05/05/2014 BBC Wales Today

will go down to the wire. That's all from me and the

Good evening. A man from Port Talbot has admitted posting abusive

messages on Twitter about the murder of schoolteacher Ann Maguire. Robert

Reilly was given conditional bail. Ann Maguire died after suffering

stab wounds at a school in Leeds a week ago. A 15-year-old has been

charged with her murder. 42-year-old Robert Reilly appeared

at Leeds Magistrates' Court this morning charged with sending

malicious communications about murdered schoolteacher, Ann

Maguire, killed in front of her class at the corpus Christie

Catholic College in Leeds last week. -- Corpus Christi. Messages were

sent by Robert Reilly from his ballroom town of Port Talbot. They

were described by the prosecution has been grossly offensive and of an

indecent -- of an indecent nature. Robert Reilly pleaded guilty and

apologise for his behaviour and any upset he may have caused. He was

given bail and told to return home where he will appear before

magistrates in Swansea on Thursday. A man has been airlifted to hospital

after an at a

terraced house in Ffordd Heulog in Dolgellau on Sunday. A 20 year old

man is still in hospital after he after he was airlifted to hospital.

explosion in man has been arrested on suspicion of murder at a woman's

body was found in Newport. The 21-year-old was found dead this

morning. A 27-year-old man has been questioned by detectives and police

say they are not looking for anybody else.

11 children from a Welsh choir have been treated in hospital in London

after they became unwell on a flight from South Africa to Heathrow. The

children, from the choir only kids allowed had been singing with

printer full. On the flight home, some of them became ill with

sickness and diarrhoea. There were varying degrees of sickness at

take-off. The was a lot of turbulence. And then on landing, we

had to wear seat belts. But it did not mark the trip and the children

when we have a right back, were full of stories for their parents. The

latest multi-million pound upgrades to the heads of the valleys road

could ruin a natural beauty spot according to campaigners. The Welsh

government said that measures are in place to reduce any adverse effect

to the Gorge in Monmouthshire. Nestled inside the Brecon Beacons

national park, this Gorge has a rich industrial past. But the future of

this area is causing some people concerned. Turning these three lanes

of the road into a dual carriageway will mean a new road through the

gorge. Improved safety, and shorter journey times are promised. It is

one of the natural treasures of the world. If they were proposing this

for Snowdonia, there would be an international outcry against it.

Increased journey times are a natural way of protecting people.

They are used in urban areas. There's a reason that we should

accept that. And we should not cause further destruction to one of our

natural beauties. The Welsh government is paying for the scheme

and said that measures are in place to reduce any adverse effects to the

environment. They added that some of the ?150 million cost includes

developing tourist potential of historic monuments like this which

will not be built upon. To improve that road, some of the

natural areas of beauty here will have to be built on. Those for and

against the development have given their arguments to a planning

inspector who will report back in the summer.

Football, and relegation from the top flight could mean Cardiff City

loses two of its top players. We understand that Captain Stephen

Corker and midfielder, Gary Madel, have relegation clauses in the

contract which could see them go. Corker was found to stay at the club

and was bought from Spurs for ?8 million. The Chile captain came from

Spain for a record ?11 million. Cricket, and on the second day

against Worcestershire, Glamorgan were all out for 155. At the close

of play, Worcestershire had reached 20 without loss.

Let's look at the weather. After a fine bank holiday weekend for much

of Wales, it ends on a wet note with an unsettled week to come. Breezy

with showers but some sunny spells. This band of rain will spread

eastwards over night, turning drier through the early hours from the

West. But staying largely cloudy. A mild night. A dry starts tomorrow

with bright spells and variable cloud. And then a day of sunshine

and showers. Breezy with strong winds along the south-west. Top

temperatures of 13 Celsius. And then we will see these fronts lining up

in the Atlantic to bring further rain at times. Bright spells and

blustery showers on Wednesday. Tim Peters in the low teens. Turning on

settled into Thursday with persistent rain pushing in from the

south-west. A changeable week with sunshine and showers. Less chance of

a frost by night but it could be wet and windy by Friday with the risk of

coastal gales. And that is Wales Today. We will have updates in the

morning. Good night. If you have enjoyed an entire

weekend of fine weather it is highly likely next weekend you will not.

The weather is changing, it is turning more unsettled. Breezy this

week, especially in the West. Showers but not raining all the

time. Occasionally it will be dry and bright. Rain has been touring

with part of the UK through the