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A call for a review of home education,

in the wake of a BBC Wales investigation into the death

from scurvy of a boy from Pembrokeshire.

It does need to be a review under refocusing on guidelines which are

out there, because we do know that home education is an increasing

option for parents. An arena and aquarium will be part

of a mult-imillion pound transformation of Swansea city

centre, leading to 1,700 jobs. Police here say insurance firms need

to do more to spot so-called "crash Our coastline -

battered and eroding. Tonight, one coastal community

finds out if it will be And the 1st Battalion,

the Royal Welsh, welcomes He is a Fusilier and the past, have

needed to once corporal, so he could be the first to make it to corporal.

There are calls tonight for a review of home schooling, in the wake

of a BBC Wales investigation into the death of a boy from scurvy.

Eight-year old Dylan Seabridge, who lived in Pembrokeshire,

was taught at home and was described as "invisible to the authorities".

His inquest heard that he saw no teachers, doctors or dentists

from when he was just 13 months old. India Pollock has this report.

Around 1500 children in Wales are home educated by parents and

guardians. Children do not have to go to school. They have every right

to be home educated that than he did not need to follow the national

curriculum. I was very surprised how easy it was. It was a letter to the

school that he was leaving and they all -- wrote a letter to the local

authority to explain. The only involvement with the local authority

was later, once year, which asked briefly, what I was teaching. Many

parents take their children out of school, but what about those who

never go in the first place. Today, we raised the concerns around Dylan

Seabridge, who only was known to authorities about one year before

his death. A serious case review has said there needs to be changes to

the law with regard to school education home. The needs to be a

review under refocusing on the guidelines with regard to home

education. We do know it is an increasing option for appearance and

none of us want to see these tragedies in the news showing is

that there have been oversights. In the 21st century, it cannot be

beyond us to put these safeguards in place. Some see that we first need

to see all the details right surrounding the case of Dylan

Seabridge before any action is taken. We do have robust guidelines.

I think the difficulty is that in tragic cases like this, it is

invariably something has gone wrong with the procedure. Pembrokeshire

Council see a serious case review of the Fidelity will be published soon.

I have no objections at all to register, if it was used as a

constructive aid to home-schoolers, rather than policing them. The real

Scotsman says it has been consulted widely on the idea of a register but

dropped the idea last year. VC non-statutory guidance will be

published soon. Plans for a multi-million pound

regeneration of Swansea When it starts, it will be

the single biggest construction project in the city since part

of it was destroyed It is hoped it will create 1,700

new jobs in retail and leisure. Since German bombers targeted part

of the city during the Second World War, Swansea has been through

various phases of regeneration. But this is the most ambitious plan to

key city centre sites in front of a unveiling in front of local

businessmen. The car park will be clear that the number of shops,

restaurants and accommodation will be put in. Going here, you can see

the main thoroughfare through the city, linking east with West. Beyond

that, it will be cleared and a number of leisure and tourist

attractions built. The idea is to bring the city closer to the edge of

the water. We have had detailed conversations with the government

and the Department of Trade and Industry of how we could fund this.

We're very confident that we very developers. The company will take

charge of the new look city centre. It hopes to attract major retailers

are some as well as some major brands who are not yet within the

United Kingdom. On the seafront, they will transform the site of the

current centre, which will include apartments, cafes and other query. I

think most people are very excited about something new happening in the

city. It is all about getting people to come and shop in the city because

there is a poet perception that there is nothing there. Bringing

more major brands into the city centre will encourage people back.

At a cost of ?500 million, the new development will create more than

1000 jobs in construction and more than 1700 permanent jobs in retail

and leisure. It will be somewhere really good to visit. It might

attract graduates to stay and other businesses to come here. A lot of

people will hopefully also set up businesses. This comes ten years

after a previous attempt to transform the city centre collapsed.

That is a belief that this viewpoint could be achieved with acrylics five

years. A seventh person has been arrested

and bailed in connection with a fire It happened at Coed Eva

Primary School, in Cwmbran, Six people have previously been

arrested on suspicion of arson The twice-daily flights

between Cardiff and Anglesey have been suspended, prompting questions

about the route's long-term future. LinksAir, the company who have

been running the Welsh government-subsidised service,

say it is out for tender, Insurance companies are not doing

enough to prevent "crash for cash" fraud scams, according

to Gwent Police. Last year, we reported

on the largest scam ever seen in Wales, where 81 people

from Caerphilly County Borough and Cardiff fraudulently

claimed nearly ?2 million. Now, officers have told BBC Wales

that insurance firms need to do more An insurance fraud fiefdom,

based around this off the books This, just one of the crimes

caught on their CCTV. A Landrover driven into a forklift

truck, to make it look like it had This wedding photo from Facebook

formed part of the investigation. Everyone with a blue

arrow was convicted. The bride was one

of the ringleaders. But now Gwent Police

are asking one question - how could damage caused

by a forklift truck or a hammer pass Did insurance companies do enough

to spot this and stop the fraud? Apparently, the insurance companies

just look at one vehicle and the other insurance company will have a

look at the other vehicle and not exchange a common thread.

Jane Lawrence, from Llanbradach, was a victim of the Pengam gang.

They crashed into her and then used a false witness to say

Here is the call fraudster Stephanie Barwood made

A woman has driven into the back of me. She left a note on the back of

the car. It was a terrible time. I never felt so alone. The people that

we pay to help others in these situations literally just turned

their back on me. Direct Line said it had to act

on the information provided The Welsh insurance giant,

Admiral, a victim of the Pengam scam, says they try to examine

reports on both vehicles, Insurance frauds,

like crash for cash, Having brought down one

of the largest insurance fraud gangs ever seen in Britain,

Welsh police now believe insurance firms can do more to clamp

down on it. And you can see more on this,

in Week In, Week Out, A man who owns controversial

photographs of Dylan Thomas has lost a libel action against

the 93-year-old woman who sold Haydn Price sued Gwen Watkins,

from Swansea over the contents of a letter she wrote to the owner

of a publishing company, Our arts and media correspondent

Huw Thomas is in Dublin, She did not travel to Dublin for the

case. She is 93 years old. She and her late husband were close friends

of Dylan Thomas. They had taken some of the photographs which are the

subject of this litigation. He was arguing that the letter he had

written to an American publisher was defamatory. The letter was read out

in court. She called him a bad man who had black internally. She said

has copulate had been infringed by both her and the Welsh government.

Most of the claims were dismissed yesterday. Giving evidence today, he

said that the allegations in the later retro- Regis and fictitious.

The judge said the letter had not been formally published in the eyes

of the law, so no defamation had actually occurred. How it came for

the rates to be signed over by the judge, he said he would not go as

far as to say that Mr Price had taken advantage of Miss Watkins, but

should have been a lot more careful with the way he dealt with an

elderly person. She has been awarded the cost of defending her keys.

Through her solicitor, she said she was delighted that the case had

finally come to an end. Still to come in the programme,

we will have all tonight's sport. The Ospreys aim for a place

in the Champions Cup quarterfinals. And the story of two rival

rugby teams in England, People in a Gwynedd village have

reacted angrily to proposals which they say will mean

it is eventually abandoned Fairbourne was hit by floods in 2014

and, although short-term defences have been built,

the local council says, within 40 years, rising sea levels

could make part of the village Residents came in their

droves to a public meeting today.

So many that some were turned away. Agencies including the local council

and Natural Resources Wales set out their plans, amid

growing local anger. There are people who have the view

that they have lost their life savings. They believe that they are

trapped in a situation that they cannot get out of. Obviously, it is

an older than a village community here. As people's wealth

deteriorates, the need to be able to make decisions that they can find.

The village is not the only one facing the long-term prospect of

disappearing below the waves. The village was built on land reclaimed

from this see a century ago. Defences like these have held back

over the worst of the floods, but there is a worry how much longer the

local authorities can afford to keep the Tate at bay. We need to analyse

all the technical information given to 's. We then need to consult with

the council and all the partners, so that we do get to the best outcome

that we can from the situation. Temporary repairs will be reinforced

later this year. That is a concern in decades to come, future

generations will be unable to do the same.

It has been a week dominated by news of the job losses

at Port Talbot Steelworks, part of a plan to secure

Port Talbot, like so many of our communities, was built

So, how does a community recover when hundreds of jobs are lost?

Caroline Evans has been to one former coal mining

It was dangerous and dirty, but it was a way of life. When the rain

closed, people said that ripped the heart out of the village. 50 years

after the iconic march back to work after the miners strike, have they

found a new reform? Robert, Nova councillor, worked underground. That

is how we ended up. The end of mining here destroyed peoples

confidence, he believes. It has been a long hard road getting the

community motivated. It was very difficult for people to accept there

was not work on the doorstep and they would have to travel. The

needed to be a major investor coming in to rescue the tone. Without major

transport links, that was never happening. They are now looking to

raise education standards. We are trying to be realistic. The area

does not lend itself to huge investment from large companies, but

we can realise that the community as an inspiration in itself and we

could achieve endless results by ourselves and the children should

have aspirations. Life here is hard. 14% are unemployed, 16% in poor

health. And has been in business here all my life. There is nothing

much. People get the money from the post office elsewhere in the do the

shopping out of the area. But she is not giving up. She feels her new

post office may be coming and that would transform the street. My

long-term vision would be strategic infrastructure investment in the

roads, so that people could get another far easier. Housing

investment. But we also need to use the natural fantastic environment,

the mountain walks, the reason for us. The likes of mountain baking

could be hugely attractive. There is also no talk of a national

planetarium on the site of the former meaning mining, but people

say they believe the major hope lies in the people taking control and

treating their own prosperity. Time for tonight's sport now.

Here is Iwan. We are braced for a busy

weekend of European Rugby, which will end with the Ospreys

aiming to reach the quarterfinals Tonight, the Blues host

the Italian side Calvisano. Wales captain Sam Warburton

will make his first appearance since The Scarlets' hopes of progressing

in the Champions Cup are over, but the expectations

are high among Ospreys fans. A victory would seal a place in the

quarterfinals. For us, it is a great opportunity. Going into the last

round of mergers, to be in this competition, this is the situation

be rid of accepted before the start. It is a great opportunity. They do

not come around very often. On to football and Swansea City

coach Alan Curtis has confirmed the club are interested

in re-signing their former striker The Swans, just one point

above the relegation zone, go to Everton on Sunday,

with new head coach Francesco Guidolin in charge

for the first time. He addressed the players on Tuesday.

He talked really passionately about what he expected from the players

and what he would give to them. He was really impressive. He has got a

limited amount of English at the moment.

He is one of Hull's most famous sporting legends,

but Welshman Clive Sullivan is perhaps less well known

Born in Cardiff, he played rugby league for his country and also led

Great Britain to World Cup victory in 1972.

He scored over 100 tries for both Hull FC and Hull KR and he will be

remembered again this weekend, when they meet to compete

One city into rugby league teams who are fierce rivals. They do have one

thing in common, their love of a very special person. We always on a

primitive re-very re-can. He was lost in the city. He always had a

lovely smile. Born in Cardiff in Clive Sullivan 1943, had natural

ability and that shone on the rugby pitch. He try scoring machine for

Hull he was appointed captain of the Great Britain team, the first black

man to captain any British sports team. He captained them to World Cup

victory in 1972. Two years later, he made a shock move and left for the

rivals Hull Kingston Rovers. Once again, he won the hearts of fans.

His name and legacy live on. The two teams will battle it out on Sunday

in a preseason so-called friendly. It is a game established 15 years

ago and the prize, the Clive Sullivan trophy. People wanted to

remember him because he brought a lot of joy to them. The way he

played in the tries he scored down the years. It is likely that after

all this time, he is still remembered and people still talk

about the things he did. Clive Sullivan Died of cancer at just 42

years old. The main road connecting the east and west sides of the city

was named in his memory. He was the connection between both teams, but

there rivalry as they prepare for this weekend 's game is just as

intense as ever. Very intense. This is a fantastic trophy for us to win.

He was a legend of the game. He is remembered very fondly. He loved the

city but he was a proud Welshman as well? When the National anthem was

sung, you could see him gaining a street in height. The people of the

city will remember a Welshman who united them, regardless of the

result this weekend. We have enjoyed countless memorable

games at the Millennium Stadium over the last 16 years,

but it is time to say goodbye. Tonight, Wales head coach

Warren Gatland officially switched on the lights on the new

Principality Stadium sign. The Building Society has

signed a ten-year deal with the Welsh Rugby Union

for naming rights at the stadium. And that is your sport

for this evening. 1st Battalion, the Royal Welsh,

has welcomed its newest recruit, following the death of Taffy,

its ceremonial mascot. Fusilier Llywelyn was selected

from a royal herd of goats on Llandudno's Great Orme and,

today, he had his passing out It has been a big day

for Llywelyn the goat. In front of hundreds

of soldiers from his regiment, he became a full member

of the British Army. Like every other soldier,

he has his army number. He has got his own rank,

which is Fusilier. And he has got his own quarters

within the barracks. For the first time, the media

were allowed to witness It is a military tradition

dating back to 1775, when a wild goat helped lead

the army off the battlefield. For 150 years, the Royal Family has

helped choose each goat. Once again, Buckingham Palace

has endorsed Llywelyn He is a Fusilier and in

the past, the goat has managed to make it up

to the rank of Lance-Corporal. So, you never know, this could be

the first one Like all new new recruits,

he has been put through ten weeks of training,

where discipline At only ten months old,

he is likely to have at least a decade-long career

in the military, starting with the Queen's 90th

birthday celebrations. All in a day's work now for this

new "kid" on the block. Behnaz is here now with

the weather forecast. It is looking pretty mild over the

weekend. We still have a few shorts in the West. Variable amounts of

cloud over. Temperatures not dropping too much overnight. 5-6dC.

Tomorrow, this low-pressure coat towards the West. There will be a

winner from coming in with some rain tomorrow afternoon. But tomorrow

morning is promising. There are some sunshine to look forward to. Varying

creeping in during the course of the afternoon. Making its way north and

east during the course of the day. Most others will see some rain. But

temperatures may want for this time of year, ranging between Lane-. Then

in continuing for a time and becoming patchy into the late

evening and overnight into Sunday. Again, temperatures overnight eat

-been Celsius. On Sunday, sporadic rain three the course of the day.

Another weather front bringing more rain with it in the early part of

next week. So, Saturday the best day. But look at the temperatures.

Ranging between 12-14dC. The average for this time of year is around how

flat. Well above the average, but it is wet, particular umbrella if

you're heading out. Into the start of next week, the unsettled weather

weathers. Temperatures still in double figures, but with the

unsettled conditions, come the wet and windy weather. Make the best of

the sunshine tomorrow morning. We will be back with a quick update

at 8pm and with more after the BBC From all of us on the programme,

have a good weekend. You know Robbie's dead?

Wasn't an accident. You're seeing something

that isn't there. That man may be dangerous.

You are not to go near him again.