22/03/2014 BBC Wales Today

Good afternoon. Health professionals are urging

anyone showing symptoms of scarlet fever to go and see their GP. The

number of cases has more than doubled in the first three months of

this year compared to the same period last year. Swansea has the

highest number of cases with 24 people affected. A total of 139

cases were recorded in Wales between January and March. The disease can

be treated with antibiotics. It is a common illness in young Georgian

causing fever, sore throat, a rash. We have seen more cases this year

than in previous years. It looks like this is one of those big eight

years, and increase across the whole of England and will. It is, in,

usually miles, and can be treated. -- it is common, usually mild.

Drugs with a street value of ?1.9 million have been seized by police

tackling organised crime in Wales in the past year. 79 people were

arrested and police recovered ?1 million made from criminal activity.

Most of the team's work is targeting drugs but it also investigates child

exploitation and human trafficking. A man is still being held by police

on suspicion of murder, following the death of a man in Cardiff. The

body of David Alun-Lewis, from Ystrad Mynach, was found partially

submerged in the River Taff in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Police are appealing for information to help find a 16-year-old girl

who's been missing from Chepstow for more than a week. Keisha Morris was

last seen on the 13th of March. Officers believe she could be in the

Bristol area. Cardiff City fans opposed to the

re-branding of the club are taking part in a protest march ahead of the

their match against Liverpool. It's the latest demonstration against the

changes. The march is being described as a show of pride in the

club's traditional blue colours and badge and not a demonstration

against the owner, Vincent Tan. The club says organisers have been

invited to sit down with the chairman.

Elsewhere Michu could start for Swansea City away at Everton, while

in League two Newport County travel to Torquay. And Wrexham's new

manager Kevin Wilkin, appointed earlier in the week, takes charge of

his first game against Salisbury. He's aiming to compete at the

Commonwealth Games this summer, but last night Paralympian Nathan

Stephens took to the dance floor in a Strictly Come Dancing special for

Sports Relief. The 25-year-old, who lost his legs after being hit by a

train when he was nine, danced a salsa routine with his partner

Iveta. The athlete learnt to dance for his wedding and was chosen after

programme makers saw the video of the big day.

The weather forecast for Wales, here's Sara Thornton.

We have had some blustery showers already and will continue with them

in the rest of this afternoon. There will be sent via, sunny spells. Not

a complete wash-out. It will still feel quite cold. Blustery conditions

as the showers come through. It will feel quite cold. That is snow over

higher ground. We continue with the showers this evening. A good deal of

the night there will be some drier, clearer slots. Temperatures will

fall away. Ice could be a concern tomorrow morning. Also the risk you

might wake up at high ground to some snow. Try to start the day, showers

later. We are back at 5:20pm. Goodbye.

Hello. The weekend started with snowcapped hills and blue sky. Since

then, more clout has built and the showers have broken out widely. Some