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Hello Hello, welcome to Coffey House Shots. I'm James Seal and I'm joined today by

Tom Baldwin, Kierstarm has well preferred and Ruth Nesaski of Wales online.

Now today Kierstarma has been asking of Wales online. Now today Kiastam has been visiting

Wales as part of a two-day trip. The fate of the Port Halbert Steel Plant is in

doubt there and Stama has been saying he can't give false hope. Ruth, how's his trip gone down and what is the likely outcome of this visit to Wales?

Yeah, so he's, you know, he came yesterday, met Eline Ed Morgan, the new first minister for the first time

since she took over the post a few weeks ago. I didn't see the

the first meeting on the stairs of Coteauch Park which is one of the Welsh

government buildings and said it was slightly awkward is that sort of

traditional two leaders stood on some stairs shaking hands type thing.

Today it looked a lot more natural. They both looked very, very relaxed. I was quite surprised

that however likes they did, both to be honest. And stood on a hillside in the Kamarthan shirt.

Sunshine, it was, it was a and stood on a hillside in the command and shirt.

Sunshine, it was a vast change for both of them.

The toll book question does massively hang over the whole thing there.

So today they want us to talk about GB Energy in the future

and lots of positive things, but the

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