22/10/2016 BBC Wales Today

Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, says the UK would have to be

prepared to accept some free movement of people, in order to stay

In her speech to the party's autumn conference, she said she accepted

the leave vote in Wales, but not a deal that would leave

Our Political Editor, Nick Servini, reports from Llangollen.

New infrastructure and a new relationship with the EU. That was

the focus today when Leanne Wood visited the site of a new science

block at a college near Wrexham. In her speech in Llangollen, she called

on Theresa May to listen to views from Wells, saying that while the

bargaining position was not as strong as the Scots, Welsh people

still deserved to have a say on Brexit. Her priority was clear,

protect the economy rather than control of borders. And she repeated

her claim that the so-called hard Brexit position favoured by the

Prime Minister was not the best option for Wales. Plaid Cymru accept

the referendum result. We might not have wanted this outcome but we have

to try and secure the best possible deal for Wales. But what we will

never accept is a negotiated deal which sees Wales worse off. This

weekend, Plaid has the luxury of being in Europe, its challenge is to

reconcile its support for soft Brexit, in which there could be

limited controls on immigration, with the wishes of so many people in

Wales converted to leave. Meanwhile, the debate continues over what kind

of relationship Plaid should have with Labour at the assembly. The

biggest cheer of Leanne Wood's speech came when she said she was

not seeking a coalition. Conference, we are not seeking a coalition with

the Labour Party. CHEERING AND APPLAUSE The party is

now in opposition but has struck a deal with Labour over the budget

this week. Assembly Member Neil McEvoy made the

most high-profile call against this, saying that Plaid should have

nothing to do with Labour. The simple truth is that what is right

for Wales is ending Labour rule. APPLAUSE You need to spend the next

4.5 years grinding them down, challenging them, at every

opportunity. This conference has been slightly

low-key, in keeping with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit. That

will have a major impact on where Plaid positions itself in future.

The Severn Tunnel has re-opened after closing for six weeks for rail

It was SHUT on the 12th of September for a ?10 million upgrade to prepare

The work was part of the wider scheme to electrify the main-line

from London to South Wales - and included installing

Swansea City's American owners have apologised to the club's Supporters'

Trust for failing to inform it of their final decision to appoint

Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan bought a controlling 68% stake

In today's home-game match programme they say not informing

the Trust's representative sooner 'was an error'

for which they 'take full responsibility.'

Well, the Swans welcomed Watford to the Liberty Stadium this afternoon -

they're yet to win at home this season after a 0-0 draw.

In League 2 Newport County are also without a home win having lost 3-1

A better afternoon for Wrexham in the National League beating

And Cardiff City's away match against Nottingham Forest

No score yet though at the City Ground.

Rugby - and in the Challenge Cup, Newport Gwent Dragons lost away

against Russian side, Enisei, earlier -

The Ospreys will face Lyon at 7:45pm.

With ten minutes played, no score there yet either.

Let's take a look at the weather forecast -

there could be the odd shower later - but it will become dry and chilly

Tomorrow, any fog will be slow to lift, however bright

or sunny spells will develop in the afternoon -

That's all from us for today - our next update is at 6:05pm tomorrow.

Until then, enjoy the rest of your Saturday. Hwyl fawr, bye-bye.