01/03/2014 BBC Wales Today

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Good afternoon. The Welsh Government should have powers over policing, an

influential report into the future of devolution is expected to say on

Monday. The Silk Commission's second report is also expected to say there

should be more than the current 60 Assembly Members. The Welsh

Government called for a range of powers to be devolved, including

policing but the UK Government says there is no case for radical changes

to devolution. For example, if a chief officer in

Wales wanted to see the Home Secretary, is this just one of 43

Chief Constable is trying to see the Home Secretary. In Wales, it would

be much easier for one of 43 Chief Constable is trying to see the Home

Secretary. In Wales, it would be much easier (and I thought A new

national plan to tackle rare diseases has been launched.

The aim is to ensure the same level of treatment which exists for more

common conditions. There are 150,000 people in Wales living with rare

diseases. The plan replaces the needs of

people with their conditions at the same level of priority as those with

cancer and cardiac conditions. The second point is that we can achieve

a lot by reorganising our resources and how we spend the money. It is

not always a question of no money. Work on a new health centre in

Cardigan costing ?15 million must start early next year, according to

the Health Minister. Mark Drakeford has pressed Hywel Dda Health Board

to commit to a timetable for replacing the existing Community

Hospital. The health board says it expects work to start next April.

An investigation has started into a fire which damaged a school in

Bangor. Firefighters were called to Our Lady's School last night to

tackle the blaze, which happened away from the main building.

Celebrations are taking place across Wales and the rest of the world to

mark St David's Day. In Risca, Army Medics returning from Afghanistan

took part in a St David's Day Medal parade. Several other parades are

taking place this in Cardiff, Pwllheli and Aberystwyth.

It's a tremendous honour to have the privilege of marching through Risca

today. It's Saint Davids Day which makes it extra special for a Welsh

unit, to be able to receive our medals on Saint Davids Day and be

welcomed home by the British public. The simple as that we've

seen from the public was quite touching. Especially as with pulled

over for Christmas. Swansea City are to make an official

complaint to UEFA and Naples police over the treatment of its fans in

Italy. More than 700 of the 900 travelling fans did not get to

Napoli's stadium until 20 minutes into the game, due to what the Welsh

club calls "unnecessary and deplorable delays" in transporting

fans. The body that represents Wales 's

fellow rugby regions has published a letter highlighting its concerns

over a lack of trust with other Welsh Rugby Union.

Regional Rugby Wales when replying to questions related by the

community committee on the dispute over the future of the game. Here's

the weather. A bright and sunny day across Wales so far but there are

some showers on the way this afternoon but hopefully it will

continue to see some hints of brightness, especially for the way

this afternoon but hopefully it will continue to see some hints of

brightness, especially for that exported to a cloud over will reach

7-8 South Cisco light winds. Tonight, the showers will continue

to push in. We could see some mist and fog patches tonight and tomorrow

morning then heavy rain on the way tomorrow. We are back at six o'clock

tonight. Have a good St Stephen's Day.

Hello there. The first day of March, and quite a wintry chill to

the first