Prime Minister Theresa May has signed the historic Article 50 letter that will start the process of Britain leaving the European Union.
Negotiations will also begin to ensure the best deal is found for Wales
UKIP's leader in the Senedd, Neil Hamilton, has been ordered to apologise after telling a fellow AM that "suicide is an option". He made the remark to Labour's Eluned Morgan, who was expressing her regret that Britain was leaving the European Union.
AMs repeated to each other what they had heard Neil Hamilton say and the Lywydd (Presiding Officer) Elin Jones ordered him to apologise. He seemed reluctant to comply.
Eluned Morgan said that she would have liked an apology as well but the Presiding Office ruled that she had accepted Neil Hamilton's apology on her behalf.
Despite assurances from Theresa May, Carwyn Jones warns that Brexit could undermine devolution. It's a view backed today by Gordon Brown.
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors says it's essential the UK Government and industry work together to get the best deal for Wales