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Welcome to Wales Today. Our top story...

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A candlelight vigil in Cwmbran tonight to pay respects to three

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generations of the same family who Our other headlines tonight...

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Looking into the future - scientists make a new breakthrough

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in infertility treatment. Sheep killed and injured with a

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crossbow - police appeal for help in their investigation.

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Foot and mouth pyres, fuel protests brought the country to a standstill

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and two Grand Slams - 50 years of reporting Wales Today.

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And a big local derby. Scarlets have won all their games so far.

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They take on the Ospreys tonight. We are live in Llanelli.

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Good evening. A candlelight vigil is being held at a church in

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Cwmbran this evening to remember three generations of the same

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family who died in a house fire in the town, this week. Kim Buckley,

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Kayleigh Buckley and six-month-old Kimberley Buckley died in the blaze

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on the Coed Eva estate. A community remembering three of their own.

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This evening, candles are been let to celebrate the lives of 46-year-

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old Kim Buckley, daughter Kayleigh Buckley and six-month-old Kimberley

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Buckley. I thought there was a need for the Church to open its doors to

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the neighbourhood and to the town. People are paying their respects

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and off like, that will help them with their grief. The family were a

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parley arranging a party for the baby, who had been fighting bravely

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in hospital and had only returned home the day before. Tributes and

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flowers are still be left close to the scene as forensics officers

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tried to piece together how this tragedy unfolded. In the judge, and

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a book of condolence will be opened for people to sign. -- in the

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church. There is not much you can do when anything like this happens.

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It all helps. The live locally. The children went to the local school.

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Then a shock in the area. They were such a popular family within the

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community. The police have until tomorrow to charge or release the

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27-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder. Could it is

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hoped the vigilant book of condolence will help people come to

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terms with a loss which has been felt by everybody in the area.

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Ten years ago, scientists in Cardiff made a world breakthrough

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in treating infertility. They found what was termed "the spark of life"

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protein which must be present in an egg for life to begin. Now, the

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same team has beaten scientists from around the world again and

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discovered how to use that protein to help certain forms of male

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infertility. You can see that the protein is been injected directly

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into the egg and that is what causes the egg to activate.

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It has taken ten years of research to get to this point. But now

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scientists in Cardiff understand how to take the protein they

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discovered as vital to fertility and use it to create life. It is a

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breakthrough which could eventually offer hope to infertile couples

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across the world. We believe that it could be potentially applied to

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patients that are infertile, that their infertility is caused by a

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defect in their ability of their spare arm to activate the egg.

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This is the first time these images have been broadcast - the moment

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that an egg begins to develop. The pulsing shows rises in calcium and

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the trigger is the protein PLC Zeta, discovered in this lab a decade ago.

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Since then they have been in a race with scientists across the world to

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discover how to apply this finding. It is really hard, we have tried

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very hard for the last 12 years. When we find out that this protein

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did rescue certain types of infertility, it was really amazing.

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And it poses new questions to be answered.$$NEWLINE As scientists

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accross the world pick up on the discovery, the race is on again to

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Infertile couples who have unexplained symptoms and this may

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help in that. They race is now on to take this research to the next

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level and for it to become an infertility treatment.

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Jeanette Mackenzie is a senior embryologist at London Womens

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Clinic Wales. To what degree is male infertility

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a problem? Or of all the couples that come to us for treatment, half

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of them have the problem with the women and half of them with the

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meal. It is would surely have enough. Just tell us how important

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this research in Cardiff is? It is very exciting. We have always been

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looking at ways in which we could aid in fertility in men. Sometimes,

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some couples have complete failure of fertilisation of the eggs, which

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means they have no embryos to go back into the uterus and no chance

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of the future pregnancy. If we can help the activation of

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fertilisation, it will be wonderful for these couples.

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Realistically, how long would it take to get from this development

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stage to being available for infertile couples? It is some way

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off. First of all, they will have to discover how they can use this

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knowledge any clinical way. How can they actually put it into practice

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in a clinic? That is going to take a number of trials and research and

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then there will obviously be safety studies and clinical trials, so we

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could still be looking at five-10 years.

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Police have appealed for information tonight after sheep

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were killed or injured in a series of apparent crossbow attacks. Roger

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Davies, who farms on the banks of Llyn Brianne near Llanwrtyd Wells,

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says he cannot understand why anyone would do this. These are two

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of the crossbow arrows which were found after the vicious attacks on

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this beautiful farmland. We know at least two incidents have taken

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place here. A number of sheep have been left dead it or badly winded.

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Lucky to be alive. These pictures show the wins suffered by two sheet

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after they were hit by two and was believed to be fired from an

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crossbow. Farmer Roger Davies is doing his best to care for them. He

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has already lost two sheep due to attacks like this last month.

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totally unnecessary. It is not as if it even someone is doing it for

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food. It would still be illegal because they are my sheet, but at

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least you could understand it in a way if that was the reason. But

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Sunday is simply getting some sort of sick pleasure out of this.

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says there is very little he can do to protect his flock because they

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are so spread out. It has shocked the local farming community. There

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is increase crime in the countryside, but when a guest to

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killing animals with crossbow, it is a very serious state of affairs.

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We would encourage all farmers to be vigilant and to look out for

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anything unusual and to report it to the local police. For on now,

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Roger Davies is staying vigilant and says he hopes whoever is

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responsible as court soon. Je spiking up on that point, the

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police say they are investigating and are urging anyone who has any

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information to come forward. In the meantime, the cost for the father

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is continuing to rise and today, Roger Davies said another she will

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have to be put down because of the injuries it had received.

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The Chair of the exam regulator in England Ofqual has expressed her

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regret for any offence caused to the Welsh government, following

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comments she made last week. Amanda Spielman had claimed the regrading

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of GCSEs in Wales was "politically motivated".

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Health officials are investigating an e-coli outbreak which may be

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linked to a children's farm in Brecon. Two children, one from from

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Ceredigion and one from Kent, visited Cantref Adventure Farm.

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They have both tested positive for the bacteria, which causes severe

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diarrhoea. The farm says it has stopped all contact between animals

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and the public. A young children, particularly those under five,

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there is the more serious complication. There is a risk that

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small children will develop symptoms of kidney failure or

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kidney damage. It can be a very nasty infection. That is why it is

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important to identify a this source of it and treated properly.

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Much more to come before seven o'clock.

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Foot and mouth pyres, fuel protestors gridlock and two Grand

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Slams - 50 years of reporting Wales Today.

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And a big local derby tonight. Scarlets have won all their games

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so far. They take on the Ospreys in the next hour. We are live in

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Llanelli. It is the television advertisment

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you will not get to see. A Welsh peace movement says it has been

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banned from placing an advert on S4C because its anti-war message

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has been deemed unacceptable for broadcast.

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The agency that manages the channel's adverts says political

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adverts are not allowed. Let us talk to our arts and media

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correspondent Huw Thomas. What exactly is the group arguing for?

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There are a group which campaigns for peace and against war and

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conflict. It is World Peace Day today and to mark the occasion they

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wanted to put on a 32nd commercial which they say examine the issues

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of war and Britain's roll up in it. They said it would provide a

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balance for the number of commercials the art on television

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which try to recruit people to join the military. This was rejected by

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the Broadcasting Company, which said that the political nature of

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the group meant it could not advertise on television, because

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there was effectively a political pressure group. There say that as a

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society what we deal with his public controversy. This is what we

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find hard to understand. If peace is a matter of public controversy,

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then surely what is, too. Those of us to view S4C art only too

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familiar with the because then added driving that the armed forces

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are allowed to promote. S4C And what has S4C said in response?

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say that this is clear cut. They look after a number of broadcasters

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across the United Kingdom. They based it on evidence given to them

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by the parliament. They said military adverse weather allowed

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because they were treated not have the we from other job recruitment

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Campaigners have lost their battle to block plans to merge two

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secondary schools in Carmarthenshire. Llandovery's only

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state school, Ysgol Pantycelyn, will close, and be merged with

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Llandeilo's Ysgol Tregib. A new school will be built on a site at

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near Llandeilo. The move has been rubber-stamped by the Education

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Minister, Leighton Andrews. It's a kind of shoplifting, but

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it's not goods that are being taken in Denbighshire, but wire shopping

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baskets. Tesco says it's trying to stop the baskets being taken from

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the Ruthin store after 500 have reportedly gone missing since

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Christmas. It's being claimed that the 5p charge for carrier bags is

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to blame. The trusty shopping basket is

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perfect for that whistle-stop visit to pick up essential groceries. But

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shoppers in Ruthin have found them disappearing at one particular

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store. Some claim in online discussions that Tesco has told

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them around 500 have been stolen since Christmas. Other reports say

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the baskets have been sold on the internet. Other theories include

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objections to the 5p charge for plastic bags in Wales.

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I am as perplexed as anybody about why they are disappearing, why they

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are disappearing now, because some of the press have claimed it is

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because of the plastic bag issue, well, that has been in force for

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over 12 months. Why has it suddenly hit? It has only hit this store.

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Tesco says it's aware of baskets being taken from this store and is

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implementing measures to stop it. Some shoppers have noticed the

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shortage of baskets here. I quite often shop and a basket,

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and I have not been able to find them. But that is usually when they

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are very busy and I assume they are in use.

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We are used to it now! I bring my own. Or you purchase one.

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This strange phenomenon appears to be confined to one supermarket in

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one town, with no-one able to get a grip on the problem.

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We may never know what has happened to the hundreds of baskets. If you

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do see someone taking one permanently from the store, you may

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can -- you may want to consider shopping them to the police.

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Local rivalries renewed on the rugby field tonight. Ashleigh

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Crowter is in Llanelli. A passionate West Wales derby in

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prospect tonight. Dennis so much at stake in addition to local bragging

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rights. The home team are the form side in the Pro12, the Ospreys,

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defending champions, they will be hurting after losing their first

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three matches. Former Wales scrum- half Rob Jones joins us now. Good

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evening. The scarlet have impressed us all with their fantastic free-

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flowing rugby. -- the Scarlets. Will they be able to play their

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natural game this evening? Are they will be looking to play

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their natural game. A lot of their top players are in top form, the

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likes of George Lord and Jonathan Davies. Their back line is full of

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enterprise and invention of, and by the number of tries they have

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scored, they have been playing exceptional rugby. The Ospreys have

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not hit any sort of form this year, if we know they are better than

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what we have seen in their previous three games, so I think they will

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show up and put in a performance. It will be tight, but if you go on

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form, the Scarlets are the better side. Let's talk about the Ospreys.

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They say there is not a crisis. If they lose, the pressure will go up

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a notch, went it? There will be pressure, of course. It is not a

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crisis at the moment, but there are concerns. Those concerns are in up

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for all the individual players and what they are doing collectively.

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The defence has not been what we expect from the Ospreys, and in

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attack, they have failed to create many chances, so, all those areas

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the to the remedy deceiving, and I am sure that the young, are

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becoming coach would be the key to his players to respond and putting

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a performance on a big game. Thank you for joining us.

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More from Rob in Scrum V Live, which follows Wales Today over on

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BBC Two Wales. As for the other fixtures this weekend, it's the

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Blues against Treviso at the Arms Park - Jamie Roberts returning to

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the starting line-up after his long injury lay-off. And the Dragons

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have one of the toughest trips of the whole season away to Munster.

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Football, and tomorrow we'll find out how Swansea have reacted to

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their first defeat in the Premier League this season as they play

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Everton. It's a 12:45pm kick-off at the Liberty Stadium. Meanwhile, in

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the Championship, Cardiff City will travel to Crystal Palace without

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striker Nicky Maynard - he's now likely to miss the whole season

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with a serious knee injury. He only joined Cardiff City last

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month, but now the former West Ham striker faces at least six months

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on the sidelines. Nicky Maynard tore his anterior cruciate ligament

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in Tuesday's 2-0 victory over Millwall and beat an operation.

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He is a lovely lad, a lot of humility about 10, and it is now

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about making sure that he keeps himself mentally right over the

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next period, he will have a lot of support from all of Cardiff City.

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Cardiff played Crystal Palace four times last season, two dramatic

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Carling Cup semi-finals included in that. They are expecting it to be

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tight again tomorrow. And the guarantee of Swansea City's side

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will be tested as Everton visit the stadium. Swansea lost their first

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match of the campaign at Aston Villa last Sunday. Ashley Williams

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made a mistake for the second goal, but there has not been any ranting

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or raiding from the manager. The important thing for me is to

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always give everything, and you can play bad, make mistakes, and not

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only are you talking about Ashley, but about the team. A it is

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permitted. Wrexham's conference is building as they prepare for the

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visit of Dartford. They are unbeaten in seven matches.

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We had the belief from last year coming back. It was nervy to start

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with, a few up-and-down result, but the last few have been really good.

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It is now taking that on into the next few games.

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But even there start has not match that of Newport County. They play

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Southport tomorrow. Also, tomorrow look out for Nicole

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Cooke in the cycling road race world championships. Luke Rowe from

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Cardiff is part of the Great Britain men's team.

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He's graced our airwaves for 27 years - radio presenter Roy Noble

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broadcast his last weekday show this afternoon before moving to

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Sunday mornings. His new show starts on September 30th.

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All this week we've been celebrating 50 years of Wales Today,

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delving into the archives to bring you the news stories that made the

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headlines. Tonight we've reached the 21st century - fuel protests,

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foot and mouth and a new golden age of Welsh rugby. In the last of his

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reports, Carwyn Jones takes a look back as we looked forward to a new

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millennium. It was Wales be's biggest party,

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tens of 1000 of a stick to the streets to celebrate a new decade,

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a new century, the new millennium. As dawn broke and the clear-up

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began, we all wondered whether our technology would survive.

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Come back this time, what are that chances of my toaster been effected

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with the millennium bug? Luckily, most computer systems defied the

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predicted problems. But there was widespread disruption later that

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year. Rising fuel prices led to blockade at oil refineries and

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queues at the pumps. Drivers besieged the filling

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stations that did have fuel. The vast majority on a completely out

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of unleaded petrol. At this garage in Swansea, the meters could only

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get diesel. Everything comes to a stop, doesn't it? There is no

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unleaded here. While there was gloom on the

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streets, there was anguish in our countryside. 2001 saw the first

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foot and mouth outbreak in Wales for more than 30 years.

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Minute-by-minute, hour by hour, things were changing. Straight away,

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the countryside closed of, and that really affected tourist operators.

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Some watched as their businesses were folding. You could see the

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community gradually grinding to a halt, because people were afraid to

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go out. Everybody was affected, and it was really awful to witness.

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In our capital city, the political landscape was changing. Wales had

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voted for National Assembly, and now we needed a home. There were

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arguments over where it should be, what it should look like, and how

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long it was taking to build. But, on St David's Day 2006, the Queen

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officially opened the new Senate building in Cardiff Bay. An event

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which Wales -- an event which Wales Today could broadcast due to their

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new floating home. The air not many people who can lay

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claim to hosting the programme live on water. I think I remember seeing

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a cameraman, the camera shifting or something because of the waves Paul

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stop. History of a different kind was

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being made at the Millennium Stadium. In 2005, Wales won their

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first Grand Slam for 27 years. Just for good measure, they did it all

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over again in 2008. In latter years, I have gone to

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rugby matches and they all say hello to me, because they remember

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those times when I have been saying that Wales has won the Grand Slam,

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what a great feeling that was, of course, yes.

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In the 21st century, we saw gradual attachment to our daily lives. If

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we went to the pub, we could not smoke. If we went shopping, we had

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to pay for carrier bags, and as the recession took hold, some of those

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clerk -- some of those shots began to disappear. But it was also an

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era of technological change. One by one, hour and a rock chick --

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analogue television transmitters but switched off. Wales became the

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UK's first digital nation. Suddenly we have more channels and did --

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better reception, a meaning because It is all a far cry from those

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early years of Wales Today, when, 50 years ago this week, the first

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programme was broadcast. From a small studio in a converted church.

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There we are, Wales Today 50 years old this week. It leads us to do

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I can remember watching you on Wales Today when I was in junior

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school! I can promise plenty of drive weather and sunshine this

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weekend. Saturday is the best day, but at the Madrid, it looks like it

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would turn wet and windy in the south, the North may stay dry.

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Showers will die away deceiving to leave us with a dry night. A

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widespread ground frost in the countryside, a slight air frost

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possible in rural parts of the North. Tomorrow is the Autumn

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Equinox, the sun overhead at the equator, and sunglasses will come

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in handy. At 8 o'clock in the morning, a gorgeous start. They may

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even be a slight frost on your car windscreen. A clear, blue sky, lot

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of sunshine at hardly a breath of wind. During the day tomorrow, it

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looks like staying drive. Just a few clouds around. We will see

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roughly 15 Celsius, with a light breeze. Fabulous weather tomorrow

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for this family day and then and now Shariff. -- at a country show.

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Tomorrow night is dry and cool. Temperatures in Welshpool dipping

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down to six Celsius. High pressure tomorrow, but low-pressure is

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moving towards France by Sunday. Sunday start off try, sunniest in

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the north with rain spilling out from the south during the day. An

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easterly wind Madrid picking up, making it feel chilly. It looks

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like a hideous rain will be in the south. The North may stay dry, but

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there is some uncertainty in the forecast. Next week looks much more

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unsettled, so make the most of the fine weather on Saturday and in the

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