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Welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's top story. The death of MI6 agent

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Gareth Williams from Anglesey may never be solved, as the coroner at

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his inquest says he was probably killed unlawfully. His family

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criticise MI6, saying their failures have compounded their

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distress. Our grief is exacerbated by the failure of his employers,

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MI6, to have taken even the most basic enquiries into his

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whereabouts and welfare. Also tonight, an embarrassing climb down

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by the Health Minister. It's revealed she's bailed out health

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boards after promising there would be no extra money.

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Wales votes tomorrow to decide who runs vital services, so what

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challenges will councils face? In tonight's sport, we're in the

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Wrexham camp as they prepare for the play-offs, and a potential

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The family of Anglesey-born code- breaker Gareth Williams has

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criticised MI6, saying their failures have compounded their

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distress. In a statement released after today's inquest verdict, they

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said their grief was exacerbated by MI6 failing to report him missing.

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The coroner who led the inquest said that on the balance of

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probabilities, Gareth Williams, who was found dead in a padlocked bag,

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was killed unlawfully, but she said she was doubtful his death would

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ever be explained. Roger Pinney is in Pimlico in Central London

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tonight. II was here in a flat in the

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building behind me that Gareth Williams body was found in August

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2010. This has been the focus of the inquest. It took the coroner

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two hours to deliver her verdict. In a full review of the evidence,

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she was critical of some witnesses. They lacked credibility, she said.

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And in her findings, she said she'd attempted to avoid speculation. And

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MI6 officer found dead in the strangest of circumstances. If

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anyone expected answers, they did not get them. In some respects,

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even more questions arise now. The coroner was not evil able to

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satisfy herself on the cause of Gareth Williams's death. Gareth

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Williams took his GCSE a primary school and A-levels at 13. By the

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time he was 17, he graduated with a first-class degree. He went on to

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Cambridge but left because he felt there was nothing more he could eat

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-- that they could teach him. That it took him into the world of the

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Secret Intelligence Service. First in Cheltenham and then MI6. The

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tributes at his funeral lifted the curtain on the private man in a

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secretive profession. He was according to beat MI6 chief, hugely

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talented. Members of his family have sat through this inquest. They

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have believed all along that someone else was involved in Gareth

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Williams's death. Now the coroner has backed them up.

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Our Creek is exacerbated by the failure of his employers at MI6 to

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take even the most basic inquiries as to his whereabouts and welfare.

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We are also extremely disappointed over the reluctance and failure of

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MI6 to make available relevant information. We should like to ask

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the Metropolitan Police Commissioner to look into and

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review how this investigation will proceed.

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Has there been a conspiracy of silence? Maybe we will never know

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for certain. At the least, this inquest has heard claims,

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potentially important evidence was kept from the police are

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rustication. And the question remains, how did he die. The best

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pathologist could say is it was either poisoning or suffocation.

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His body was found in a bad in the bath. The bag had been padlocked on

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the outside. The coroner, Dr Fiona Wilcox, said she was satisfied some

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girls had moved it to the Bath and probably looked at as well. --

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someone else. She said Kenneth Williams had probably been

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unlawfully killed. -- Gareth One expert believed Gareth was

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either on can just or dead when he went into the bag. -- unconscious.

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You cannot access the lock from the outside. You can pull the material

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together but we -- put your arms are on the chest and there is no

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room to manoeuvre. You cannot get in Loch through. -- a lock.

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investigation were now actively pursue all the evidence heard and

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all the new lines of inquiry. It is highly likely that a third party

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was involved in his death. I'd urge anyone who knows cannot Williams to

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search their consciences and come forward with any information --

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Gareth Williams. It is not over yet. Inquests are supposed to provide

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answers. In this case, so much remains unexplained. We've heard

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some reaction outside court there, and we've heard more from the

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Metropolitan Police in the last couple of hours.

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That is right. It was in response to that call from the family for an

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inquiry into the Metropolitan Police's counter intelligence

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command. It was a postal act as a go-between between security

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services and people investigating It was said there would be an

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inquiry because the force wanted to know what had gone wrong. He also

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stressed this was an ongoing current inquiry. They have also

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been a statement from the head of MI6. -- there has also been. He

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apologised unreservedly for the delays in reacting to his

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unexplained absences from work. He said that as far as his

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organisation was concerned, lessons would be learned. Will the family

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be satisfied with this? They are extremely private family. They have

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avoided media contact. From at the reactors in court, and I have been

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sitting just behind them, they have been deeply distressed -- reactions

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in court. Naturally, what they have wanted

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his at the truth, the full facts to come out. But we must go back to

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that statement by the coroner, Dr Fiona Wilcox, doubting that the

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full facts would ever come out. There's a special edition of Week

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In Week Out, looking at the events surrounding Gareth Williams' death,

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straight after Wales Today, at 7:00pm.

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Three of Wales' NHS boards would not have broken even without a cash

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injection of more than �12 million from the Welsh Government. The

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Health Minister, Lesley Griffith, had said that there would be no

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extra money for boards who overspent. Opposition parties have

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accused the Government of fantasy economics. Here's our political

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correspondent, Aled ap Dafydd. is not about productions of

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services, they have got the funding in place now to be able to deliver

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the services. And that is where the accountability is. Steps will have

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to be taken. We will have to bring in sanctions. They are going to

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deliver a. The Health Minister could not be clearer. The culture

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of overspending in Welsh health boards would come to one end. Bail-

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outs would be a thing of the past. Today, we learned that was not the

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case. Three local health boards needed extra money to break even.

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Between them, they wanted �12 million to balance the books. This

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was on top of 150 million which were shared between all of the

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health board's last autumn. It indicates all NHS organisations

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met strategy to keep to break even. This is a remarkable achievement.

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remarkable achievement, it is not, according to opposition parties.

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They rounded on the health boards for the overspend and the Minister

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for helping them out. If the �12.4 million had not been able to be

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transferred from this year's financial settlement to last year's

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financial settlement, three local health boards in Wales would not

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have balance their budgets. Isn't it true you have rolled over, you

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have caved in and every local health board knows that if they run

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out of money, you will be will come out? Could you give this chain that

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an analysis of whether the savings that have been achieved, or whether

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these are recurrent savings or are they one-off, emergency measures? -

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The three local health boards were now face an external review of

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financial plans. The extra money given to the three health boards

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will have to be repaid from this year's round of funding. Our

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Political Editor, Betsan Powys, joins us now from the National

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Assembly. This has been brewing for some months.

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Yes, and you can't argue that today was a war of words. -- you can

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argue. The opposition parties, the day

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before an election, it is difficult to look not see it as a bruising

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political battle. The Health Minister has been entirely

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unequivocal. Local health ought to have to be breaking even and they

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would be no more money for them. -- local health boards. The opposition

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parties say she should be talking... You had to delve quite deep to

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realise that three health boards would not have broken even without

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some help from central government. What does this mean for the future?

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They have already had to cut and scrape and that is another story in

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itself to get to where they have got today. But now we know that

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three local health boards start this year it made it worse off. --

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already worse off. The Health Minister will want to be sure next

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time that they break absolutely even, with no help at all. A murder

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trial in Cardiff has heard a father tell police that he knew nothing of

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any injuries to his seven-year-old son. Yaseen Ali Ege died after

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being beaten in July 2010. He had severe abdominal injuries and his

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body was burned when the family home in Cardiff was set on fire.

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His mother Sara denies murder and perverting the course of justice.

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His father Yusuf Ali Ege denies causing or allowing the death of a

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child by failing to protect him. The polls open tomorrow morning in

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local elections up and down Wales. The results will decide who runs

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vital local services, but has the campaign caught the public's

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imagination? Our Political Correspondent, Tomos Livingstone,

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reports. All parties are busy with the last-minute campaigning. But

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are the voters interested in what is on offer? I think they are

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interested in having council tax frozen, in having streets clean and

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safe. They are interested in making sure that schools are free and

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those are the only things that can be delivered by Conservative

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council does councils. We have tried to keep the focus local. The

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discussion from my experience has been very much about the quality of

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services and concerns people have got going forward with regard to

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changes due to the financial climate. Labour are hoping to win

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back councils they lost in 2008. It is also a test will Plaid Cymru

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with their new leader. campaign's I have been taking part

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in have been lively. We have been told about local issues and how

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they do it -- deliver those issues. We are safeguarding jobs and

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creating opportunities. People need a bit of explanation sometimes as

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to why these elections are important but once you one able to

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do that, these are the things that matter day-in day-out, in schools,

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roads, I think it is easy enough to extend to people and people respond.

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There are elections in 21 local a authorities. Whether wins will

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control annual budgets of more than �7 billion. -- whoever. It is a

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challenging few years ahead. Money is tight and there are difficult

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decisions to be made. The politicians have had their say.

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Tomorrow, the voters get the chance to decide.

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Joining me now is the Chief Executive of the Welsh Local

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Government Association, Steve Thomas As we were hearing in Tomos'

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piece there, it's going to be difficult for whoever wins these

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elections. Money is tight, so are councils going to cut back on

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services? Councils are looking to protect frontline services like

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education and social care. Inevitably, in this climate,

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cutbacks are being made. We are seeing that in non-statutory

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services like leisure and other services. We are looking to protect

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services and we are looking to ensure we deliver services in a far

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more efficient way. We have seen some other factors. Some big issues.

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You're talking about working more efficiently. Could that mean

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working more closely together? Some merging? There are some mergers

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going on in key service areas. Social care departments have huge

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budgets. They are merging together in central Wales. Some areas are

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looking at integrating social care. I suspect we will see more of that.

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What about this campaign? Our people are interested? What is the

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turn Quinn to be like tomorrow? was driving around Cardiff and

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there seems to be a fierce election in the capital. It depends on the

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council area and it depends on how the parties themselves and

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independents have infused the voters. -- enthused. But these are

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important services. It is vital that people exercise their rights

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in the ballot box. Much more to come before 7:00pm, including

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swimmer Jazz Carlin. Still dreaming of going to the Olympics, with a

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second chance to qualify. Every week, 12 people who are

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apparently fit and healthy collapse and die. They are struck down by an

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undiagnosed heart defect and people aged 14 to 35 are most at risk.

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You'll remember footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch in

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March. And former Wales manager Terry Yorath lost his 15-year-old

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son Daniel to a sudden cardiac death in 1992. With me now is Anne

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Thomas from Llantrisant, who is part of a campaign calling for

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greater awareness. Your son Gareth died five years ago. What happened

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to him? He was a healthy 21-year- old. He went to bed in the house he

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shared with his flatmates in Cardiff. The following day, when

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they tried to weaken, they discovered he had died in the night.

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It was a huge shock. We have never got over it as a family. It does

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not make any sense to me. He played football every week. He had just

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returned from skiing. So statistics are high. While not more aware of

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it? It is a difficult one. Until he died, I had no idea either. As a

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nurse, I have worked in intensive care for 20 years. I had not really

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heard of this particular situation. I think a lot of the problem is

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that most of these young people do not make it to hospital. They

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actually die at home or on the street. They may make it to the

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emergency admission apart -- to partner but most would just go

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straight to the mortuary. -- department.

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Raising awareness so that GPs are aware if people do come to them

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with symptoms that could be indicative of the problem. Young

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people might faint more often, there is a concern. But often --

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also there is screening. It does find patients with problems. Eight

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out of 10 people who die suddenly do not have any symptoms. Thank you

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for coming in to talk about your son and your campaign. A diamond

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jubilee party in Denbighshire which had been thrown into doubt because

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of street signage has finally been given the go ahead. Organisers of

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the party on Rhuddlan's high street had been told they'd have to pay

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�2,000 to provide road diversion signs. But the council has now

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agreed to provide them free of charge.

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Two tourists from Barry, who broke into an Australian Sealife Centre

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and stole a penguin called Dirk, have appeared in court in Brisbane.

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21-year-old Rhys Jones and 20-year- old Keri Mules were fined one

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thousand Australian dollars each: that's around �600. Their lawyer

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said they accepted their drunken actions had been immature and

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stupid. Time for tonight's sport now with

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Ashleigh, and those football play- offs are just a day away. Good

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evening. A very important few days coming for up for Cardiff City and

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Wrexham. They both play the first leg of their respective play-off

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semi-finals tomorrow night. Promotion is the prize they're

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seeking, Cardiff City to the Premier League, while Wrexham are

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trying to return back to the Football League, four years after

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they dropped into the Conference. They need to beat Luton over two

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legs to book a trip to Wembley at the end of a remarkable season. At

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least this time round, it's been all about the football. Earlier

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seasons have been overshadowed by hurdles off the pitch with a long

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running search for new owners for the club and the Racecourse ground.

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Those troubles were finally put to rest late last year with the

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Supporters Trust taking charge of the former and Glyndwr University

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paying up for the latter. Andy Morrell has won much praise for the

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way he's balanced his player manager role and has recently

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signed a new deal with the club. He couldn't rely on automatic

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promotion, so he's hoping that this year's meeting with Luton goes

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better than last. We had half an hour that cost us dearly last

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season. Focusing already for these couple of games will be really

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tough. It will be a completely different out for it. But we have

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had good results against them. Former Welsh international John

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Hartson spent time at Luton. He knows Wrexham face a tough job

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across two games. They still want to be in the match, taking Newton

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back to the racecourse. -- Luton. If they are still in it, they will

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feel they can turn them over and get them into the final. For fans,

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there's a chance to dream of a return to the Football League, the

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club's 87 year reign ended in 2008 with relegation to the Blue Square

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Premier. The fight back has been a long and at times painful one, but

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promotion would make all the hardship worthwhile.

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In snooker, Carmarthen's Matthew Stevens is through to the semi-

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finals of the World Championships in Sheffield, after an incredible

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victory over fellow Welshman Ryan Day. Stevens was trailing 5-2 but

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went on to win the next 11 frames, to claim the match 13-5. It's the

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first time for seven years he's reached the last four at the

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Crucible. Meanwhile, Jamie Jones from Cimla

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near Neath is trailing Ali Carter 9-7 in his quarter-final. Play gets

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underway again at 7:00pm. Cricket, and last year's Glamorgan

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captain has been reminding the Welsh county what they're missing.

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It's been a difficult couple of months for Welsh swimmer Jazz

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Carlin. She failed to qualify for the Olympics in March, after

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pulling out of the trials through illness, while her two best friends

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made the British team. But she's still dreaming of going to the

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Games, with a second chance to qualify next month. Every second

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counts for Jazz Carlin. When she trains, the poolside Olympic

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countdown clock is a constant reminder she does not have long.

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The trials in March were a disaster. She underperformed in two events

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and withdrew -- withdrew from a third.

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Before the trials, I was on antibiotics was six weeks and going

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through the trials, it was not easy. I just had to get on with it. I

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wanted was what my best but it did not happen at the time. -- to swim

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my best. Her coach has lined up more intense speed sessions in the

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swimming pool. And a week training programme in the gym. She has two

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months. There was cause for celebration at

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the Swansea swimming pool. Everyone is doing all they can to help Jazz

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Carlin are joined them in team GB. I am happy that they have qualified.

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I want them to do well. But it is also hard watching a few

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unqualified and not being at my best. The last few weeks have been

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a test of character. But she is confident she can bounce back by

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swimming fast at the second trials in Sheffield next month. Dreams of

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better weather now. Hi, Derek. How Dry for a change, but the weather

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remains very changeable. There is more rain on the way. The Met

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Office has issued a warning. At the moment, it looks like South East

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Wales and southern Powys will see the heaviest rain later tonight and

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tomorrow. 20 to 40mm, around an inch or more. Given the ground is

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saturated, there is risk of localised flooding. At the moment,

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there is one flood alert in force on the River Wye and Monnow in

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Monmouthshire. So this evening a dry start. A few showers will break

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out. Turning wet in Mid Wales and the south after midnight with heavy

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rain. The north should be dry. Lowest temperatures 7 to 10 Celsius

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with a north-easterly breeze. Tomorrow's chart shows a front

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lying through southern Britain. So tomorrow, cloudy in Mid Wales and

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the south with outbreaks of rain. Heavy rain in places with a risk of

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thunder and localised flooding. Northern counties, though, be dry

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and brighter with some sunshine. During the day the rain will move

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further north but the north coast and Anglesey may stay dry and

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bright. The south and west drier in the afternoon but cloudy with spots

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of drizzle. Top temperatures 17 Celsius in the Porthmadog area.

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Much cooler in the rain. Tomorrow night cloudy and dry bar the odd

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spot of light rain or drizzle. On Friday, mostly cloudy. Some dry

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weekend, turning cooler with a chilly breeze. On Saturday, rain in

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the south will clear. So becoming As a result of specific issues

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raised about exhibit handling at the inquest yesterday, I have

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