Leaders of Wales and Northern Ireland hold talks

Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson said that his talks with Carwyn Jones focussed on financial powers. He said the two governments will work together where they have common aims and support each other where they have differences.

Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness was speaking to our Political Editor Adrian Masters after bilateral talks between the leaders of the Welsh Government and Northern Ireland Executive.

The First Minister and deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland are due to hold talks with the Welsh First Minister later today. Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness will discuss co-operating with Carwyn Jones to seek more devolution following the promises that have been made to Scotland.

The Scottish First Minister, Alex Salmond, is not expected to be present as he is preparing to hand over to his successor, Nicola Sturgeon. Once Sturgeon is in post, Welsh and Northern Irish leaders will look to discuss devolutions matters with her.