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from the News at Six. Goodbye from me. On

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Welcome to Wales Today. Our top story.

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Glyndwr University stopped from recruiting foreign students after

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Independent schools tell the Welsh Government its new GCSEs

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Tonight, the Home Secretary calls on communities to confront radicalism.

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Stretchered off with a serious neck injury - the

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parents of Wales and Blues player Owen Williams fly to Singapore.

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And one of the bloodiest battles of the First World War -

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Mametz Wood brought to life in a woodland in Monmouthshire.

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Glyndwr University has lost its ability to recruit overseas

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students following an investigation by immigration officials into the

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More than a third of Glyndwr's 9000 students are from overseas.

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Visa applicants must be tested to prove they can speak English to

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The Home Office says there is evidence that test results

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This is how Glyndwr University sells itself to potential students,

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hoping to persuade them to study at one of its campuses across

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35% of the student population is from overseas.

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Since 2011, those applying for student visas need to pass tests

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to show they understand the required amount of English.

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But the Home Office and National Crime Agency say they've uncovered

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abuse of tests in some centres which work on behalf of universities

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This undercover footage from the BBCs Panorama programme

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shows an invigilator reading out the correct answers on a multiple

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Students identified with invalid test results number over 230, rising

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to over 350 if you are the scores counted as questionable. I can tell

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the house that this morning the Home Office suspended the highly trusted

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sponsor status, the right to sponsor foreign students, at the University.

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The Home Office says it?s heard evidence that some

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of those granted student visas go on to work illegally and never attend

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The university said in a statement, ?We are incredibly disappointed to

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have been the subject of any deception or activity that

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To be put in this position is frustrating as Glyndwr University

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takes its responsibility as a Highly Trusted Sponsor very seriously".

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There are urgent calls tonight for a review of the visa system

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and concerns about the university's financial position.

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The university has got to now convince the government that it is a

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fit and proper university to be able to undertake this kind of activity

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with overseas students. I want to do that. It is a valuable employer in

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North Wales. The Home Office says Glyndwr will

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not be allowed to enrol any new overseas students while

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its trusted status is suspended. What are the imprecations for the

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University? It has got the fifth highest proportion of overseas

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students in the UK for any university and essentially they are

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paying between 7000-11,000 pounds each for their tuition here. The

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longer this goes on, the more of an impact this will have. We should say

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that the Home Office have told students who are already here that

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they can continue with their courses but those who have visas and have

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not yet travelled to the UK are being advised to wait until this

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suspension is lifted. We don't know when that will be.

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The majority of independent fee-paying Schools

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in Wales will choose not to follow new Wales-only GCSE courses next

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year and will opt instead to follow the courses set in England.

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The Welsh Independent Schools Council said it believed

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the Wales-specific courses lack credibility and portability.

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The Welsh Government argues that its GCSEs will be credible and rigorous.

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Here's our education correspondent Arwyn Jones.

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In September next year, there are big changes on the way for GCSEs in

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England and Wales. The qualifications will look very

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different to each other. Independent schools like this one offer a range

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of different qualifications. These pupils are studying for an

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International baccalaureate. Around two thirds of independent schools

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offer Welsh qualifications at the moment but when the changes coming

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next year, two thirds will follow England. There are concerns about

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portability, there are concerns about the credibility of the Welsh

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qualifications going forward. We have to do what is best for our

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students. It is not an option of opting for Wales or England, it is

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about the best qualification. These pupils at a state school in bank

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will start their GCSEs in September. Pupils who attend state secondary

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schools in Wales have got to sit the exam is set by the Welsh examination

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board. But because we have seen issues over the GCSE results in some

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subjects over the last couple of years, some secondary schools are

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now looking for a plan B. The school says it is considering entering

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these pupils for two exams, the Wales -based qualification and the

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one set in England. At the moment, we think taking the Welsh set

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English GCSE is high risk because we can't anticipate the outcomes. The

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Welsh government insists its new qualifications will be robust and

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well respected but opposition parties disagree. I do fear that

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given the Welsh government's track record in education, we will see a

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two tier education system opening up in Wales. The challenge for the

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Welsh government was always going to be to convince employers and

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universities beyond Wales that our qualifications were gold standard.

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These concerns suggest we might have a way to go.

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How significant is this? These independent schools make up less

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than 10% of the total schools in Wales. What is more significant is

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the symbolism, that some of our most prestigious schools look at the

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Welsh qualifications and say they are not as credible as they should

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be. We always knew that when Wales and England went their separate ways

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with GCSEs, the big challenge for the Welsh government would be to

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convince the rest of the world that the Welsh qualifications with the

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gold standard one, they were the one to be followed. What we are seeing

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today is the size of the challenge facing the Welsh government.

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Independent schools are run as businesses and they have to think of

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the bottom line and if parents don't like what is on offer in those

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schools they can send their children elsewhere. Maybe they are playing it

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safe by following England's lead. Some are putting their for the

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English and Welsh GCSEs to play it safe.

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Public sector workers should be paid a living wage of

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at least ?7.65 an hour, while other employers are being

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urged to lift the wages of their poorest workers towards that level.

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That's the message from the Living Wage Commission, which has

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been gathering the opinions of workers, employers and charities.

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Our economics correspondent Sarah Dickins has the story.

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At this company, they are making metal products that are exported all

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over the world. 32 people work here and they are all paid above the

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living wage. The living wage is a necessity in this current climate to

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consider from a business perspective and we want it sure our employees

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are able to live. The challenge is not the responsibility of employers

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but government, because it is up to them to make sure that the

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environment live in is affordable. But it is the cost of food and

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energy that has forced up the cost of living and the government does

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not have much influence on that. There are many people across Wales

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employed on the minimum wage and there are employers who say they

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can't pay any more. The impact of low wages is felt right across the

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economy. If people earn less, they spend less in local shops and those

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businesses are weaker. Victoria runs a Welsh think tank and has been the

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Welsh boys on the Living Wage Commission. There are another of

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benefits from putting employees on the living wage. You have lower

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sickness absence. And workers themselves are much happier. There

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is research that shows people's mental health is much better. In

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Wales, about one in four workers earn less than the living wage. The

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minimum wage pays ?12,800 a year for 839 hour week. A living wage more

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than ?15,500. In Wales, some people working in the NHS are paid less

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than the living wage. Not so in Scotland were all employees are paid

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the living wage or more. The report from the commission says if people

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can get better paid work, it would save the state more than ?1 billion

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in benefits like working tax credit or jobseeker's allowance. For you,

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would that make the difference? Of course it would. It is going to

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allow people to have more money to afford things. If you look at

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Merthyr Tydfil now, it is mostly charity shops. The town has gone

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downhill. Restaurants, social care and cleaning companies are places

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where low wages are most common. Workers in this Swansea restaurant

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are not paid a living wage. The hospitality industry, we have just

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come out of the worst recession ever, there are lots of businesses

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out there that are struggling. Some businesses told the commission they

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would have to lose workers if the living wage were to become law. But

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instead, it hopes to persuade employers that it is in their

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business interests to pay more. It acts as a mild stimulant

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when you chew it, it?s particularly popular in the Somali and Yemeni

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communities, but from today khat is The UK Government says most people

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support the move, while others say it's harmless

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and shouldn't be banned. Flown in from East Africa to

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Heathrow, khat is then rushed down the M4 into Wales while it's still

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fresh. Bundles of the plant are Bundles of the plant are bought

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here before being sold on Welsh That was last week. From today, it's

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an illegal activity. Traders say It is a way of life for so many

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people. So many people who live in this country. They work, they go to

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school, they have children. More than 2,500 tonnes of the plant

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was imported into the UK in 2011. A of Wales' Somali and Yemeni

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mainly men, use the stimulant. They it and it makes them

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feel more alert talkative. But some community leaders say it

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affects families You get a lot of men chewing it here

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in a little room, all smoking, they could be there for hours. My

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argument is, if you are doing this day in, day out, you can't do your

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job. You are not going to function. You are not going to be looking for

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work. Despite complaints

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from some users of a lack of time to prepare for this change, the

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penalties from today for supplying and using khat are severe, ranging

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from a fine up to 14 years in jail. Much more to come

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before seven o'clock. Stretchered off - now the parents

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of Wales and Cardiff Blues player And driving from Germany to Wales

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in a Porsche - thing is, this one is The Home Secretary has called

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on people to denounce extremism It comes as the father of two young

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men from Cardiff who travelled to Syria to fight with extremist groups

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says he believes his sons may have been radicalised at so called pop-up

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meetings in the city. Ahmed Muthana says he believes

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his sons may have attended How and where were these three men

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radicalised? Muslim leaders in Cardiff except that Nasser Muthana

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and Aseel Muthana were at least in part radicalised in the city.

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Today, the father, who does not want to appear on camera, told me he

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believes his sons may have been radicalised at meetings in

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restaurants in Cardiff. They go to restaurants on city road or Tudor

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Street. These pictures have emerged today of them as young boys. Their

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father believes their views on their faith were twisted at private

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seminars in Cardiff. Ahmed Muthana believes his sons came to meetings

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at a number of restaurants on city Road. It is not clear whether the

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owners knew of the true nature of the meetings. It is understood they

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were advertised using flyers offering food and friendly company

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but when the doors are closed discussions can become more extreme.

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Party leaders in the assembly today raised concerns about what was being

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done to tackle radicalisation in Wales. It is about time, please,

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bring Muslims into this to tackle this problem rather than shouting

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outside from the mosque. You can't achieve anything. I am sure we will

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achieve something very positive in this country. Thank you very much

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for those points. I can assure you we are not engaged at shouting at

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any community. We will work closely with a wide range of communities,

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that certainly includes the Islamic community. There is no intention to

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blame any organisation. We want to work for genuine community cohesion.

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The vast majority of people have condemned the action of these three

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men but there are those who believes more needs to be done to shine a

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light on the actions of a very small number of people.

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Two more people have been arrested and bailed over the death

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of an 88-year-old woman at a South Wales hospital.

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Tegwen Roderick from Merthyr Tydfil suffered the injuries at

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Ysbyty Cwm Cynon in Mountain Ash last month and died six days later.

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Two women, aged 58 and 62, were arrested on suspicion

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of assault and conspiring to pervert the course of justice.

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Today an inquest into her death has been opened and adjourned.

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MPs have been told that BBC Wales needs to increase the number

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of English language programmes made about Wales for the people of Wales.

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The head of S4C, Ian Jones, has been giving evidence to

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the Culture, Media and Sport Committee on the future of the BBC.

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He said focusing on the success of programmes such as Doctor Who

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The family of Cardiff Blues and Wales centre Owen Williams have

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arrived in Singapore to be by his bedside after the 22-year-old

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suffered a serious injury while playing in a tournament there.

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Williams was taken to hospital on Sunday after being stretchered

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The game in Singapore was halted for some time on Sunday

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as the Cardiff Blues centre was tended to by medical staff.

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The 22-year-old was taking part in the World Club 10s tournament,

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a new annual event featuring top professional clubs from

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The injury happened in the sixth minute

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of a third place play-off match against the Asian Pacific Dragons.

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He was stretchered off the pitch and the injury has been described

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The club have confirmed he is likely to stay in hospital in Singapore.

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They would like to thank the fans for their messages of support. It is

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the whole rugby world, players and clubs, who have shown their support

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for this highly regarded player. Team mate and Wales flanker Dan

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Lydiate, who was ruled out of rugby for more than a year after breaking

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a bone in his neck, tweeted, And fellow Wales international

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Ian Evans said, While his close friend

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and fellow Cardiff Blues player Macauley Cook has been at Williams?

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bedside and said, "At the hospital with Owen and thanks for all the

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kind wishes and support for him?. And this afternoon,

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his family arrived in Singapore and his brother tweeted, ?So

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emotional reading all the support. Williams burst

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on to the scene with the Blues and was named in the Wales squad

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for last summer's tour to Japan. His first try came

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when Wales beat Tonga last autumn. Seen as an upcoming star,

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the rugby world will be monitoring his progress closely

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as a statement on his condition is A new play opens tonight

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commemorating one of the bloodiest 4,000 men from the 38th

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Welsh Division were injured or National Theatre Wales has recreated

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the trenches in a forest near Usk. Bringing the past to life

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in a way that wouldn?t be possible This play, which tells the story

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of men who fought and died in the trenches uses the countryside

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around Usk to recreate It was a seismic moment, a very

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important psychological moment, in the history of Wales. It was the

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first major action, which was part of Lloyd George's attempt to create

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a Welsh army. It affected a huge and -- number of people in Wales.

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He was inspired to write the play by the work of two Welsh poets who

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fought at Mametz Wood, David Jones and Llewelyn Wyn Griffith,

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But he's also created three fictional characters to help retell

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the stories he found in letters and accounts from others who were there.

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Those are the stories that need to be retold, they need to be

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refreshed. The tragedy of young boys being sent into that kind of warfare

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which was a war I don't think anyone realised what they were being sent

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into, and having to face this awful prospect of knowing they would have

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to go over the top at some point. There was a very high chance if they

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did they would either die or be very seriously wounded.

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To help bring their stories to life, the actors visited France

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We saw the memorials of the boys and all the soldiers who were there. It

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was quite shocking. I was quite shocked by how many names. It was a

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massive memorial. There were names printed, in tiny letters, all the

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way down the walls. It gave the reality of how terrible it was.

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Some of the men who fought in the battle were from this countryside.

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Using the landscape to help shine a light on their experience is seen

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by the company as a way of paying tribute, and one they hope

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could be replayed in other locations between now and the centenary

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Think Porsche, think high performance sports car.

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In this weather, you'd probably imagine the roof

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A retired doctor from Borth y Gest near Porthmadog has just arrived

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home after driving his Porsche a thousand miles from Germany.

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But then the Porsche in question is his family's 50-year-old tractor,

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Not far to go now across the front and into Porthmadog. Journey's" Dr

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Arthur Niesser. There was one last tailback. His daughter hitched a

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lift for this leg of the adventure. And a big welcome home from friends.

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A glass of champagne was nice waiting. And as for the 50-year-old

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tractor, it appears to have performed just as you would expect

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from German engineering. I was very nervous. Everyday I expected some

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trouble or a breakdown. But we travelled along, 11 mph, slightly

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uphill, downhill, 11 mph. I am really pleased and proud. This

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European odyssey began three weeks ago at Dr Arthur Niesser's

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birthplace in southern Germany. A few eyebrows were raised. Across

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frontiers, through Belgium to Brussels. In London it was straight

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through the middle. The trip was a fundraiser for a charity which

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supports doctors in war zones. At that it was completed in this

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anniversary year of the start of World War I. You imagine telling

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your grandchildren that you drove a Porsche from Germany at 11 mph.

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Incredible. I think it is brilliant. It is good to know he is using his

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retirement to raise funds for doctors. Dr Arthur Niesser says he

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will never forget the countryside he was able to pass at just 11 mph.

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Having taken all this time to get the tractor here, you would think it

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would stay, but it is going back to Germany, where it will be used in Dr

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Arthur Niesser's home village in local events.

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A big change on the way with some rain

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Very warm again today for most of us, though, and humid.

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Highest temperatures in Mid Wales and the south.

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Usk recorded 24 Celsius in the shade.

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There's more dry weather to come tomorrow and it should feel less

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The satellite shows some cloud over Wales today.

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The best of the sunshine in the southwest and most

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So dry this evening and dry overnight although a weak

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cold front will bring a few spots of rain to the north and east.

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Lowest temperatures 12 to 15 Celsius.

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A few rural spots may drop to 10 Celsius.

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So here's the picture for 8am in the morning.

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Dry but in the south and west much cloudier compared to this morning.

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The cloud broken with some sunshine and feeling

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During the day most places will stay dry.

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Cloudy in places but some breaks and sunshine as well.

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Warmer than today in the north and west.

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Slightly cooler in Powys and the south and less humid.

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In Montgomeryshire tomorrow, dry with clouds and sunshine.

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In Torfaen tomorrow, more cloud than sunshine but dry

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Tomorrow night much of the country dry.

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Just the odd spot of rain perhaps in the far west.

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On Thursday, there maybe a little rain for a time but

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otherwise a lot of dry weather and brightening-up with some sunshine.

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However, rain may reach the far south and west by evening.

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And that heralds a change with a trough

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On Thursday night into Friday, rain will spread north.

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Heavy and possibly thundery in places.

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The rain followed by brighter weather and showers.

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So the dry, warm spell breaking down later this week.

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Further rain and showers over the weekend but there should be

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Just not as nice as last weekend and not as warm.

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The headlines from the BBC. The Prime Minister has apologised for

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appointing Andy Coulson has his head of communications after a court

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found the former editor of the News of the World guilty of conspiring to

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hack phones while he was in charge of the paper.

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A university in North Wales has lost its ability to recruit overseas

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students following an investigation by immigration officials. These

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applicants must be tested to prove they can speak English to a suitable

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level but the Home Office says there has been systemic cheating.

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The issue now is what impact the loss of this status by the Home

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Office has on the business plan that has recently been agreed with the

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Welsh government because of the difficulties that everyone has been

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aware of. I'll have an update for at 8pm and

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again at the later time of 11.30pm.

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