24/12/2015 BBC Wales Today

A major investigation is underway to discover the cause of a fire

One person died in the blaze at an electrical workshop.

Firefighters and the police are still at the scene this

lunchtime, from where Roger Pinney reports.

Firefighters were making the building safe but inside the

investigations into what happened were getting away. It will be a

joint enquiry involving the Fire Service and North Wales Police. The

fire happened at this workshop behind me where an electrical

appliances were repaired. All around here Holmes and flat has to be a

evacuated. Last night as they tackled the blaze, firefighters

found the body inside the workshop, a tragedy in the run-up to

Christmas. Last night we spent the evening dealing with the fire,

dampening down and bringing out the brief. There is an investigation

going on this morning and until that is completed, we cannot give an

indication of what has caused the fire. Flowers have been left as a

mark of respect. The card speaks of the sorrow of the loss of a lovely

man but officially it may be some time before the victim is

identified. The search for a 21 year old man

who went missing after a night out in Swansea has

entered its fifth day. Jordan Miers went out on Saturday

evening and was reported missing on Sunday afternoon

after failing to return home. Divers have been searching a stretch

of the River Tawe where Jordan The Archbishop of Wales

will use his Christmas sermon to say that rows over the number

of refugees being allowed into the UK shows

a lack of humanity. Doctor Barry Morgan will say that

Britain has lost it's sense of proportion in relation

to the crisis -- and will urge politicians to put themselves

in the shoes of others. The numbers of refugees

we have to accept - people refugees in

the first instance. It is because mothers

believe the boats are safer They don't want to be refugees,

they have been forced out of Syria because of the violence

of the regime and because of A study is being launched to try

and prove the age of some The surviving wooden gates

at the 12th century Hay Castle will be tested as part

of the project. Experts will take timber samples

to pinpoint the age of the building. Police are investigating

after thousands of pounds worth of festive food was stolen

from a farm shop near Cardiff. Thieves broke into a refrigerated

trailer at the Caesars Arms in Creigiau and stole 40 turkeys,

along with ribs of beef and smoked salmon, leaving dozens of families

facing the prospect of no Christmas We have done this for a few years

and we think they came in from that car park it was dark in the night.

They came through the chicken house, kicked the gate in, came up the

back. It is the poor people who want Turkey 's but fortunately they have

not won because we managed to replace them. It is quite emotional,

the girls were crying in the shop because we do not want to let people

down. Time for the Christmas Eve

weather forecast now - If you are popping out for some

Christmas shopping this afternoon, take an umbrella because there are

showers around and they are quite heavily in places with some snow on

the Brecon beatings beacons. Feeling chilly with the gusty breeze. For

Christmas Eve night, Father Christmas will need to watch out for

some rain showers. The wind will ease and a chilly night with some

ground frost. Tomorrow, Christmas Day, a dry and bright start but it

will not last with more rain on the way. The winds will pick up and

after a chilly start it will turn milder again. Temperatures will rise

as 13 or 14 Celsius. Boxing Day, it will continue mild and windy with

further outbreaks of rain and drizzle, the rain heaviest in the

West and North West, particularly on the mountains with a risk of

flooding. Sunday, dry and remaining mild and stop south to southeasterly

winds. That is all from me, I wish you a very happy Christmas. And

definitely no white Christmas. We will be back at 6:30pm but from as

now, enjoy your Christmas Eve and we will see a bit later on. Goodbye.