the transfer window shuts a week tomorrow.

COMMENTATOR: Carroll is into the penalty area.

COMMENTATOR: Paul Clement has led Swansea to their

Not many sites coming, Swansea favourites to get relegated before

the game, now there is renewed hope they can survive. Their most

important three points in their Premier League history. I have seen

them win at Old Trafford, on a couple of occasions at the Emirates,

but to go to Liverpool, never won there in the week before and come

away with three points, it was an outstanding defensive performance.

Swansea had just three chances on target. They scored three times. His

side, the first to be Liverpool at Anfield in the 18 league games. No

doubt who are the most popular at the club shop having been linked

with other clubs, both these players say they expect to stay. Cigarettes

and is the glue that holds the team together. We need to add to the

squad, not take away. We were really chuffed that they won and they came

out now at the bottom so hopefully they can keep going up now. Swansea

city don't play again until a week tomorrow. That's when Southampton

will be the visitors here. The same night as transfer deadline day.

Manager Paul Clement wants to bring in new players and he says he is

prepared to work right up until that 11 o'clock deadline doing

last-minute deals. Following Swansea's worried into chaos this

season, many fans feared their place among just football's elite was

coming to an end. But after Saturday the first ever league victory at

Anfield, many opened will prove to a turning point.

Rugby and with the start of the Six Nations less

Wales' Women have named a 32 player squad for the tournament.

Like Rob Howley's men, the women start their campaign away to Italy.

They've won four from four since Rowland Phillips took over

including yesterday's friendly against Ireland.

Hooker Carys Phillips, who's Rowland's daughter,

I know the ability of this group and I know the quality

we have within this group, but I think the key

on the ground, work hard and not look too far ahead.

A lot of things we need to improve, but I think

showing that we are going in the right direction and, you know,

The Ospreys became the first team in European rugby history to claim

maximum points form their six pool games at the weekend.

Their bonus point win over Newcastle means they are the first team ever

to register 30 points from the pool stages.

They face French club, Stade Francais in the quarterfinals

The Blues are also through, they'll travel to Gloucester

A winding up order, issued against London Welsh, has been

Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs had applied for the Exiles to be

wound up, because of an unpaid tax bill, of more than ?90,000.

But the case was dismissed, after the Judge learned

that the club entered voluntary liquidation last month.

Wales has a new world Champion in bowls.

Jason Greenslade, from Penarth, won the World Indoor Pairs Bowls

title this afternoon, alongside his English team-mate

Jason produced the perfect shot, with his last bowl of the match,

They beat Welsh duo Dan Salmon and Damian Doubler -

And finally, former Wales Captain Sam Warburton has

been speaking today, for the first time since losing

You can hear what he has to say in our late

That's it from me. Jamie.

A film-maker, who worked on the Italian Job and Superman,

has sought out the film, which inspired him

when he was a school boy at Llandovery College in the 50s.

David Wynn-Jones, who now lives in Surrey, says he always remembered

the film made by older boys at the school.

It was found in the attic of the man who made it.

Mr Wynn-Jones now wants more people to come forward with memories

Is it? Yeah, it's just full of cars.

Today's Llandovery College pupils comparing

notes with an old Llandoverian, film-maker David Wynn Jones.

The film shows everyday life in the school, rugby,

cricket, getting dressed up in their Sunday best,

but despite the more than 60 years that have passed, the

From we still play rugby a lot, cricket, we still have a game

against Brecon and whistled across country.

And even the track of the cross-country is still the same.

What's really nice, towards the end of the film, I

saw that a lot of pupils were leaving on the train.

That doesn't really happen this often, but it

The one obvious thing that we haven't

spoken about is, obviously, there are no girls in that film.

No, it's a bit odd, actually, looking at it,

because obviously nowadays, I walk around and I just see all my

friends, girl friends, not just boy friends.

And tracking down this long-lost film became a passion for

David Wynn Jones, He has worked in the film industry for

years on blockbuster hits like Superman,

the Italian Job and James Bond, but he never forgot the film

he saw while he was a schoolboy at Llandovery College.

In 1958, two boys had made this film and I saw it and I was quite

I was film mad and I used to work at the local cinema and

There was one shot there I always remember was the

carpenters working on the greenhouse and they should from inside at his

carpenters working on the greenhouse and they shoot from inside at his

face and I thought, "Oh, that's good."

And David now hopes that this film will encourage other former pupils

to contribute to a digital archive of the school.

Anybody who has anything, any pictures, anything, I

just want to borrow it, copy it and then it'll all be returned.

The film gives a glimpse into the past of a

school that has been here for more than 150 years and David is hoping

that it will help secure more memories for future generations.

Let's see what the weather picture looks like.

We started the day on a pretty foggy notes, but soon enough, most of us

started to see some lovely winter sunshine. Through the night we will

see the fog reforming and that could cause some problems. The Met office

has issued a yet though HS2 yellow weather warning. Do leave plenty of

time tomorrow morning. Further west, not too many problems with fog.

Getting down to minus one Celsius. How pressure still in charge of our

weather. But that it is another fairly settled day. Looking forward

to a lots of fairly dry weather. Leave time for a shower, perfect

visibility with dense fog. Further north not too much fog, a bit of

cloud first thing. Not too cold either along coastal areas. A bit

blustery along the coast. Head further south still and it will be

milder compared with areas inland and the wins will be later in the

south-west. As we go through the day, the fog will lift. We can look

forward to some brightness. The cloud will increase from the west

through the day. That cloud could be big enough to produce the odd spot

of drizzle, mainly on the health. Temperatures getting up to about

10,000 years. A lot more quiet around compared with tonight. That

will act like a blanket. Tempter is not dropping too much. Not too many

problems with mist and fog through tomorrow night into early hours of

Wednesday morning. A bit blustery again along those coastal areas. As

we head into Wednesday, high pressure hanging on. Over a mainland

Europe, controlling our weather. Low pressure to be west of us. And with

that, a pretty blustery day through Wednesday. We can look forward to

more winter sunshine, with temperatures getting up to around

nine Celsius. UK Defence Secretary Sir Michael

Fallon has refused to reveal details of what happened

during a Trident test last June. It is reported that a missile went

off course, but the UK Government Labour and Plaid Cymru have joined

forces to publish their plan They want the UK to stay

in the single market and say European workers should

keep their right to come I'll have an update

for you here at 8pm and again That's Wales Today,

thank you for watching. from all of us on the

programme, good evening.