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-Hello and welcome to Llanelli for

-Thursday's edition of Prynhawn Da.

-Huw is here to focus

-on monochrome fashion today.

-There's plenty coming up

-on the programme for you.

-We discuss allergies

-in the surgery with Dr Ann.

-We meet the artist, Annie Edwards

-as she prepares for her exhibition.

-Lowri Cooke has been to the cinema.

-She reviews Beauty and the Beast

-and Kong: Skull Island.

-Catrin Reynolds discusses some

-articles from the weekly magazines.

-Meic Stevens is top of her list.

-There's plenty to entertain you,

-so stay tuned to Yvonne and myself.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-We start in the fashion corner for

-some monochrome fashion with Huw.

-It's all about monochrome...

-..with a splash of colour!

-I have a message for

-one of our regular viewers.

-She liked the skirt that Christine

-was wearing a fortnight ago.

-It was from Marks and Spencer

-in Trostre.

-She came to Trostre in Llanelli

-but couldn't find it anywhere.

-I'm delighted to tell you that

-I found the skirt this morning...

-..and it's on sale

-in Marks and Spencer.

-It's great to hear someone

-is enjoying Prynhawn Da.

-I wanted to give Mrs Price

-this great news.

-We start with Christine.

-There's a lot of black and white

-on the high street...

-..and it's a very dramatic outfit.

-You can add a touch of colour...

-..to make it a little bit different.

-There's a design on the cardigan.

-There are shirt dresses

-all over the high street.

-People always ask

-how to wear a shirt dress.

-Be aware that some of them...

-..have high slits on the side.

-Shirt dresses

-have been popular all season.

-There'a s great belt with it.

-There's great belt with it.

-There's a great belt with it.

-You can team this with a tan belt.

-In My Fair Lady, there was

-a lot of black and white...

-..and it was broken up

-with a touch of red.

-This bag has three different

-colours.

-Angelica is our next model.

-She's a younger model.

-I was having coffee earlier...

-..and I saw a lady

-in a biker jacket...

-..which proved

-that it suits all ages.

-The tail of the shirt

-is hanging out at the back.

-This is a great shirt

-if you have a pear-shaped body.

-It hides a multitude of sins.

-Here's a pair

-of houndstooth trousers.

-It has some lovely details

-on the pattern.

-I wasn't sure about the accessories.

-You can team it

-with metallic accessories...

-..for a special occasion.

-Sian is our final model.

-I've gone to town

-with the stripes for Sian!

-We've got a square scarf.

-It's only 8.99.

-You can see the stripes

-in all shapes.

-The scarf has been tied

-around the neck.

-It's 3.99 for the t-shirt from H&M.

-The jacket is a great

-for the workplace.

-I want to focus on the trousers.

-They have released

-a lot of loose trousers.

-It's thanks to Mrs Beckham.

-She was spotted wearing them

-in an airport recently.

-You need to ensure you buy

-the correct length.

-Mother's Day falls on 26 March

-which is next Sunday.

-If you don't know how to spoil

-your mum on this special day...

-..don't worry as we've done

-all the hard work for you!

-Here are the details.

-Here are the details.

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-Sunday 26 March is Mother's Day.

-It's a chance to celebrate

-all mums throughout Wales.

-We've got three hampers full of

-goodies for three special mothers.

-If your mother deserves a surprise

-on Mother's Day...

-..write to us explaining why she's

-so special and worthy of a hamper.

-The best stories will receive

-a hamper before next Sunday.

-Email [email protected],

-or contact us via our Facebook page.

-After the break,

-Dr Ann discusses allergies.

-We also meet the Groeslon artist,

-Annie Edwards.

-That's all to come in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-How many of you have an allergy

-to food, substances or medication?

-It can certainly make life miserable

-and sometimes the result is serious.

-Here to discuss it further

-is Dr Ann.

-Welcome to the programme.

-How would you define an allergy?

-Where do I start?!

-Intolerance occurs

-when you body can digest food.

-Sensitivity occurs when your

-body can't cope with something...

-..such as alcohol.

-An allergy is an reaction produced

-by the body's immune system...

-..when exposed to

-a normally harmless substance.

-The body releases chemicals

-called hystamines.

-You have to carry a pump or spray

-like an i-pen.

-A severe reaction is called

-anaphylaxis or anaphylactic shock.

-Urgent treatment is needed when

-you have an anaphylactic shock.

-The symptoms can take minutes

-to develop.

-Allergies go away as a child gets

-older although many are lifelong.

-There are common chemicals

-that are around us...

-..that we can be allergic to.

-Harmless allergens include food,

-pollens, substances, pet fur.

-Allergies are related

-to asthma or eczema.

-Some peope are allergic

-to medication from doctors.

-We've seen some photographs

-of the result of an allergy.

-That girl suffer from a special

-allergy.

-Her face has puffed up.

-I've been suffering with a cold

-for weeks.

-It could be something else.

-You can also have skin pricks...

-..to find out

-what you are allergic to.

-There's also a patch test.

-Your doctor will carry out

-similar tests.

-He will ask you to carry out tests

-at home.

-You may be allergic to dust mites.

-You may have to wash your bed

-clothes more and dust more often.

-Proteins dry up

-and fall into the air.

-You inhale these dust mites.

-You can also buy anti-dust mite

-bed clothes.

-More children suffer than adults.

-Babies will suffer from an eczema

-having drunk a certain milk.

-Many girls will be allergic

-to certain types of make-up.

-There are chemicals in the make-up.

-Antihistamines

-can control reactions.

-You should use purfumeless soaps

-too.

-This is Mistar Urdd.

-Place cuddly toys in the freezer

-to kill any germs and allergens.

-Next, we meet the young Ceredigion

-artist, Annie Edwards or Annie Bach.

-My parents run an award-winning B&B

-and I work for them as a cleaner...

-..but I like to escape to

-the nearby shed to create some art.

-Dad is a brilliant artist

-who paints wonderful pictures...

-..and he's a real inspiration.

-I've always loved drawing

-and made clothes from newspaper.

-I went to Ysgol Dyffryn Teifi

-to perfect my portrait skills.

-Annie has built on her

-artistic experiences...

-..but there's no telling

-what her next creation will be.

-I don't have specific themes but

-take inspiration from everything.

-Some of the common themes

-in my art...

-..is grotesque comedy,

-the body and childhood.

-My current theme

-is based on my grandmother...

-..and memories from childhood.

-We have photographs, videos and

-loads of other material to study...

-..but she only has two small

-photographs from her childhood...

-..so I'm comparing them both

-which is very interesting.

-I've featured in many exhibitions

-in both Britain and Vancouver...

-..but the one at the Powerhouse

-is my first local exhibition.

-There's a lot to do before it opens

-in Llandysul later in the month.

-A lot of the pieces

-look very striking at the end.

-The hard work has paid off

-and the exhibition is ready...

-..but the new home for her work

-has left its mark on Annie.

-The exhibition is called Liquid

-Attraction or Atyniad Hylifol.

-It's named after the River Teifi

-which runs passed the Powerhouse.

-I'm exhibiting with Lizzie Diamond,

-Rowan Wheeler and Phoebe Phillips.

-We met at Coleg Sir Gar

-whilst studying art.

-Rowan is a photographer,

-Lizzie does screen printing...

-..and Phoebe produces installations.

-It stands out in this area

-and there's a lot to take in.

-I'm so proud of my sister, Annie...

-..and can't wait for tonight's

-launch so people can see her work.

-My exhibit is about my grandmother

-and her own childhood memories.

-I made a cast of her face

-out of clay...

-..and made a video of her face

-which is projected on the clay cast.

-It features a book written by Mam-gu

-about her childhood memories.

-I recorded Mam-gu reading the book

-and it took about three hours...

-..and you can hear it

-as part of my work.

-"I've got boy's grey shirt and

-it's what I play in the garden in."

-When people see my art, I hope

-Mam-gu comes to life to them.

-As a young artist, it's incredible

-to get to exhibit locally.

-You're normally a small fish

-in a big pond...

-..but this is my chance to shine.

-We wish Annie all the best.

-If you're in the vicinity,

-drop into Annie's exhibition.

-Tonight's Heno congratulates

-Fron Goch Gardening Centre.

-It's been voted with

-the best cafe in Britain.

-St Patrick's Day is tomorrow.

-We welcome the musician and actor,

-Ryland Teifi home from Ireland.

-Rhodri Davies also traces Wales'

-links with the famous Rolls Royce.

-And we continue to celebrate

-National Science Week.

-After the break, Lowri Cooke reviews

-two of the big film releases...

-..namely Beauty and the Beast

-and Kong: Skull Island.

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-Welcome back.

-Lowri Cooke

-has joined us in the studio.

-Today, we're looking at two films

-that are remakes of classic tales.

-We start with Beauty and the Beast.

-You'll join me for dinner.

-That's not a request.

-Gently, Master.

-The girl lost her father

-and her freedom in one day.

-Yes, the poor thing is probably

-in there scared to death.

-Just a minute.

-Just a minute.

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-You see, there she is.

-Now remember, be gentle.

-Now remember, be gentle.

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-Kind.

-Charming.

-Charming.

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-Sweet.

-And when she opens the door give her

-a dashing debonair smile.

-Come, come, show me the smile.

-What are your thoughts

-on Beauty and the Beast 2017?

-It's an age-old story.

-Everyone has anticipated

-the release of this remake.

-This film is a live-action retelling

-of the animated classic from 1991.

-Beauty and the Beast 2017 offers

-a faithful yet fresh retelling...

-..that honours

-its beloved source material.

-It follows the success of Cinderella

-a few years ago.

-Little Mermaid

-is up for a remake too.

-Beauty and the Beast 2017

-features an all-star cast.

-Emma Watson stars as Belle.

-Belle is a beautiful

-and independent young woman.

-She lives in a quiet village

-in France.

-Belle is taken prisoner

-by a beast in his castle.

-Downtown Abbey star, Dan Stevens,

-plays the role of the Beast.

-The Beast needs to fall in love

-before he turns back to a Prince.

-Many wonder if it will be as good

-as the cartoon from many years ago.

-I don't think it is as good

-as the animation.

-The animation plays

-with your imagination.

-The Welsh actor,

-Luke Evans plays Gaston.

-Gaston is a handsome but shallow

-villager who tries to woo Belle.

-He's from Pontypool originally.

-He's a successful West End star.

-Let's take a look at a clip

-from Kong: Skull Island.

-You smell that?

-That's death.

-What the hell is this place?

-This is what's left

-of Kong's parents.

-I've taken enough photos

-of mass graves to recognize one.

-The crash site is just on

-the other side of this valley.

-This place is a real no-no, sir.

-We need to be going

-to the north side right now.

-And you're welcome to do that,

-my man, by yourself.

-I'm not leaving Jack out there.

-Now who's with me?

-We can make it.

-Kong: Skull Island is our next film.

-What did you think of Kong:

-Skull Island, Lowri?

-Those were soldiers from Vietnam.

-King Kong has been transported

-from New York.

-The film is set during the period of

-the Vietnam War.

-The film reimagines the origin

-of the mythic Kong.

-The audience is immersed in

-the mysterious Skull Island.

-Kong: Skull Island

-has an A-list cast.

-The film stars Tom Hiddleston.

-Hiddleston plays

-an ex-British SAS tracker.

-He guides through

-this mysterious island.

-We expect to see Kong but there

-are other monsters lurking around.

-There are Gozillas and much more.

-Samuel L Jackson also stars.

-He plays a Colonel

-from the Vietnam War.

-This film bombed in the box office.

-But I did enjoy it.

-There was a remake with Jack Black.

-This new film is a lot better.

-The original King Kong film was

-made in the 1930s.

-After the break, Catrin Reynolds

-casts her eye over the magazines.

-Huw returns with more

-monochrome styles on our catwalk.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-Catrin Reynolds

-has joined us in the studio.

-Catrin has been casting her over the

-stories in the latest magazines.

-Golwg has an article about the

-legendary musician, Meic Stevens.

-Meic Stevens is celebrating

-his 75th birthday...

-..and the article states

-that Meic is lucky to be alive!

-Meic is hoping to get the all-clear

-of his cancer...

-..at his next appointment

-with his specialist in May.

-Meic is still singing.

-Meic claims that he's a singer

-to the core...

-..and nothing is going to stop him

-from performing.

-Everyone loves the music

-of Meic Stevens.

-He's always loved singing.

-In the article, Meic thanks

-the Welsh Language Society...

-..and Glyn Thomas of Sgrech magazine

-for all the support he has received.

-He chats about touring and meeting

-all sorts of people.

-It's a very interesting article.

-Meic is celebrating his birthday

-with a gig with Heather Jones...

-..at the Pontardawe Inn or Y Gwachel

-in Pontardawe on Friday night.

-Meic and Heather started performing

-together nearly 50 years ago.

-Meic and Heather formed the band,

-Bara Menyn.

-Tomorrow night's concert will

-feature some classic songs...

-..such as Tryweryn, Y Brawd Houdini

-and Can Walter.

-# O farewell, it's a beautiful day

-# O, farewell to you

-# Let's ride away on the Tarpan

-# Beneath the waves

-# Hurry, it's time to leave

-# There's a longing in my heart

-# Let's ride away on the Tarpan

-# Beneath the waves #

-That was the legendary Meic Stevens

-performing on Heno.

-You can see him performing

-in Pontardawe tomorrow night.

-Let's turn to The New Scientist.

-It's British Science Week.

-Heno has been celebrating

-British Science Week...

-..by meeting an array

-of Welsh scientists.

-The New Scientist has an article...

-..about the way our brain

-fills in the gaps in our hearing.

-When our lives are busy

-or we're in a noisy environment...

-..it's still possible to maintain

-a decent conversation.

-This has been proved

-since the 1970s...

-..but people have been unsure of the

-way the brain defined the material.

-The University of California

-has carried our some experiments...

-..by playing inaudible statements

-to see how the brain would react.

-The experiment included people

-with electrodes in the brain...

-..that monitored

-their epileptic seizures.

-It could also monitor

-brain activity.

-The experiment showed that the brain

-reacts to inaudible phrases...

-..as if it understands every word.

-The brain predicts the word...

-..two-tenths of a second

-before the word is heard.

-Our final article

-is from Y Faner Newydd.

-Y Faner Newydd has an article

-about the selling of wine...

-..to raise funds

-for the Welsh school in Patagonia.

-People in Ceredigion have presented

-a cheque of 5,000...

-..for a new Welsh language school

-in Trevelin in Patagonia.

-Malbec is a wine that's sold

-in the hotel in Portmeirion...

-..and across the world.

-John Watkin had the idea of

-importing wine from Patagonia...

-..and selling it all over the county

-to raise money for Patagonia.

-Men from Ceredigion visited the new

-Ysgol y Cwm school in Patagonia...

-..and realized that the school

-still needed a lot of work...

-..so set about raising funds

-for the site.

-It's a great excuse to sample

-some Malbec.

-We close the programme on the

-Prynhawn Da catwalk with Huw.

-Remind us of today's theme, Huw.

-Today, we're looking at monochrome

-fashion but with a splash of colour.

-This look can be found

-all over the high street.

-I think it's very easy...

-..to find items that can

-form the monochrome look.

-I've used this monochrome look...

-..as the foundation

-for today's theme.

-We start with Sian.

-Mustard is the stand out colour.

-Monochrome

-is a perfect background...

-..for any colour.

-It doesn't have to

-be a strong colour...

-..but could be a pastel.

-In the past, people would not wear

-brown with black...

-..or navy with black.

-I think the rules have all changed.

-This mustard is a great colour.

-I'd seen another scarf...

-..but decided that this mustard

-was a better colour.

-We're still wearing a scarf.

-The white t-shirt

-makes it more crisp...

-This will be great when the sun

-starts to shine in the summer.

-You could wear

-these trousers with daps.

-This can be worn for lunch

-or any event.

-She's very angelic-looking today!

-Red Herring has made a lot

-from this pattern.

-It's going to drive the cameras mad!

-It's reminiscent of the past...

-..where artists used a lot of spots.

-This is a very innocent look.

-There's a lovely bow on the front.

-This is a one piece.

-This has its own image.

-It's simple...

-..and reminds us

-of a school uniform.

-It's teamed with a white bag

-and dark tights.

-Our final model is Christine.

-I've used more of the black

-in this outfit.

-We've got blocking

-and the monochrome look.

-A lot of the magazines

-are talking about colour blocking.

-I'm using that

-with the black and white...

-..and the textures in the outfit.

-The black is a great backing

-for the white.

-This would look very different...

-..if you changed

-the composition of the colour...

-..and had a black top

-with a white skirt.

-Per Una isn't ground-breaking.

-However, the top is reminiscent

-of the bomber jacket.

-There's some lace in this top...

-..and reminds us

-of the trousers we saw earlier.

-Chris never normally wears a skirt.

-She arrived in a skirt

-so I had to follow suit.

-I've learnt a lot today!

-Prynhawn Da returns tomorrow

-at the usual time of 2.00pm.

-The Gossip Girls discuss whether the

-House of Lords is relevant or not!

-Philip Watkins performs for us

-and there's some delicious recipes.

-You can also win some much-needed

-cash in our quiz, Mwy Neu Lai.

-After the news and weather on S4C...

-...Roy Noble

-explores the Loughor Valley.

-Until tomorrow, it's a very

-good afternoon to you all.

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