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And Samsung has recalled all of its newest smartphones after some have

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A call on the Welsh Government to do more to support asylum

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Oxfam Cymru says they are more likely to experience poverty.

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They tell us public services often don't work for them.

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The ability to book a hospital appointment, organise transport

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or find English lessons is actually quite difficult and daunting.

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And tributes are paid to cancer campaigner and our colleague at BBC

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Wales Rowena Kincaid who has died at the age of 40.

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Questions over next years gay Pride event in Cardiff.

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The actor Sir Ian McKellan voices his concern.

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It is a bit alarming, I hope it doesn't mean there

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is a serious change of attitude from the elected officials.

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It's been four years since a Welsh winner of the Pro12.

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Tonight, a former international says a major overhaul is needed

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Some have fled the horrors of war or the threat of violence in search

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But when they arrive in Wales, is enough being done to ensure

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refugees and asylum seekers can integrate into communities and get

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Oxfam Cymru is calling on the National Assembly to review

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the support currently on offer, claiming many refugees find

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The Welsh Government says it's working to ensure Wales

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plays its full part in responding to the current refugee crisis.

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The Oasis Centre in Cardiff is a place where refugees and those

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seeking asylum can meet, socialise and learn.

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Many here have learned to their cost it can be difficult to access

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This man who is fearful of being identified says

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without the right paperwork accessing a doctor is not easy.

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It is because of these problems that the Oasis Centre

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and Oxfam Cymru have written to the National Assembly's Equality,

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Local Government and Commnities Committee to investigate.

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The ability to make hospital appointments, organise transport,

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find language lessons, can be quite difficult.

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We are asking Assembly Members to have a review of those services,

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how they work, how they are working for refugees and asylum seekers,

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so they can get on with their life in Wales and have a sustainable

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An asylum seeker is someone who has fled their homeland.

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They make themselves known to authorities and submit

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That is what happened to this man from Ethiopia.

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I didn't go back to Ethiopia because so many of my people

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A refugee is someone who has proven to the authority they would be

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This 20-year-old arrived in Cardiff from Syria a month ago.

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I want to spend my life living here and I want to study English

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English lessons are vital to refugees to progress in society

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and that is something they offer at the Oasis Centre.

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For this man from Cameroon, language was never a barrier.

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He is a published author and has written about his experience

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and those of others trying to rebuild a life in Wales.

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As a refugee, you have a recognised status, and doors are open to you.

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As an asylum seeker it is a different ball game.

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You have to rely on support from strangers.

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He recognises he is one of the lucky ones and believes

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I was kicked out of my village, human trafficked into Russia.

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I came to live in a housing association.

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For me, Wales has provided a perfect canopy, a perfect umbrella

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The Welsh Government says it is working hard to make sure

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Wales is playing its full part in responding to the current refugee

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crisis, coordinating housing, health, education

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The Labour MP for Islwyn Chris Evans has said there's

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a deep wedge in his party with little sign it can

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be reunited after the leadership election.

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Mr Evans, who supports Pontypridd MP Owen Smith

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in the two-horse leadership race, says he's more concerned

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than ever about the future of the Labour Party.

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The saddest thing about the last year has been as a long-standing

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party member that party members are attacking each other

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We are all members of the Labour Party,

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That will not come about if we are fighting each other.

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A conservation charity has strongly criticised the National Trust

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for allowing a renewable energy project to be built on their land.

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The director of the Snowdonia Society says

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the Conwy Falls would "become the Cowny

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trickle" if a dam was built by RWE Innogy on the Conwy River.

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The National Trust says the scheme would continue

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without its involvement, but it's influenced the design

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During construction, a Brown sign of visitor attraction will be turned

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into a building site and during operation the river itself will be

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seriously diminished with up to 60% of the water taken out, out of a

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significant section of the river. The wife of a man rescued

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after an empty speedboat was spotted circling in Aberystwyth Harbour has

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said they're utterly heartboken after his best friend

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died in the incident. Amanda Jones says her husband, Alan,

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and his friend named locally as Bill Davies,

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were thrown overboard after Mr Davies became unwell

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on Wednesday morning. One of the world's most famous

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actors and gay rights campaigners, Sir Ian McKellen, has said he's

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alarmed by the uncertainty surrounding next year's

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Pride event in Cardiff. The council has said there could be

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challenges over holding it in Coopers Field as it's being used

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as a Champions League final fanzone next summer,

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but stressed it has not The first British gay pride rally

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was held in London in 1972. Rallies have been held in the Welsh capital

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since the 1980s and by the turn of the millennium Cardiff saw its first

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Mardi Gras. Every year since then thousands of

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gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people from Wales have

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celebrated their culture in a colourful annual. Festival Cardiff

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Pride 2016 was the biggest to date with 12,000 people attending.

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Organisers have been told next year's event may be in doubt.

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Plaid Cymru say they haven't been told anything officially but they

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have heard unofficially their main venue in Cardiff will be unavailable

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in August. Because on the 3rd of June there will be a fan zone for

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all the football fans who failed to get a ticket to the Champions League

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final being played over the road. They have heard the field will be

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rested and re-turfed once the fans and is cleared away. With the most

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recent figures suggesting 20% of LGBT people in Wales have exposed to

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homophobic hate crime, organisers say the event is important in

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changing attitudes. The uncertainty is alarming

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according to one of our best-known actors currently performing in the

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capital. is a serious change of attitude

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from the elected officials. And the people they employ to

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service the town, the city. And I hope there is a change of heart and

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the practicality and goodwill will rain.

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Cardiff Council says it has always supported Plaid Cymru and isn't

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looking to move the event from the field but it says there will be some

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flexibility with event dates next year.

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It is having an enormous impact on our sponsors.

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To say, 2017, this is the theme, and we can't do that at the moment.

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Our sponsors are being cautious because if the event doesn't go

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They are due to meet with Cardiff Council this month when they hope to

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draw a line under the uncertainty and look ahead to next year's

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celebrations. Parents and governors who've

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campaigned to keep two high schools in Powys from closing

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are celebrating tonight - as it appears a U-turn

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could be on the cards. The council has planned on shutting

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Gwernyfed and Brecon schools But a new report says both

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sites should stay open. It also says the council should look

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again at the future of other They said closing their

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school was a bad idea. The council said having a smaller

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number of large schools would lead to a better education,

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a wider range of subjects available But now it seems there

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could be a change of heart. The original plan was for Brecon

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and Gwernyfed High Schools to close, replacing them with one

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newbuild in Brecon. Builth Wells and Llandrindrod High

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Schools were set to close. But this report says both Bracken

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and Gwernyfed should change and improvement should be made

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to both buildings. Builth and Llandrindod should merge

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to form one new school operating For those who would have been

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affected by the original The council have listened

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and that is a brave decision. They have their budget

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responsibilities, But we are looking for something

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sustainable here financially If a council looks to close

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a school, it has to be sure that taking that step will lead to wider

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improvements in education When Powys County Council put

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forward its controversial proposals to close schools here,

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it employed an independent body That independent body found over

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1000 people objected, as did the schools watchdog,

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it said closing schools here is unlikely to improve

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education in the area. It is in contrast to what is going

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on in some other parts of Wales, like the so-called super

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school in Port Tolbert. Three secondary schools and one

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primary school closed to allow this Council leaders in Powys

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will formally vote later this month on new proposals

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with fewer closures. For rural schools here

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who thought their time was up, Tributes have been paid

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to Rowena Kinkaid, the cancer campaigner,

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our friend and colleague Rowena became well known

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for her frank and honest documentary about living

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with a terminal illness, and raised thousands of pounds

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for cancer research. My name is Rowena, I am young, full

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of ambition and I have a zest for life. Even though I don't look it, I

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am terminally ill. Three years ago, Rowena Kincaid was

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told her cancer was terminal and was given up to six months to live.

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Unsurprisingly to those who knew her she defied the doctors and became

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determined to raise awareness of living with a terminal illness.

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I want to find people in the same boat as me to see if they can offer

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sensible suggestion as to what I should be doing in that time I have

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left. Her documentary saw Rowena come to

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terms with her diagnosis and support others in similar situations.

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It has been my worst nightmare. And here it is. Living through the

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worst. Her campaign to raise awareness went

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nationwide and her fund raising for cancer charities totalled thousands

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of pounds. Hello, good morning. A very cloudy

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Good Friday. We do have some rain in the forecast.

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After 13 years of working as a picture editor here, she became a

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weather presenter, fulfilling one of her many ambitions.

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Rowena will be remembered for her determination and her fighting

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spirit. And, for us at BBC Wales, as a great colleague, and our friend.

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Rowena Kincaid, who died at the age of 40.

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The Snowdon Mountain Railway celebrates 120 years of carrying

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And, spot the model sheep in the flock.

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Find out why scientists from Bangor University

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The long rugby season kicks off tonight with

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It'll culminate with the Lions' tour of New Zealand next June.

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On the eve of the campaign, there are calls for

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a shake-up of the way the game is run here.

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The four Welsh rugby regions in the Pro12 are suffering

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because they have to do without their big name players

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so often because of too many international games.

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That's the warning tonight from the former Wales and Lions

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On the eve of the opening weekend of matches, he's calling for world

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rugby's calendar to be re-organised to help benefit the regions.

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A new season and the message from the organisers is positive,

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the league more attractive with more tries last season than ever.

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-- Do followers of the Welsh regions they have much

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Four years have passed since the Ospreys were the last

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The highest any Welsh side got last season, fifth,

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the Scarlets finished above the Blues, Dragons and Ospreys

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Too often, players emerged on to the field to a sea of empty

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One former international says it is a challenge to sell the league

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when its star names play so few games for the regions.

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Respectively England and France have a larger pool of players,

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so consistently week in and week out they get the top boys playing,

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generating interest from the crowd where they are getting 15,000 coming

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through the turnstiles which gives you as a player that hype and buzz.

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If you're playing in front of 3,000 in an empty stadium,

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The Welsh Rugby Union has worked hard to stop the tide of Welsh

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Centre Jonathan Davies has returned from Clermont to join

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Scarlets, Bradley Davies is in Wales with the Ospreys.

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Some say the regions aren't benefiting enough.

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The major problem is the cannibalisation of the season

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It doesn't happen in the southern hemisphere.

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The ideal solution would be to move the Six Nations forward

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That means the regions get to keep their players for the Pro12

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And post that period, you have Six Nations,

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and they stay together as a bloc, the Welsh squad, and go on a summer

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tour which is what happens in the southern hemisphere.

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Changing the world rugby calendar has long been talked about.

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The head of the Pro12 says both club and country need to consider

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Slightly reduce the international calendar, increase quality,

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slightly reduce the club calendar, increase the quality.

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Players play slightly less often, their intensity will be higher.

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Play them in meaningful games and fans will watch.

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For some, the season won't finish until the first week of July

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when the Lions face the All Blacks in their final Test match.

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As the campaign gets under way, concerns of a player burn-out

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The former Cardiff Blues, Wales and Lions back-row

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Martyn Williams is at tonight's game between Ospreys

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Good evening, it has taken four years for a Welsh winner in the

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Pro12. Will it change this time round?

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I am optimistic this season, when you look at the ospreys, Scots and

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blues, they have strengthened squads. Disappointing last season.

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Only three teams getting into the top competition in Europe. There is

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hopeful optimism throughout Wales. There is no World Cup which disrupts

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our Welsh regions. The big players are there from the start. All three

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can push to even when the league this year.

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What needs to happen to ensure we see more of big names playing

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It is difficult. You have this problem in France and England. Not

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so much can our top players play, they will, probably a dozen games.

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It is growing their strength and depth so when those players are

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away, the regions are still competitive which at the moment they

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are struggling. They showed that last year. Slowly and surely there

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is more depth. Listening to that piece, a few less international

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matches would help. That is why the cash cow is to fund the regions.

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Many elite players have been rested but it's

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Still a good looking squad. A perfect opening game, conditions

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will be as good as you can have, the pitch is perfect. Expect some

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rustiness in the first game. You can expect them to win Dibley this

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evening. -- win comfortably. That's on Scrum V Live,

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7.30pm, BBC Two Wales. London Welsh are facing a winding-up

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order at the High Court on Monday as the club tries

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to secure investment and avoid The club escaped liquidation

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in April but have since struggled And the squad again

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trained today ahead of their first World Cup qualifier

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against Moldova on Monday. the first team he feels confident

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that they could qualify for a World Cup and the success

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in France though can It's a group I feel we can attack,

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it is something we can take take confidence from,

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from the summer. The lads are buzzing to get

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together and looking Probably the first time

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we are going into a group stage with this confidence,

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on the back of the last tournament. Wales under-21s were aiming

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to close the gap on group leaders Denmark

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tonight in a European The Welsh side went

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into the match four points behind the visitors

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but it's not good news from the Racecourse Ground

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in Wrexham, Wales are 4-0 down On Monday, all the build-up for

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Wales versus Moldova. Now, it's 120 years old and still

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pulls in the crowds. The Snowdon Mountain Railway

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is the only one of its kind in the UK, taking its first

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passengers to the roof Well, today they've been

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marking the anniversary and Next stop, Snowden, another

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generation enjoying a trip up our highest mountain.

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The easy way. Return fare, ten bob. There are always more customers than

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seats. These days, the fair is quite a bit

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more than 50p and the number of passengers has ballooned over the

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years up to 140,000. Much else remains unchanged, the

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views on the way up past tumbling waterfalls before the high open

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mountainside. The train sweeps past the walkers

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tackling the climb rather than taking and paying for the ride. And

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the train passengers that keep on coming, today, Michael and Mary

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Heathfield from the south of England have bought their granddaughters.

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It is amazing seeing the countryside, we are so high, it is

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amazing. I really like going out into the

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high hills and seeing the little Valleys below.

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We have been on lots of mountain railways all over Europe. But this

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is just special. The mountains all around you are so vast.

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Unlike the other little trays of Wales, this mountain railway was

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built for the purpose it is used for now, tourism. The tracks were laid

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in a year, although disaster hit the very first service, a passenger fell

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out of the carriage and died. Just after the First World War and

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attempt was made to take a car up the tracks, replacing tyres with

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train wheels. This weekend, all that history is

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remembered. Even back then, people were becoming

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more adventurous. They had more leisure time, they wanted more

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extreme adventures. At the time, they could only walk to the summit.

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Or take a donkey. That brought the decision, let us build a railway to

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take many more people who couldn't walk to the top.

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There is an enduring appeal, the anticipation of reaching the summit.

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When we get here, it is windy, it is cloudy, and there is no view at all.

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It isn't always like this. Then the clouds part just briefly to reveal

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what must be one of the best views in Wales. A view hardly altered

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since that first train journey 120 years ago.

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Derek will have the latest weather forecast in just a moment.

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September might be here but no signs of a cold

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scientists at Bangor University are carrying out research into how

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to make sheep more comfortable in extreme weather

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The life-size models are being used to measure how much shelter

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So lifelike in their design, the e-sheep are even

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confusing their flesh and blood counterparts.

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And, though this first meeting didn't go well,

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it's hoped they'll provide data which could make their

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doppelgangers' lives much more comfortable.

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A cold snap a couple of years ago killed around 30,000 sheep.

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And represents huge losses not just in terms of sheep

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Energy that sheep are using to keep warm just isn't going

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Bangor University along with the Woodland Trust

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and the Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarship are finding out how hot

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or cold these electric sheep get in all weathers and all

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The results could have a direct effect on a farm's

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We want to be able to talk to farmers about how

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they might design their farms with weather in mind.

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Design tree-planting to offer shelter to the animals

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from the sun and wind, to improve the efficiency

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of their farming, to negate some of those energy losses and turn that

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into healthier animals that grow quicker.

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The e-sheep might not look high-tech but inside they are

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crammed full of electronic equipment like this which acts

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as a mobile weather station, heating elements, and a thermometer.

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While their input isn't always as dignified as it could be -

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the e-sheep will help animals on farms around the world.

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Farmers will be able to work out the best places to buld shelter

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With a Google map, let us say, he can look at his farm,

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and he can click and control the actual barrier on the map.

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Until now, shearing has been the main way to keep sheep cool

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but this hi-tech field study is the future.

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Let us hope there were no extreme conditions on the way for us or the

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sheep. Trouble is brewing over the

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Atlantique and the sheep will need shelter tomorrow.

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A weekend of another two halves, dried tomorrow followed by heavy

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rain and strong winds. Sunday is the better day with sunshine.

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It brightens up quite nicely in Conwy this afternoon with blue sky.

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After a damp morning, the sun eventually came out this afternoon.

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Fine and brightness is running, dry overnight bar the odd light shower.

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Clear spells, lowest temperatures, 11th Celsius.

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With a south-westerly breeze. Tomorrow, the remains of the

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hurricane will be near the Azores, it won't affect us but these

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Atlantique France will. Tomorrow morning, not a bad start,

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most of the country is dry for a while, bright in the north and east

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with hazy sunshine. But rain and freshening winds will reach

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Pembrokeshire. That rain will spread across the rest of the country

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during the morning. A wet spell tomorrow, heavy rain, 30 millimetres

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in the south and west, the wind becoming strong on the coast.

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In the afternoon, the rain will ease.

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Further rain likely in the south. Tomorrow evening, the rain in the

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south will clear. Windy overnight, blustery showers in North Wales.

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Sunday, a better day, improving as time goes on. Breezy with a few

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showers, heavy in the north. These will clear. Some sunshine on a

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Sunday afternoon. The wind easing down.

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Festival number six is in full swing here.

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Strong winds in the afternoon. Sunday, much brighter with lighter

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winds. The weather going downhill tomorrow

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but not a right of this weekend. Next week, some will return, the jet

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stream will move north. High pressure will take charge with

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warmer south-easterly winds. Temperatures rising into the

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mid-20s. Funny how the weather is often improves after the school

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holidays come to an end it? Always the way!

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The main headline. Oxfam country is calling on the national Assembly to

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look at its support for asylum seekers and refugees in Wales,

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saying many find themselves living in poverty. The Welsh Government

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says it is working to ensure Wales says its full part in responding to

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the refugee crisis. We will be back with an update at

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8pm. Have a good evening, goodbye.

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