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A trade union has called for urgent government intervention after the announcement that the majority of 1,730 UK Airbus job cuts will be at Broughton in Flintshire.

Peter Hughes, Unite Wales regional secretary, said the number of jobs being lost was "far larger than we originally anticipated".

"Our calls for Boris Johnson’s government to intervene in the crisis that is engulfing the aerospace sector have so far fallen on deaf ears," he said.

"They can’t hide anymore - the voices of thousands of workers and their families from across north Wales and north west England are screaming for help."

Daz Reynolds, Unite convenor at Airbus Broughton offered support to members following the "desperate news".

“Our members at Broughton are devastated to hear of the scale of the job losses for our site.

"We are a world class workforce who have built up Broughton to be one of the best manufacturing sites in Europe.

"The workforce recognises the enormous challenges facing Airbus and are prepared to look at every avenue available to mitigate the proposed job losses."