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Stephen Crabb is about to discover if he is still in the race to be the

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next Prime Minister. I am live at Westminster as the Tory MPs get

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their leadership result. It is kind of difficult

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to get your head around, We're in a pub to find out what's

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next for Ukip in Wales now How scientists here make

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a breakthrough which could revolutionise how prostate

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cancer is treated. Good evening from Lyon,

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where Wales are counting down to their historic semifinal

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against Portugal tomorrow. But the journey may not be easy

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for fans, with French air traffic Back home, we've been

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to Joe Allen's old school in Pembrokeshire,

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where Wales' success And Chris Coleman says whatever

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happens, the team can deliver more The experience they are

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going to have to get together in the next two,

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four, six years, long after I am here most of these players will be

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here and there is success The votes are being counted

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in the first round of the contest to choose a new leader

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of the Conservative Party Stephen Crabb is one of five

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candidates in the race The Home Secretary Theresa May

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is seen as the frontrunner. Of the 11 Tory MPs in Wales,

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five are backing Mr Crabb, three Mrs May and one

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is supporting Michael Gove, The candidate who finishes

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last today is eliminated Live to Westminster now

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for the latest with our parliamentary correspondent,

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David Cornock. What is the latest? I can now update

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you with the figures. Theresa May topped the poll. Andrea Leadsome

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came second with 66. Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary, came third.

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Stephen Crabb got 34 votes and Liam Fox, the former Defence Secretary,

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got 16 and he is now eliminated. I am now joined by Craig Williams from

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Cardiff North and Chris Davies from Brecon and Radnorshire. What do you

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make of the result? It is exactly as we expected. It is nice to see an

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opinion poll that was right for a change. That was where we expected

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him to be. When I spoke to Theresa May, I could see that she had all

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the numbers she needed. I decided today to support Michael Gove. Craig

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Williams, Stephen Crabb got 34 votes, fourth place, will he now

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pull out? I cannot say that for him. It is a good result for him today. I

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think it is more than were publicly declared. We will be meeting shortly

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and talking through the options. Liam Fox will now drop out. And

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there will be another ballot on Thursday. But I am pleased. Stephen

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Stephen Crabb has done himself no harm. But he has not got the

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experience and he is 130 votes shy of Theresa May. He is in charge of

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the Department for Work and Pensions. It is the biggest budget.

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It is equivalent of Portugal 's GDP. It is a massive depart and add not

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just that, he has had that vision of unity and opportunity that went very

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well anyhow stings. He really delivered and he has opened a debate

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about one nation conservatism. Whatever the result, he will be a

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main figure in the government. It looks like our next Prime Minister

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will be a woman. It may well be and I'm sure it will be but I think we

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had five excellent candidates. I happily see anyone of them... We

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know it will not be Liam Fox but I would happily serve under any of the

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remaining four. We will let you go back to your respective campaigns.

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Thank you very much for joining us. Lots for the defeated candidates to

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consider. A reminder that Liam Fox automatically drops out. Stephen

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Crabb now has to decide whether he wants to continue in the next

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ballot, which will be on Thursday. So that's the Tory party,

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lets turn our attention to Ukip. What's the party for now

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the referendum is done and dusted? The leader of Ukip at the Assembly

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insists there will still be life for the party in Wales

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after Nigel Farage in the wake Neil Hamilton says the party's aim

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now was to replace the Labour party by representing forgotten voices

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and to act as a night watchman But with the UK having

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decided to leave the EU, our political editor Nick Servini

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asks where next for the party. Whether it is addressing the Welsh

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party faithful at conferences or out on the stump addressing the public,

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Ukip led by Nigel Farage has created political waves across Wales in

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recent years. It culminated in the election of a handful of Ukip

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Assembly Members and a power base of sorts in Cardiff Bay. So how will

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the party fare without him? Neil Hamilton, himself no lover of Nigel

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Farage, believes its role in the New Year is to build on the Brexit vote

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to take on Labour. We can take the place of those who have been

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forgotten by the metropolitan elite, who are not interested in their

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hopes and aspirations, who'd talk down to them and insult them. In

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recent months, there has been no mistaking the views of Paul Taylor.

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Paul, his wife and one of his regulars told me what they believed

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the future for Ukip is after achieving a Brexit. I think it is an

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alternative party. A lot of people have obviously voted for Ukip, so it

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can still go on. It became much larger than Europe and if the people

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had gone that way because of the diminishing value of the Labour

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Party in Wales and the north-east, then people have voted at the ballot

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box for an alternative party. Can it survive without him? It is the

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common sense party. We all talk the same language. It is the common

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sense party. Ukip has never lacked confidence that this referendum

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result has given it a deep-seated belief that it is in touch with

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drinkers in pubs like this in former industrial areas in a way that none

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of the other parties are. It may have lost its talismanic leader, it

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may have achieved its greatest goal in life, but despite all of this, it

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would appear it is far from the end of the road for Ukip.

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A man who drowned after a weed-spraying buggy toppled

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into a lake at a golf resort in Newport died accidentally,

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Oliver Floyd got trapped, after the vehicle, driven

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by his father, lost traction and overturned in a lake

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on the Celtic Manor's 2010 course last March.

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His family says they plan to take legal advice.

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A crash which led to the death of a father and his unborn baby son

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was 'utter carnage', a jury in Cardiff has heard.

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Simon Lewis died in the collision on Lamby Way on New Year's Eve.

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His son was delivered three days after the crash but later died.

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Kyle Kennedy denies causing death by dangerous driving,

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but admits causing death by careless driving.

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Hundreds of Wales football fans travelling to France for the Euro

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2016 semifinal have been affected by French air traffic

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The strike was announced ahead of Wales' game

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It's a sentence I never thought I'd say - this is where Wales will play

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the semifinal of Euro 2016 tomorrow night.

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59,000 fans will be here tomorrow night.

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It's a game no-one wants to miss, but tonight fans have been left

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panicked, after more than 200 flights to and from France

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were cancelled, the result of the latest strike by air

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Well, Chris Coleman held his last press conference before the game.

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Wales' success is big news in Europe and beyond.

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Iwan Griffiths now on preparations 24 hours before the biggest

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The stadium was opened in January and now ready to host the Welsh team

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in a semifinal of a major footballing tournament for the first

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time in history. The heroes who have made the improbable a reality took

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sometime this afternoon to savour the moment. They are part of

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something special and there is more to come. Everybody thinks that the

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end of this tournament is the end of this little journey and it is not.

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This bunch of boys, there is more to come. The experience, they are going

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to have to get together in the next two, four, six years, long after I

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am here, most of these players will be here. There is success in this

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team. Portugal are yet to win a match in this competition within 90

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minutes. Wales on the other hand have four wins out of five. But

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stepping out and into the pressure of a major semifinal will be a new

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experience for Chris Coleman 's men. Portugal have come this far in four

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of the previous European tournaments. They have reached the

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final just the once. Portugal must win this game. If they win, they go

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to the final and if they do not, it is good to be a disaster. At 27

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Celsius, the sun welcomed the fans to Lyon. Handed to have not arrived

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have been affected by cancelled flights because of French air

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traffic control strikes. Though it appears transport problems or any

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other obstacles will not stop supporters from getting to the

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party. When we get to the final, it is my granddaughter 's christening.

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I have been given special dispensation to come to the final.

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We wanted to go to the party, we are actually on the top table, it is

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amazing. We will pay for it in the end, back to work, no more leave for

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the rest of the year but who cares? Back at the stadium, Ben Davies and

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Aaron Ramsey were treading the turf today, knowing they will not play a

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part in the semifinal, both suspended. The manager has faith in

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the squad, despite this significant loss. Aaron Ramsey 's performances

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in this tournament have been incredible. Definitely one of the

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best players in the tournament. I am not being biased in my opinion. But

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he is. Ben Davies, young defender, he has been absolutely fantastic. So

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the boys, whoever they are, to come in, I have no worry about them

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whatsoever. I have every confidence in all of them. They have got to go

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and enjoy the occasion. Between Wales and a date in Paris on Sunday

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night stand the talents of Cristiano Ronaldo. Up against him, a Real

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Madrid team-mate in Gareth Bale. He says the game is more than a duel

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between the stars. A win for Wales tomorrow and I am sure that they

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will be plenty of celebrations here, but it is unlikely we will see the

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players' children joining them on the field.

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We've seen Gareth Bale chase his daughter after previous

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games, other children taking penalties after the games.

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A spokesperson for the tournament said, "It is a European Championship

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Wales' football team have been given the royal seal of approval

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During a visit to Criccieth, he was asked if he had a message

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Any message for the Welsh football team tomorrow night, sir?

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I am sure they have got a very good chance.

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The king of the commentary box now. I bet you never thought you would be

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commentating on Wales at the business end of a major tournament.

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When the squad arrived in France, people said, how far could they go

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and I really did not know? I wondered whether they would be out

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at the group stage but nobody could expect this. Other than maybe the

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players themselves. Let's have a quick word about Portugal. They have

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reached at least the quarterfinal stages in each of the last five

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tournaments. A big threat? They are a big threat. When you have

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Cristiano Ronaldo in your side, you must be a big threat. It is quite

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interesting, they have not won a game yet in 90 minutes. But they

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have found a way and their coach was saying, I would rather win ugly than

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not win at all. They are still there. We know that Aaron Ramsey and

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Ben Davies are both suspended. What are the options available to Chris

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Coleman? Aaron Ramsey is a massive loss. He is one of the four Welsh

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players in the French newspaper team of the tournament. Arguably Wales'

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best player. Andy King, Johnny Williams, they could go in there.

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The defensive side, then Davis' absence causes a problem. James

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Collins would be the obvious straight swap. Maybe Chris Gunter

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may move to centre half and Jazz Richards at right wingback. Give as

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a prediction. The more you are with this squad, the more they feel --

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you feel that they have it in them to do some ridiculous. Why stop now?

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Thank you very much indeed. If you want to relive the journey so far,

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there is a special programme after this programme on BBC One Wales

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tonight. More from us tomorrow. Tales from the museum for a future

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generation but do youngsters in care get the start in life they deserve?

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The weather's looking good there in Lyon and not bad back home,

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One man dies from prostate cancer every hour in the UK.

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But scientists from Wales say they've made a breakthrough

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which could revolutionise how the disease is treated.

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Researchers at Swansea University have developed a way

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of targeting cancer cells, using a harmless strain

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It's been proven to shrink the tumours and could pave the way

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for a new generation of cancer treatments.

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One in eight men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime.

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Robert Taylor from Ammanford was diagnosed with the

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I worked for the Tenovus cancer charity for 13 years.

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I should have known that once you reach a certain age,

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Now, scientists believe they have developed a better way

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We normally associate that with food poisoning but researchers

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at Swansea University have modified the bacteria, so it is

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They have altered it in other ways too.

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It can now deliver a drug, a therapeutic molecule,

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Unlike other treatments like chemotherapy, one dose

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The salmonella actively growing and multiplying within the tumour

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in the patient and all the while, producing more and more of these

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therapeutic molecules, so yes, a single dose of the bacteria

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to initiate the treatment should be sufficient.

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The cancer cells have no natural defence against this modified strain

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of salmonella bacteria and once those cancer cells are attacked,

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they are starved of nutrients, so they don't grow.

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Meanwhile, the bacteria starts producing and releasing

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What makes this treatment different is that unlike chemo

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and radiotherapy, it targets only the tumour, leaving

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I do believe that this research is a game changer.

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Given that therapies that currently exist are very toxic and actually

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people can become quite resistant to it as well,

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we feel that this could potentially change the whole way that cancer

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It is such a novel way of treating the disease that Cancer Research UK

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has awarded the team ?200,000 of funding to develop the next phase

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The one thing that is really exciting about this research is that

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if it is shown to be successful in preclinical testing,

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it could be implied to multiple types of cancer, not only prostate

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Using cultured cancer cells in the lab, scientists have proved

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that prostate tumours shrink when they are exposed to this

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modified strain of salmonella bacteria.

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They will be expanding that research in the months to come

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but say their work could pave the way for a new generation

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Children in care still face too many barriers, according to a report

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by the schools inspectorate, Estyn.

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Official statistics show that nearly half of children who are looked

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after by a local authority, are not in education, training

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This compares with around 5% of other children.

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The report does acknowledge schools and local authorities across Wales

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are taking action to help these young people fulfil their potential.

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Sarah Hibbard's been to a summer school run by Cardiff University.

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My name is Dan, I am 16, I have been in care for two years. I have been

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in foster care for the past six years. I have been in the care

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system since 2012. We don't have the parental support that most families

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have. We just end up being moved into a stranger 's house, someone we

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have no idea who it is, and that could cause some emotional

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breakdown. I did not think that any good was going to come from it. I

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did not think anything good whatsoever about it. I thought it

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was a bad thing, being in foster care was bad, you would not get

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anywhere. It would have a negative effect on other people, they would

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stereotypically judge you, you are a bad kid and you will not get

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anywhere in life. The future seems insignificant because you are always

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stuck in the present with the insecurity of whether we are going

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to stay with carers or we are going to be moved to another carer. I was

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not the best behaved in school at the start. They were not really

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helpful. It was after being put into care, that is when the support

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started to come from outside of school as well. Support like this

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summer school run by Cardiff University, encouraging looked after

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children to aspire to go into further education. After the trials

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of their childhood, Liam and Daniel both have their sights set on

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University, ready and is already studying for a degree. I wanted to

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be someone that other children in foster care can look up to and say,

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I want to do what he did, go to university, do that.

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Back to the football and Wales is gearing up for the semifinal

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For those who haven't made the trip to Lyon,

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there are plenty of ways to enjoy the game here.

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Matthew Richards reports on how we'll be watching.

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In the heart of the capital, there is a corner of Portugal. This week,

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football is all the staff and customers can think about. Amazing

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country and amazing people and I wish all the best to Wales and

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Portugal. I love to see Portugal win for my heart but if we lose, I will

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likely Welsh to go to the final and win. I hope Ronaldo scores tomorrow

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and we will be proud of him. We will always be happy regardless of the

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result. I was born in Portugal but at the same time, Wales has been my

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home. Wrexham is home to around 1,500

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Portuguese and while this cultural group seeks to bring both

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nationalities together tomorrow My husband will support Wales. I

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will support Portugal. My daughter says that she will be in the middle.

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To see both countries playing together, it should be a very

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positive atmosphere. The Portuguese we spoke to will be cheering on

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their team but they will be enjoying the game tomorrow night in a low-key

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fashion. If Wales should win and progressed to the finals, the

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celebrations you will be anything but low-key.

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part of the celebrations back home are growing in size

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Screens are being put up from Rhyl to Rodney Parade.

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We have levied a charge and that charge will literally cover the

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costs of the screen, the PA, the ticketing, the support that we have

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had to bring in for this event and the first event will not make any

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money. And with Wales hoping to teach

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Portugal a thing or two the schools which produced some of its key

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players will also be Ruthin's Neil Taylor paid a visit

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to his alma mater before heading to France and Joe Allen's former

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headteacher in Pembrokshire has He stood out for Swansea City, he

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had the big move to Liverpool, but more importantly for us at the

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school, he is representing the country and he is an excellent role

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model for all of our pupils. Whichever side you're on,

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tomorrow's game has all the right ingredients

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for an encounter to savour. The Llangollen International Musical

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Eisteddfod, which was set up to promote peace and harmony

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in the aftermath of the Second World War,

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today celebrates an historic The International Eisteddfod,

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which brings together singers and dancers from all over the world,

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marked the occasion with a ceremony this afternoon at the site

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of the original festival back Here at this Eisteddfod,

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people come together from different countries,

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different religions, different backgrounds, and using the language

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of music, work for peace. And that is something

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that is natural to It is a case of the Welsh people

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using their natural gifts to bring about at least some degree

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of harmony in the world. A lovely day for many of us today,

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but the weather's on the turn, Sue. Yes, eventually. After yesterday's

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cloud and drizzle, it was lied -- largely fine and dry today. It will

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turn cloudy late in the day tomorrow. A ridge of high pressure

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building from the south-west to bring just a brief settled spell. A

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fine evening to come, plenty of clear spells and maybe Sam low cloud

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developing along the south coast. Slightly cooler than last night.

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Tomorrow starts fine and dry with decent sunny spells but it will

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start to turn a bit cloudy from the West at times later. Maybe just a

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few spots of light drizzle. Feeling slightly milder. Temperatures

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reaching the high teens. 19 Celsius in Conwy. If you are heading to

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Lyon, it is looking fine and dry tomorrow. Staying quite warm well

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into the evening. But back home, the high pressure keeping things

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settled, starts breaking down later tomorrow with this front making

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inroads overnight into Thursday. Tomorrow night should stay dry for

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most but increasingly cloudy with a few spots of drizzle starting to

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push in from the north and west. Cloud keeping things milder again

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overnight. Temperatures in the mid-teens. Thursday night. Dry but

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with thicker cloud, a chance of some patchy rain spreading in from the

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north and west. Temperatures holding up at 16 Celsius. And once that high

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pressure has broken down, low pressure will bring a more

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changeable Atlantic influence to the end of the week. Weather systems

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pushing in from the west. Settled on Saturday.

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A reminder of our top story, Theresa May has topped the first round of

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voting by MPs to elect the Conservative Party new leader and

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Prime Minister. Stephen Crabb is still in the race to succeed David

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Cameron after coming forth. Liam Fox was eliminated after finishing last.

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The candidates and their votes cast enough about abroad were as follows,

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Stephen Crabb, 34, Doctor Liam Fox, 16, Michael Gove, 48, Andrea

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Leadsome, 66, Theresa May, 106 D5. Therefore, Doctor Liam Fox, having

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the lowest of votes, has been eliminated from the ballot.

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I'll have an update for you here at 8pm and again

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From all of us on the programme, good evening.

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