First minister accused of lacking say on EU deal

Wales' first minister Eluned Morgan has been accused by her political rivals of lacking a voice in the UK government's negotiations with the European Union.

On Monday the former Labour MEP welcomed the new deal struck between the UK and the EU, but said she would have liked "more discussion" with the UK government over fishing.

In the Welsh Parliament, the Welsh Conservative's Darren Millar said Morgan did not "have a voice", while Plaid Cymru's Rhun ap Iorwerth said Sir Keir Starmer was treating Wales with "contempt".

Morgan said the agreement was a "good deal for Wales" and that many issues raised by the Welsh government had been addressed in it.