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though on Monday, we will see increasing amount of cloud and rain

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pushing across the country. Almost 400 workers may be made

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redundant from the Avana bakery in Newport.

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Just a few weeks after it gained new owners, today Caney news that people

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at this site feared. On trial for fraud - charity

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boss Naz Malik takes the stand. He told a court he doesn't

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believe he's done anything wrong. Fire-fighters clear the River Usk

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after fly-tippers make rescues Now a new weapon to crackdown

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on offenders. Rounding up opinion

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on the referendum. How would you feel about sharing the

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pound with an independent Scotland? The last of the season docks

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at Holyhead, bringing hundreds We are coming from Luxembourg on the

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cruise ship. So far, we have a very good time and the weather is very

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nice. There are concerns tonight that

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nearly 400 workers could be made redundant from the Avana Bakery

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in Rogerstone in Newport. It comes just weeks after

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the company was sold, raising hopes Our reporter Paul Heaney is

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at the bakery for us this evening. Thank you. As you said, just a few

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weeks ago, there was some optimism that the hundreds of jobs here at

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the bakery in Newport could be saved but at that time there was some

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notes of pessimism as well. People were wondering whether it really was

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feasible to keep 550 people working here and at midday today, I

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understand, many employees were told they would be made redundant just

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before Christmas. Making hand decorated cakes was big business

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here until the firm lost a key contract with Marks Spencer. A

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massive blow for the site which lost 85% of its order book. In April, 600

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workers were told to expect redundancies. Three months later, a

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cautious welcome was given when the site was sold to two former

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directors but tonight, the main union says up to 390 members of

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staff could be made redundant by November. Devastated for the people.

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Really thought they had a hope of new business for the firm. We know

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it is a competitive industry. But we have seen that the industry

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generally is growing across the country. I will be asking questions

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of the Welsh assembly government, who have done their best to help,

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what expertise do they have two help firms like this game new orders? The

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new owners are said to be looking at how they can create their own

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product is rather than working with big supermarkets. But with the loss

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of so many jobs, the fear is today's news could have an effect on the

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wider economy. Joining me now is the local

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councillor, Chris Evans. Thank you for joining us this evening. I am

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sorry it is under these circumstances. What do you

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understand about today's announcement? It does now seem that

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wraps around 300 jobs, if not more, Mike going. That is absolutely

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devastating news. These are loyal workers that have done nothing apart

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from continued to do their jobs to the best of their ability. It is

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absolutely devastating. Is it disappointing the company have not

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given more information and stated their intentions? We have tried

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getting in touch with them, without any joy. A few months ago, when

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there was some hope, I did suggest caution then. And it does seem, and

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this gives me no pleasure to say, that our worst fears have been

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realised and yes, food utopia perhaps should have come clean

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earlier. For the employees left here, what hope is there for them?

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This is a very challenging environment to operate in. I cannot

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speak. I am not a cake manufacturer. But I do know that the Welsh

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assembly have tried to do things but you cannot magic at borders. Who

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knows what the future holds? But these workers need to know they have

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done nothing wrong. Good more support have been given by the City

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Council or the Welsh assembly government -- could more as a mark

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the Welsh assembly has been advocating on behalf of the workers.

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It is just one of those impossible situations but I must say that I

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think the company should have come clean sooner. Thank you very much

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for your time, Chris. All that is left to say this evening is that

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maybe a bit of a repeat sentence from one we were here a few weeks

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ago that this is an incredibly difficult operating environment. And

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I guess this is what happens when people try to make things work when

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they have many employees to look after.

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The former chief executive of a race equality charity has told

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a court at his trial he didn't do anything wrong.

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Nasir Malik denies three counts of fraud relating to his time

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at the All Wales Ethnic Minority Association.

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Today he took to the stand for the first time at Swansea Crown Court.

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Over a 12 year period, AWEMA receive public funding from the Welsh

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Government, the European Union and the big lottery fund to promote

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equality across an increasingly diverse country. But it is alleged

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that the charity 's chief executive fraudulently used some of that money

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to reduce his personal debts by nearly ?12,000. He is also accused

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of dishonestly arranging for AWEMA to pay for a life assurance policy

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taken out on behalf of his wife. This morning, Naz Malik arrived at

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Swansea Crown Court to tackle those allegations head-on. Asked about one

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of the checks he is alleged to have used fraudulently, he said the money

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was to cover expenses. He said he had submitted all receipts to the

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financial director. The jury heard he had then failed to process the

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paperwork. Naz Malik told the court it was him who suggested he should

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take one of the pre-signed cheques kept in the office for emergencies

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and give it a value of ?2500. Naz Malik 's barrister asked his client

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if he thought he had done anything wrong. No, I did not, was the

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confident reply. He was then asked if he had considered he was

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defrauding his employers. I did not, not for one moment. Did you consider

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you were doing anything dishonest? I did not come and not for one moment.

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Naz Malik, who was born in Kenny, gave similar answers when asked

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about a second pre-signed blank cheque he is alleged to have taken.

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Naz Malik insisted the finance director was present that day. And

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was aware that the cheque of the sum of more than ?9,000 was being used

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to cover further expenses. Asked about the life assurance policy, Naz

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Malik said the charity had been working towards introducing a

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pension scheme for many years. He said he took it as read that any

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pension arrangement would include a death in service benefit. He

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believed he had permission to sort out his own pension policy to be

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paid for I AWEMA. Naz Malik denies three counts of fraud and he will

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return to the witness box tomorrow. A teenager has been jailed

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for 16 years for raping a woman Newport Crown Court heard how

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18-year-old Lee-Joseph Dickson forced his way into her home

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when she answered the door The judge described it

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as a "horrifying attack." Two more nurses have been arrested,

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in connection with an investigation into allegations

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of wilful neglect at the Princess The women, who are from the area,

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are 29 and 40. It means five nurses have been

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arrested in total - one, Rebecca Jones, has pleaded guilty to

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nine counts of wilful neglect Almost half of Welsh voters think

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public spending in Scotland should be cut if there's

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a No vote in the country's That's according to new research

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which also found that more than half of Welsh and English voters were

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opposed to Scottish independence. Our political correspondent

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Daniel Davies has more. Barry Island, where generations of

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day-trippers have been emptying their pockets into the amusement

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arcades. And the pound in your pocket is a crucial part of the

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debate on Scottish independence. The government there wants to share the

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pound as part of a currency union with the rest of the UK. Now a

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survey has asked what the rest of Britain thinks about that. If

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Scotland goes Independent, 44% of Welsh people said they would not

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want to share the pound. Feelings were stronger in England, where 53%

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were opposed. If Scotland votes no, 48% of people in Wales say public

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spending should be cut. Once again, England took a tougher line, 56%

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said Scottish spending should fall to the UK average. Losing Scotland

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will be a loss, of course. I would rather be a united country with

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Scotland being part of it. Leaving will I think open the gates for all

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sorts of things around the world. I think they can do it. If Wales could

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do it, they would. And they would not eat it -- need England. But they

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will not let them do it. Wales should be part of a strong United

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Kingdom. Standing shoulder to shoulder, working to improve

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everyone's lives across this union. Having this referendum is a positive

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thing for Wales. A yes vote in Scotland would be a positive thing

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for Wales. Wales would not be competing with Scotland for

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political or financial drought, for example. Wales would be building a

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strong relationship with Scotland, I am sure. This research suggests

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English voters are more likely to want to give Scotland a rough ride,

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according to the academics that have commissioned it. Welsh voters are

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more accommodating. They say, weenie to make this work. The approach in

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England is pretty tough, almost punitive. If you are going, go, and

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it is your problem from now on. The opinion polls show the no campaign

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is in the lead but a potentially crucial number of Scottish voters

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have not made up their mind. Four weeks tomorrow, they will decide

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whether independence is a safe bet or too much of a gamble.

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So, Dan, people in Wales and England don't see eye to eye on

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On whether or not Scotland should be independent, they do agree, this

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survey tells us, that I and large, most people like the UK the way that

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it is. But beyond that, they do not see eye to eye on the question of

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what should happen after the referendum. There are big

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differences. English people for example much more likely to say that

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if there is a no vote then Scottish MPs, powers of voting should be

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limited at Westminster. If there is a yes vote, English people much less

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likely to say that we should help them joined the European Union or

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NATO. It could be because we have had our own brand of devolution in

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Wales, Welsh people are little bit more relaxed about all of this. What

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do you see as the significance of this survey? The no campaign

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Scotland has made a series of promises saying that if you vote no,

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there will not be a cutting public spending, we will not change the

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status of Scottish MPs. We know from this survey that actually the

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majority of voters in Britain do not agree with that. It could be that

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may be any future that is something we need to take account of in Wales,

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how do English people feel when people in Wales start talking about

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devolving more powers and more money to Cardiff? Interesting, thank you

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very much. A Welsh Liberal Democrat Activist,

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who was one of the women who made a complaint

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about Lord Rennard, has criticised the party for failing to take action

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against the former chief executive. He was suspended

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following sexual harassment claims. However, they couldn't be proved

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beyond reasonable doubt and the disciplinary action has now

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been dropped. Alison Goldsworthy says

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the party should be ashamed. Western Power Distribution has

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announced its preferred route to connect the power generated

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by two wind farms in the The 19 miles of cable extends

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from Llandyfaelog, with just over four miles of cabling

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passing underground beneath A final consultation will be

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carried out in the autumn. There are more than 36,000 incidents

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of fly-tipping in Wales every year, a crime which costs tax payers

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millions of pounds. But now local authorities here are

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using mobile technology to It means Wales could be the first

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country in the UK to have a It's a corner

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of Newport they know only too well. Today a team

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of waste enforcement officers from the council trawl through

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the latest rubbish dumped in one They scour the site for clues,

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personal information on letters or scraps of paper - anything that can

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lead them to the people who dumped In Wales, there are 100 incidents of

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fly-tipping every single day. And it costs the Welsh taxpayer more than

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?2 million to clear it all up. But seven local authorites in Wales,

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including Newport, are now using these handheld GPS devices to track

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cases of flytipping. It records the location and type

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of waste that's been dumped - and feeds that information

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into a central database, so offices can find out where there's a crime

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and how often it's being commited. It's a handheld system

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for gathering intelligence. It is a real tool in terms of

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installing culverts and -- surveillance techniques. We need the

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justification. That will give us that.

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Less than a mile away, fire crews are dredging the banks of the

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They're painstakingly removing detritus that's been dumped

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in the river, usually at night - everything from bicycles to railings

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In the past four years, emergency services have had to rescue 86

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people from this stretch of the river, but flytipping has made

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It could cause someone to die in the river. Any delay of Cruise getting

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in the water could result in a fatality.

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Fly-tipping is nothing new, but it appears to be exacerbated

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by the scaling down of kerbside collections in many

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local authority areas and the closure of some recycling centres.

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Every council has environmental targets to meet -

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the challenge is hitting those targets with a shrinking budget.

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I generally feel that the major problem in many respects his

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resources for authorities. But education for the general public,

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how can we all contribute. Last month new guidlines

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on flytipping came into force Anyone convited

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of illegal dumping could now face far stiffer fines, running into the

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millions for the most serious cases, It's a sign that authorites are now

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prepared to clamp down on flytipping So to come, we will have a will fall

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weather forecast plus a Welsh welcome for the cruise ship tourists

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in Holyhead to give a big boost to the economy.

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Tomorrow tens of thousands of pupils across Wales will get

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Last year, there were celebrations as young people here closed

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So what can we expect from this year's exams?

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Our education correspondent, Arwyn Jones, is here to explain.

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Tens of thousands of pupils have sat GCSE exams this year.

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They're doing so at a time when the very system

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Well, two years ago there was, frankly, a fiasco with thousands

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of English language papers having to be re-graded in Wales

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It led to the first Wales-specific GCSE in English language exams,

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There was a greater emphasis on "reading and writing",

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but headteachers insisted that wasn't made clear enough Over 100

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secondary schools complained of "disappointingly low" results.

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Over 90% of pupils chose to re-sit the exam, far more than usual.

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Earlier this year, our confidence in the system was rocked with the

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fiasco surrounding the WJEC GCSE English qualification. Our

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confidence was rocked. We were given promises, assurances, that the

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results would in the summer reflect our expectations. The promise has

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been made. We're now waiting for the promised to be delivered.

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But the Education Minister, Huw Lewis,

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has said that this year's candidates are not disadvantaged in any way,

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and the results should tally with last year's, unless there's a

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So how much of a comfort is that to this year's cohort,

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I did all right back then. Some of my friends did not do so well. It

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was a problem, I guess. I hope I passed, I fear I failed. Especially

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Welsh. Welch is important around here.

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We'll hear more from Will and Tom as they, and tens of thousands of

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We'll have a full picture of how well students have done

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You can keep up to date on Radio Wales,

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Radio Cymru and online and of course here on Wales Today at 1:30pm.

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Cardiff City have written to Crystal Palace advising them they are taking

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legal action over the leaking of their starting line-up last season.

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We heard earlier this week that Crystal Palace would be fined after

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Cardiff complained they knew the team before the game. BBC Wales

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understands Cardiff are unhappy there has been no apologies is the

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verdict. Football

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and Swansea City have confirmed they have signed Napoli and Argentina

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defender Federico Fernandez. The 25-year-old joined the club

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for an undisclosed fee, thought to be between seven

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and eight million pounds. Fernandez joins

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on a four-year contract and is expected to be included in Swansea's

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squad to face Burnley on Saturday. Wales' women take on England

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tomorrow evening in a World Cup qualifier at the

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Cardiff City Stadium. England currently top

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the Group 6 table, with Wales 5 Wales are unbeaten this year though

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and their captain says it would be a big achievement, if they can make it

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to a major international tournament. I cannot really put it into words.

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It is a long way off. Yes, I think it will be huge for us to be able to

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do something like that and not just for us, but for the whole of the

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nation, to qualify for a major tournament, it would be outstanding.

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Athletics, and another medal for a Welsh athlete representing GB

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at the IPC European Athletics Championships in Swansea.

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18-year-old Olivia Breen picked up bronze

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She said she was particularly pleased as she was still tired

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And Kyron Duke is currently in action in the men's F41 javelin.

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Disappointment and frustration for former world champion

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After being in bronze position for most of the men's F-57 javelin

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But he challenged the decision the foul on his second attempt.

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He believed that would have been enough to win him a medal,

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And in Berlin, Welsh swimmer Jemma Lowe picked up

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She was part of the world-record-beating 4x100

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Meanwhile Georgia Davies is through in the 100 metre backstroke,

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and Jazz Carlin has qualified for the 800 metres freestyle final.

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And finally cricket and Glamorgan 's final limited overs match of the

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summer, they are playing Sussex. The luxury cruise industry is big

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business in Wales, with more than 20,000 visitors

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arriving at our ports each year. Holyhead can accommodate the biggest

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ships and today it's been home for Matthew Richards joined

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the passengers of the Crystal Symphony, as they spent

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the day in North Wales. Waving hello to Wales, the

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travellers aboard this luxurious, but comparatively small ship made

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their way to various locations to sample everything from history to

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holes on the nearest golf course. It's a whistle stop tour on a seven

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day cruise around the British Isles for people from 30 different

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countries, predominantly the USA. A lotta people are not backed Ilia

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with Wales. They want to experience the culture and the countryside. And

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then we are heading up to Liverpool tomorrow, and a lot them will be be

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going to Edinburgh. The 800 passengers and crew will be spending

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12 hours in Holyhead. Many will explore the tourist facilities that

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this area has two offer. They would be going to various places in Wales.

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But also staying on the island, there are tours. We also cater for

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those foot passengers, independent passengers, who like to wander into

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Holyhead. The wanderers were given

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a crash course in Welsh culture from traditional

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dancing in the high street, And others paid a visit to

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the local museum, where our maritime history makes it

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mark on these 21st century sailors. We are very much the first port of

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call for these cruise ships. It allows the people of Holyhead to

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give people from all over the world they've positive impression. We also

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enjoy the financial bounty that they bring in.

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While they're making a contribution to the local economy, what,

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I am a net for ancient architecture. I love places that have been around

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for a long time. I enjoy seeing the old buildings and the way that the

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old town is used to be put together. We were in the church, a very nice

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concept. But honestly, we do not know so much about the Welsh.

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It may have been the first visit to Wales for many of her passengers,

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but the council wants to make sure it wont be the last.

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Well, looks like our visitors had pretty good weather up in Holyhead.

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Last night was unusually chilly, especially inland. Temperatures well

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below the average. The air has come from the Arctic. There are more

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chilly nights to come. This evening, much of the country dry. Clear for a

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time. Some more cloud and scattered showers turning up later on to Mike.

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Another chilly night. 11 Celsius on the West Coast. This is the picture

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for 8am. Most of the country dry up this stage. Some sunshine but I do

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not think it will be dry everywhere. Some showers are likely in the far

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south-east, moving in from the Bristol Channel. These will clear.

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Dry and bright for a time, however more cloud and showers will spread

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across the country in the afternoon. Heavy in places. The breeze picking

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up. Top temperatures 13 Celsius. The Denbigh and fringe show is taking

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place tomorrow and most of the day should be dry. Tomorrow, rain moving

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to the south. Then into Friday, some dry and bright weather. Some lovely

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sunshine but also a sprinkling of showers moving their way to the

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south. Into the weekend, some fine weather and sunshine on Saturday.

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Saturday night could turn pretty cold. They risk of ground frost in

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the countryside. Most of Sunday should be dry and bright but rain is

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expected to arrive during the evening. And at the moment, bank

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holiday Monday looks a bit of a write-off. Low pressure bringing a

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dose of wind and rain. Make the most of the dry weather.

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A reminder of our top story. Nearly 400 workers could be made redundant

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from the Avana bakery in Newport. It comes just weeks after the company

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was sold, raising hopes that jobs could be saved. Unfortunately, there

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will now be the knock-on effect other with jobs. This is a large

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factory. We know that there will be a number of jobs lost through the

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supplier. That is all for now. We will have more at 8pm and 10:25pm.

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Good night.

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