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That's all from the BBC News at Six, so it's goodbye from me,

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Our top stories: An emergency mid-air on board an RAF helicopter,

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forced to land in Snowdonia before bursting into flames

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Clouds of thick black smoke was seen billowing from the mountains behind

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me as emergency teams rushed to the scene. I will have the very latest.

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The First Minister's accused of failing to plan properly

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What we want to see is a substance and we don't want to see the same

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old faces on these committees because it cannot be business as

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usual. A show of force on the streets

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of London, but concerns fewer armed police here could leave

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authorities unprepared. In tonight's sport: Fresh

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from success at Euro 2016, Wales and Swansea captain

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Ashley Williams is off An RAF helicopter has caught fire

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on a mountain peak in Snodownia Clouds of thick, black smoke

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were spotted billowing from Yr Aran, just south of Snowdon itself,

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and emergency services Matthew Richards has been

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following the dramatic events. This training exercise involved the

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setting people down on the mountain and picking them back up again when

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it developed mechanical problems and landed. The crew and passengers were

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evacuated and shortly afterwards it burst into flames leading to some

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dramatic images that were taken by members of the public. This was a

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major operation involving multiple agencies. They responded to calls in

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fact an RAF training helicopter had been forced to land on Yr Aran.

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Walkers took pictures and video of the unfolding drama. We were

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intending to go up the mountain it crashed onto. Later on, it got a bit

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vicious and the flames were getting high. The smoke was really black.

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You could smell the fumes in the air. I didn't pay too much attention

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to it originally and as we got a little bit further up you could see

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the lows of smoke them out. It is not what you expect to see every day

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on the mountain. They were five people on board the helicopter. A

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sixth person was on the ground at the scene and all were rescued

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safely. You could see a big ball of flames which was not very nice to

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watch and a lot of smoke. Fortunately my daughter spotted they

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were people standing to the side so she saw that people were not on

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board the helicopter. We just sat there and watched the smoke for a

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while. Enquiries are now under way to establish the cause of the

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incident and RAF teams will ensure that the wreckage will be

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investigated. I was speaking to a member of the mountain rescue teams

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and they were saying they have had a busy month. This time last year they

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dealt with 30 incidents but this year they have had to deal with 20

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incidents so far in August. They are in rescue mode and that has helped

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with the operation today. This was an event that was very unexpected

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but it all seemed to work out given this could have been much more

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serious. There are a lot of people on the mountain is taking a walk

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during the summer holidays and this could have been a tragic event for

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passers-by and people on the helicopter. It is now a question for

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the MOD to work out exactly what happened here and try and find some

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matters to make sure something like this never happens again.

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What will Wales' future look like outside the EU?

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That's the main question a group the Welsh Government is bringing

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However, more than six weeks on from the referendum

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the First Minister has been accused by the Welsh Conservatives

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And tonight a former Welsh Government advisor has called

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for a new job, a Minister for Brexit, to be created here.

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With more, here's our political correspondent, Daniel Davies.

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It wasn't the referendum result Carwyn

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Jones wanted but now he has to make the best of Brexit. The first task

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is to steady the ship. The First Minister wants the advice of

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experts, is this leader is and trade unions. The owner of this marina in

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Cardiff says his Mrs need certainty. We are investing substantially right

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now and we are looking over our shoulder wondering what other

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customers bases looking like and how the bankers are feeling. We think it

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is a good business environment in the UK but for a lot of people we

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need to see that certainty developed. On the journey towards

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Brexit it is the UK Government that will be at the helm but Carwyn Jones

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says he doesn't trust Whitehall to stand up for Welsh interests.

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Particularly when it comes to protecting Welsh funding and access

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to the single market. In the past month the Welsh Government has

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hosted Brexit meetings with the new Prime Minister. Claims from the

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opposition it -- its response to the referendum has been too slow and not

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true they say. It ignores all the things that have happened already.

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This is a long haul business. These negotiations are not even going to

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begin in earnest until next year and will take two years after that. It

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is important we prepare ourselves for that lengthy journey. We knew

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they were going to be one or two decisions made on June 23 and he has

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been slow. This looks like a press release because he can't give any

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names or organisations and as I said I think it could be business as

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usual with the same old faces around the table. One former adviser says

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the new committee can help but Wales needs its own dedicated Brexit

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Minister. The Welsh Government will have two pulled together all of the

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considerations affecting different policy areas and departments to make

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sure that we present a coordinated case. I think that may well require

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a minister with a dedicated staff to do that. No formal responses have

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been received yet either Welsh Government from those it has invited

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to join the advisory group. Carwyn Jones hopes that whoever joins will

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add weight to his call for Westminster and Brussels to listen

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to Wales. A search for two teenagers who've

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been missing off the Gwynedd coast for more than 48 hours has

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been called off. Waseem Muflihi and Yahya Mohammed

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disappeared in the sea at Barmouth beach after getting into difficulty

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on Sunday afternoon. Our reporter Matthew Murray

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has the latest. An extensive aid, land and sea

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search came to an end last night for the two missing teenage boys. Waseem

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Muflihi and Yahya Mohammed are feared to have drowned after

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swimming off Barmouth Beach on Sunday. They were part of a large

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group of several hundred visiting from Birmingham on a day trip

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organised by members of the Yemeni community. Today people from that

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community said they wanted the search to go on. We urge the rescue

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team to put more effort into this. The family need to get their

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children back. This is affecting their daily life and health. This

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footage from the RNLI shows just how rough the conditions were for the

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search. On Sunday they were choppy waters and high winds and last night

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that search continued along the shoreline. This was a large-scale

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search last night. Rescue teams were in their numbers here on the

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shoreline but also covered a vast area. Today rescuers said the search

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for the boys had been stood down. Coastguard officers will continue to

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patrol the area. Meanwhile, a search for a man,who

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was swept from rocks into the sea on the same day at Mwnt near

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Cardigan has also been suspended. Dyfed Powys Police have confirmed

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the missing man is a 23-year-old, UKIP members in Wales will vote

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on whether their leader should be allowed to continue as both

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an Assembly Member and an MEP. Nathan Gill was threatened

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with expulsion from the party if he did not resign

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from one of his two But UKIP's ruling National

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Executive Committee has now decided to put the matter

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to the party's membership. Cities across Europe

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have been on high alert following recent terror attacks

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in France and Belgium. At a time when there's

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an increased threat level there are questions tonight over

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whether there are enough police The Police Federation says numbers

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have fallen and that could leave officers vulnerable and unprepared

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in the event of a terror attack. Scotland yard marksman trained

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to confront armed terrorists Since last week the first

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of 600 more armed officers are patrolling there,

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but what about elsewhere? When Nato came to town two years ago

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Wales looked armed to the teeth. Weapons were on show

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for a global security summit. But the number of armed response

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officers trained to fire guns on any You will receive one 60 second

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exposure of the target. Back in 2009 there were 291

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authorised firearms But that figure has dropped to 224

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officers up to March this year. They were involved in nearly 900

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firearms operations last year but only seven

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firearms were ever used. We are now at a level of firearms

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officers we have never seen before in North Wales because we can tap

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into the resources of Obviously, that is a plus

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and I would like to think there are enough officers to be

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on call and on stand-by should any There have been numerous terrorist

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attacks in the last few months including in Nice that

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left 85 people dead. But the threat has been

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felt closer to home. A few years ago shopping outlet

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McArthur Glen near Bridgend was one of several targets

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for a terrorist attack. So how do the public feel

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about the drop in firearms officers? I would be happy for them to be

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armed in a situation where their lives are threatened

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and everybody else's These are worrying times but to arm

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everybody up to the eyes is probably While some experts welcome

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the debate on firearms there's caution over whether it is the best

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use of resources. What we need to be investing

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in is something that is That means we need to be thinking

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more widely around community policing and thinking about how

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we can improve our communication, our engagement and information

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gathering with communities but also So as London police officers take

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to the river, the challenge for counterterrorism chiefs is how

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they can best protect You're watching Wales Today.

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Plenty still ahead. The Wales captain on the verge

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of swapping Swansea for Everton. And a world away from the riches

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of the Premier League, Wales' last remaining handball

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court and hopes the sport The company behind plans to build

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a new nuclear power station on Anglesey has promised ?1 million

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to help fund a new engineering Horizon Nuclear Power says it's

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giving the money to Coleg Menai to ensure that local young

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people have the skills The Wylfa Newydd Power

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Station project has yet A charm offensive from Horizon

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at the Anglesey Show today. The event is a showcase

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for the island and Horizon insists it will play an important part

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in Anglesey's future. But for now this video game

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is the closest we can get Looking at all of this

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you would think the Wylfa Newydd project is a done deal,

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but far from it. That is the planning process to go

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through and no agreement has been Even if everything ran smoothly,

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the earliest construction Even so, Horizon is

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already recruiting. These three apprentices are due

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to start in September. School leavers training for skilled

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jobs on their doorstep. I don't think people understand how

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big it actually is. There are not many opportunities

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on the island for stuff I hope to pursue in the future

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so I would definitely have to move And Horizon is investing ?1 million

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for a new engineering training centre to be built on Coleg Menai's

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campus in Llangefni. The reality is, in order to get

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a deal we have to have That requires spending a lot

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of money to develop and get approval for our design,

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get support from our community All these things up critical parts

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of the confidence building that people will need in order to make

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the level of investment. Inevitably, I think North Wales

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and north-west Wales is going to be a bit of a honeypot as an economic

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centre and there will be people interested in these jobs

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and opportunities from That is the nature of the market

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economy I guess. So we need to make sure

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that our young people are equipped to compete for those

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high-quality jobs. Horizon is bullishly confident deals

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will be done and Wylfa Newydd The jobs for young

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people will arrive. Critics of nuclear power remain

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sceptical. A ?6.6 million extension

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to a Swansea hospital's cardiac intensive care unit will soon be

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up and running. The aim of the new unit

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at Morriston Hospital Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University

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Health Board says an increase in beds will allow for increased

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levels of cardiac Our reporter Ben Price has been

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to take a look. We currently try to operate on 720

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cardiac cases year. Last year was ranked in the top ten best cardiac

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surgery centres in Wales and England so it's hoped this new multi-million

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pound expansion will continue to maintain that standard. The

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investment has allowed for four additional beds, two for intensive

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care patients on the other two for those who are dependent but not

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critical. We do get patients here who are generally more sec but we

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are hoping with our new facilities and with the extra staff we can get

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the patients through the system in a timely fashion so that we can meet

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our targets. Patricia Beynon had her operational week last Friday. She

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says she is pleased with their care. You are getting the best care.

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Obviously for people living further away it is a problem. But as far as

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I'm concerned it wasn't too bad. Three years ago bosses at the health

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board discussed a damning expert report which described working

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conditions in the cardiac surgery unit is intolerable. But as the

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department turns the corner new technology has also been introduced.

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This is an automated pharmacy dispensing system. It works are

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giving the machine. Access is gained by staff using a code of finger

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print. These are pressurised cubicles to allow patients to be

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treated in isolation to stop the spread of any potential infection.

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We have invested in capacity here so we can she does many people as

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possible close to home. We have centres in Cardiff on the Swansea

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and we are equipping Swansea to make sure it has greater capacity. This

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investment make sure we can do that. Heart disease remained a big concern

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in South Wales and it's hoped this larger unit will will mean that

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people want weight too long for the care they need.

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Tonight's sport now with Kate Morgan and the Wales captain,

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Ashley William, is on the move, Kate?

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Yes, Swansea City have accepted a ?12 million deal from Everton

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The 31-year-old is expected to have a medical shortly

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It comes as the club is on the verge of a record signing of their own

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with an offer of ?15 million accepted

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for Atletico Madrid striker Borja Baston.

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He received a hero's welcome in Wales only last month.

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But now, after weeks of speculation, it seems Swansea captain

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Fresh from his success at Euro 2016, the defender is off to Everton.

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Bosses at the Liberty Stadium have accepted a fresh bid

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from the Premier League club believed to be worth

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For Ashley Williams himself it is a good move. It is his last chance for

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a big move because he is turning 32. This is a chance for a pay rise and

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the chance to play perhaps in Europe. Everton are an ambitious

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club and for him on the Swansea is the end of an era.

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Ashley Williams signed for the Swans for ?300,000 back in March 2008.

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Now the age of 31, the defender's played in more than 300

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Highlights include helping Swansea into the Premier League in 2011

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and lifting the League Cup after a 5-0 win over Bradford

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in 2013, the club's first major trophy in its history.

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It's no wonder then the fans are sad to see the Swansea stalwart go.

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I think it is terrible and they should never have let him go. I am

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really disappointed. It's more money isn't it. That is what football is

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all about. ?12 million is a lot of money but I don't think we'll get

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the same quality to replace him. Swansea City are close

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to completing their own deal, signing Atletico Madrid striker

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Borja Baston in a club-record The 23-year-old will have

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a medical at the club soon. So too will Ashley Williams

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at Goodison Park. After eight years in Swansea,

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the question now is who'll fill the void the captain leaves

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at the heart of the Liberty? It's been a busy day for Team GB's

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Welsh athletes in Rio. It was a bad afternoon for boxer

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Joe Cordina, but with news on who's

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medal hopes are still alive, here's our reporter Catrin Heledd

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in Brazil. The whistle goes and Canada

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celebrate. After a campaign full of promise heart rate the Jasmine Joyce

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and here GB team-mates. Adding breezed through they group they had

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high hopes of clinching a bronze medal but their dreams were crushed

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by Canada, a side they had beaten a day earlier. Despite scoring as a

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substitute the Saint David Starr was disappointed. We've had the most

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amazing time. We have all come together as a team. We have to enjoy

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the rest of our time here. We are Olympians and not many people can

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say that. The men's campaign got under way today with a convincing

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win against Kenny. Welshman James Davies and Sam Cross are both part

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of the squad. They will face Japan later this evening. Despite being a

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real medal prospect European champion Joe Cortina's polemics have

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come to an end. This but this vision by the judges meant he lost. He

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dominated the last round and hit me a lot on the body. He slowed me

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down. I could not pick the place back up. It could have gone my way

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maybe. Better news for Welsh roller Victoria Thornley and Katherine

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Grainger. Second in their heat and through to the double sculls final

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on Thursday and ever closer to fulfilling their Olympic dream. We

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wanted to win the race but we are in the final and that is the one we

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need to bring more with God. Fellow Welshman Chris Barclay will not be

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competing again. Fourth in the men's lightweight four semifinal and

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narrowly missing out on Thursday's final.

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Wales' Geraint Thomas will represent Great Britain in the Olympic Games

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time trial alongside three-time Tour de France winner

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It comes after the 30-year-old escaped unscathed from a crash

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Several competitors from other nations

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Now, it might not be the Maracana Stadium in Rio,

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but in its own way the handball court in the village

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of Nelson near Caerphilly is just as important.

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Back in the 19th century, courts were dotted throughout

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but this is the very last one remaining.

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This is Nelson. This is the Nelson handball court which was built in

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the 1860s. It has been continuously played on since then and we play

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handball. The mining history of the handball history are so interwoven

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it's difficult to separate. When this was built there were three

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collieries in Nelson. It was built to service those miners. There were

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handball courts throughout Wales from Anglesey all the way down to

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Aberystwyth. This is the last one. This is the last handball court in

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Wales. It was built by a coal miner who was the landlord of the Royal

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public house and he built it to attract the trade away from the

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Nelson in which also had a handball court. But this one was a handball

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court which could get all the spectators around the outside. It's

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amazing to see someone people watching a game of handball. They

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were all minors. This is 1906. I started watching the older

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generation of men when I was a boy. I used to stand in the corner. They

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would show you how to play the game. It was just something you did.

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Simplicity is all you need because all you need is a ball and a wall.

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To me it's the best game in the world. You are outdoors and it is

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purulent energy I think. Especially difficult at the moment to get

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youngsters away from their computers. I want to see people

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playing the game. I want to see this court being used for another 150

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years. Let's get the latest weather

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forecast for Wales now with Derek. I'm going to stick my neck out,

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but if all goes to plan we could be Temperatures soaring

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to 28C in places. In the meantime, it's a little

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on the cool side. This evening, a few heavy

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showers in the north. These will spread

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further south overnight. Temperatures inland falling as low

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as 8C in the countryside. Tomorrow's chart shows high pressure

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south west of Ireland with a frontal system moving

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in from the Atlantic across the UK. Here's the picture for

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8:00am in the morning. A reasonable start to the day

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for most of us. The far west and northwest

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cloudy with spots of rain. During the day, it will

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cloud over everywhere Most of the rain in

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the west and northwest. The cloud cover won't

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help temperatures. Disappointing and cooler

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than today with a light It's the last day of

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the Anglesey Show tomorrow. The Annual Vale of Glamorgan Show

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is taking place tomorrow. The morning the best

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part of the day. Dry and bright but clouding over

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with spots of light rain afternoon. Tomorrow night will be cloudy

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and damp, especially Drier in the south east

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and by the end of the night more On Thursday, a little

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rain in the north. The cloud breaking with some

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sunshine and warmer. Drizzle possible in the Brecon

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Beacons and Snowdonia. Highest temperatures in Flintshire

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with a southwesterly breeze. Over the weekend, spots of light

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rain on Saturday will clear. The best of the sunshine

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in the south. Next week, a brief hot spell lasting

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for a couple of days. A reminder of our top story. An RAF

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helicopter has caught fire on Tim Peake in Snowdonia after a Catalan

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and unexpectedly due to a technical problem. Clouds of thick smoke were

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billowing from Yr Aran south of Snowdon itself. Emergency services

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rushed to the scene and all five people on board are safe and did not

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need hospital treatment. We'll be back after

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the BBC News at 10:00pm. From all of us here,

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have a good evening.

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