With the fastest growing digital economy outside London, Welsh Government recognises the value of the tech sector. By supporting the commercial exploitation of digital and other technologies we continue the development of a modern economy that nurtures further growth in this important sector.

My vision is a strong Wales within a reformed United Kingdom. The governance of the union must reflect the reality that it is a voluntary union of four parts working together for mutual benefit. It must be a union of equals underpinned by fair funding.

As I have already announced, we are delighted to host a homecoming event for Welsh competitors and medallists who took part in the Rio Olympic and Paralympic games. A free public event will take place outside the Senedd on Thursday 29 September between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

We are tackling air pollution in a number of ways, including through local air quality management, industry regulation, the planning regime and the promotion of active travel. Addressing air pollution requires a collaborative approach and we recently launched a public consultation seeking views on what more we can do.

We welcome the current investment in rail infrastructure in Wales. However, we continue to press for confirmation of the timetable for electrification to Swansea.