16/09/2016 BBC Wales Today

Islamic State has been jailed for killing

They sold teeth whitener containing dangerous levels of chemicals that

Two men are jailed after a major investigation by Powys Trading

They were active that 150 sites throughout the UK, and they were

trading for at least eight years. Financial investigations are likely

to show millions of pounds of profits were made.

The campaign to get patients to take more control over decisions

A warm welcome for UKIP's new leader - can Diane James

What you can expect in the City of the Unexpected this weekend -

as Cardiff celebrates 100 years since the birth

The pain of just missing out on a medal.

Claire Griffiths' 5th and final Paralympics

A father and son whose family business sold dangerous

teeth-whitening products at the Royal Welsh Show in Llanelwedd -

and across the UK - are starting a prison

The judge described the venture, run by John Hargreaves

and his son Matthew, as 'a sophisticated well

organised operation, which risked the health

Good morning. What's your name? When Powys Trading Standards raided the

Hargreaves luxury home two years ago. Tonight, 69-year-old John

Hargreaves and his 49-year-old son Matthew had been sentenced for

selling cheap wine with 110 times the limit of the legal limit of

hydrogen peroxide. It started to come undone at the

Royal Welsh show when they began to sell teeth whitening products from a

stand. -- cheap teeth whitening products.

This post as customers and bought some of the goods, they were tested

and shocked by results. The store was raided and goods

seized. They were trading selling products which were over 6% hydrogen

peroxide, which really means that they could be harmful for anybody

using the products. Our investigation demonstrated that they

were active at 150 sites throughout the UK. They were trading for at

least eight years. Ruth Clements from Dorset wanted whiter teeth so

she bought one of the home whitening kits from a stall at the show which

cost her ?30. She told a BBC programme that she took it home but

after putting it in her mouth, she had to take it out almost

immediately. My gums began to burn after a very short time. A tingling

sensation which was most uncomfortable, and soon became

painful. My gums were actually on fire. Teeth whitening is a popular

and modern way of lightning teeth which is used extensively in the

UK... Professor Alan Gilmour is a

consultant in district -- dentistry in Cardiff, he realises

that teeth whitening is becoming more popular but is concerned as to

how it is done. Safety is paramount and materials

used need to be able to cause minimal or no harm, and affect

whitening. Unfortunately, some materials at the wrong concentration

or the wrong material themselves can cause sensitivity, sometimes

extreme, and cause gums to be burned around the teeth. The judge said

upon sentencing that this was a sophisticated and well organised

family operation that was thoroughly dishonest, risking the health of the

general public for a highly lucrative business. He sentenced

Jonathan and Matthew Hargreaves to 18 months in prison each, Jean

Hargreaves received a six-month suspended sentence.

An Iranian man, living in Cardiff, has been sentenced for illegally

helping asylum seekers into the country -

It's the first case of its kind dealt with by the Regional Organised

Cardiff Crown Court heard that 32 year old Mostafa Rabeh Lalaikah

helped 4 Iranian women and 2 children enter the UK -

in what was described as a carefully organised enterprise,

where people were exploited for substantial gain.

He was sentenced to 38 months in jail.

If we are serious on addressing this problem, I think we need to continue

to develop whatever information is available and look

for information to get us to a point where we can

identify these people and stamp this form of criminality out totally.

To make Wales a hostile area for individuals

who want to engage in

A 43 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder

Emergency services were called to Cardiff Road in the town centre

A 61 year old man was taken to the University Hospital of Wales

where he is said to be in a stable condition.

A former Anglesey councillor has been jailed for 18 months

for endangering aircraft - by shining a powerful torch

66 year old John Arthur Jones had become obsessed with repeated

night-time low-flying exercises close to his house.

The judge described him as arrogant and said his actions

Earlier this afternoon, Diane James was appointed UKIP leader -

And Neil Hamilton, who leads UKIP's group in the Assembly here has

Infighting has already seen the party's leader

in Wales, Nathan Gill, decide to sit as an independent

The party's conference is underway in Bournemouth and our

political reporter Cemlyn Davies is there.

Yes, Diane James is already making her mark, just a couple of hours

after she took over as leader, this new revised agenda was distributed.

The first thing we noticed was that Ukip's assembly group leader in

Cardiff Bay, Neil Hamilton, who was done to speak tomorrow, has been

replaced by Ukip's leader in Wales Nathan Gill.

We know that there are tensions between the two men and did a couple

of minutes I will be getting Neil Hamilton's reaction but this is yet

another example of a deep division within Ukip.

Bournemouth basked in glorious September sunshine today, perfect

weather for the post EU referendum party Ukip had planned. And there

were celebrations here. Cakes too. But there is no denying this is also

a deeply divided party, especially in Wales where the knives have long

been out, having been turning his back on the party,

Nathan Gill was conspicuous by his absence at the Wales delegations

conference stand. Instead he was showing support for

Diane James, the party 's new leader, who took questions later

from journalists. May I ask about the situation in Wales and how you

plan to heal a deeply divided party in Wales with Nathan Gill sitting as

an independent member. Nathan Gill has my 100% support. He's been a

very, very valued member. CLAPPING In European Parliament. I trust him

100% entirely in terms of his views and commitment to Ukip. I believe

that she will now be able to professionalise on many different

levels way needs to be done. She is pro-sorting out the NEC which is

something that has to happen for us as well as a party internally. And I

think that she's got a very big vision and it is the exact vision

that I had for the party as well. This leadership race has further

exposed the deep split within Ukip between those like Nathan Gill who

believe the party should continue with Nigel Farage's approach, and

those who feel it is time to change direction.

Although today grassroots members from Wales from both wings of the

party were keen to look to the future. At the end of the day, we

all have to be united and obviously Diane is now our leader and we had

to support her. I'm delighted that Diane James has won today. I think

that she can review build upon the success and either ship that Nigel

Farage has had -- rebuild. So that we can become successful

opposition. Away from the conference, a former

aide to Nigel Farage who continues to work for Nathan Gill has said

that she has joined the Conservative.

We have these divisions which are executing people with talent, that

is not what he party needs going forward. The environment is probably

the worst in Ukip, they are not able to profit from those big electoral

gains. Despite successes this year, Ukip faces challenges and the new

leader has significant rebuilding work to do.

Ahead of next year 's local elections.

I am now joined by Neil Hamilton. Mr Hamilton committee did not support

Diane James in this leadership race. You are not speaking tomorrow now.

How do you feel this evening? It is very perplexing, I think, that on

behalf of Wales to hear from someone not a member of Ukip rather than the

leader of the Ukip group in the assembly. Nathan at McGill is still

the leader, isn't it right that he speaks?

To be a leader you need followers, I've been democratically elected as

the leader of the group in the assembly but it is up to Diane James

as to who she hears from. Had she thinks it is too exciting

and needs a sedative? Nathan Gill has Diane James's unequivocal

support, are you worried about what it could mean for you and your

position in the assembly, for example? I was voted by the Ukip

members in the whole of Wales. As the lead candidate in West Wales. I

was elected by the people of West Wales as assembly member and was

elected by the group of assembly members as the

Leader. None of that will change and giving Nathan a title without

substance attached to it will make no difference at all. You spoken

today about needing to lend factionalism in Ukip at the moment,

you don't sound like a man prepared to compromise or play a part in

uniting the party. That is exactly what I want to do

but I do not think this helps, for no reason at all, I've not actually

been informed the agenda has changed tomorrow officially.

To be taken off the speaker's list and for my slot to be given to

someone who isn't even a member of the assembly. What do you think the

future holds for Ukip in Wales and Nathan Gill? I've no idea what the

future holds for him, we have to wait for the conclusion into the

investigation into allegations that he is misused his expenses.

They are allegations. Yes, they are, but we continue to work hard in the

semi and fighting council elections next year in a positive frame of

mind. Thank you. Back to you, Lucy, from Bournemouth. -- work hard in

the elections. Should we have more of a say

in the treatment and care Well a new campaign called

Choosing Wisely Wales - wants to encourage a more equal

relationship between medical It comes amid concerns that up

to twenty percent of NHS treatments 'do no good' -

or might even cause harm. Here's our Health

Correspondent, Owain Clarke. Use plenty of it,

a generation or two of germs The traditional view of the Doctor

and patient relationship. Doctor Finlay knew best,

his patients needed The TV series is showing its age,

but its attitude hasn't It's interesting that some

conditions that come over from England to work in Wales have

said that Welsh patients are that little bit more passive,

though not quite so He's leading a new campaign to try

and get us to take more control of decisions

about our own care, but why? Where there is decision-making,

patients feel greater ownership of that decision and are keen

to follow it through. It tends to been more in keeping

with their needs and experiences While training for the London

Marathon, she noticed she was lacking energy

and her heartbeat was a regular. she was lacking energy

as her heartbeat was irregular. After discussing all of the options

with a specialist, she decided to have a pacemaker mainly

because it meant she I don't have the symptoms I had

at all now, I hardly In fact, some of my friends

are a bit jealous. They think I've got some

kind of advantage now, But equally it is argued that

patients will be less likely to want treatment if they understand it

will not make much difference. It is estimated around 20% of tests

and treatments carried out One example where more is not

necessarily better is in There's almost this belief growing

that an MRI scan will provide The key element is about having

the confidence to keep So we are all being encouraged,

when discussing treatment options, Second, what are the benefits

and harms? And lastly, what can I do

to help myself? Through taking more exercise

or living more healthily? So what do the patients

here in Prestatyn think? When you go to the doctor

you are looking for a solution If I've got an opinion, I'll

tell him. I used to have a doctor years ago -

you walked into his office. He never looked up, he'd be

writing everything down. A cigarette in one hand,

and he'd say "sit You'd say yes, he'd say give it up,

and he's there puffing away! So that wasn't

a relationship really? And then he said, how long do

you want a sick note for? He didn't even know

why I'd gone there! The Choosing Wisely Wales

campaign concedes that some will think that this

is all about cutting costs. Others ask, can this work

when patients usually get no more But what is clear is that compared

to the days of Doctor Finlay, The question is, does

it always need to? Disappointed, yet proud -

Newport's Claire Griffiths denied bronze in her 5th

and final paralympics. Preparations for Cardiff to become

the City of the Unexpected - It was established in the aftermath

of the BSE crisis to help support local producers -

and 17 years on the Abergavenny Food Festival has grown

into an international event - attracting chefs like

Raymond Blanc and Rick Stein. It opens tomorrow and tens

of thousands of visitors But some local traders in the town

claim they're being They say they've been told to close

for the weekend to make room for the event -

without compensation. Sights, sounds and tastes of an

international food Festival. For 17 years, Abergavenny has played host

to producers, chefs, critics and visitors from across the world, an

event that is flying high like the art installation the organisers

helped pay for. But market traders will have to

close over the weekend to make room for all of those visitors.

This business has been in Robert's family for two generations. We are

all small businesses here, it's difficult enough as it is but to

lose two days has a big impact. When you lose half of a week 's wages you

don't see other councillors losing their wage packages, they will still

get paid. Other businesses have applied for one of 300 stalls at the

festival itself, they cost hundreds of pounds though. This bakery says

it is worth it. You can encourage people back to the

business in the market in future. No reason why it cannot work on both

sides. I don't know why people don't want the festival to come, they just

want people to stop and give them a thought. The issue was only brought

while retention yesterday and sadly it's too late for us to be involved.

So next year, perhaps compensation or a different arrangement? I think

that we would have to look at making sure these people have a good

arrangement next year. Contractually, the issue is with mum

and share council -- Monmouthshire. But we have to put these issues out.

Robert received a token amount in compensation last year for lost

trade, but no sign this year. I asked the council if they had spoken

to some of the traders here about their concerns, about perhaps

offering some sort of compensation for losing their pitch here this

weekend. I also asked if the council received money from the food

Festival this year as rent for this building. But I was told there was

no one available for interview and the council had no information to

act. Millions of pounds of spending

power, some local businesses hoping for some thing slightly different

next year though, to make them feel better.

Time for tonight's Sport - here's Tomos.

The Rio Paralympics enters its final weekend -

Welsh athletes have so far contributed a total of 6 medals

Tonight, Claire Griffiths from Newport is part of GB

Women's most successful Wheelchair Basketball side

just missed out on a bronze medal - she said this will be her

Disappointed yet proud. Newport's Clare Griffiths helped the GB

women's basketball team to their first appearance in a bronze medal

match. But they lost to the Netherlands earlier, missing out on

a medal. When a member of the Paralympics GB team wins a medal

they are brought to British house to speak to the world's media. So far,

six athletes have stepped onto the balcony for round after round of

interviews in Welsh. There were gold medals for Rachel Morris, Hollie

Arnold in javelin, table tennis player Rob Davis, and shot put

Geordie Shore. One of the youngest Welsh

competitors of the games, 19-year-old Sabrina Fortune, claimed

a shot put bronze. It was a really good performance, a

couple of chances still to come, but I think we would all say it has been

a successful games for Welsh athletes. When it comes to sport, it

has been a golden games, the best ever in terms of medals for

Paralympics GB. The build-up they was branded a mess

by the International Paralympic Committee. The games organisers

Brazil were plagued by financial problems. With everything going on,

my expectations were so low. To be fair though, it's been really good.

Such a nice place. It would never beat London, London was phenomenal.

But, for what it was, it was pretty special. My highlight was a la John

Davies in the shot put which was remarkable. This man has been out

here seven weeks volunteering as a Riojas met Angel, helping the

athletes and spectators. It's been fun, everyone enjoying

each other's company and sharing achievement and stories. With two

days left, matching the 14 medals won by Welsh competitors at London

2012 looks unlikely, but the Rio games have provided some memorable

moments for athletes from Wales. Rugby - and the Scarlets face Ulster

tonight in the Pro12 after losing their two opening games

of the season. That match live on Scrum V Live

over BBC Wales at 7. Elsewhere tonight Wales

captain Sam Warburton will start his first

competitive game of the season when Cardiff Blues

host Glasgow Warriors. Both sides so unbeaten

in the Pro 12. Football - and Swansea City's Neil

Taylor could be left out of the team The Wales international

was substituted before half-time last weekend as manager

Francesco Guidolin changed Record signing Borja Baston

could be on the bench after a thigh injury which has delayed his debut

since a 15 million pound move and Non Stanford from Swansea

are competing at the Triathlon World Series Grand Final

in Mexico this weekend. Stanford, who finished

4th at the Olympics, says she's considering taking part

in 2 events at the The former World Champion wants

to compete in the triathlon and in the 10,000

meters on the track. I might look at doing some track,

they have not released qualifying times yet or the timetables to see

if it would be possible to double up on both events. It interests me, it

is a different challenge. Normally the grand final is the biggest race

of the year but for us it was three or four weeks ago. It's not as big

as Rio, definitely! But I'm just happy to be here and see what my

body can produce on the day. See how they get on on the BBC

Red Button and Online Roald Dahl's centenary celebrations

will continue this weekend, with Cardiff being transported

into the "City of the Unexpected". Organisers remain tight-lipped

about the detailed arrangements, but they say it will be the biggest

arts event ever to happen on the streets of the capital,

with thousands of artists and performers contributing

to the spectacle. Our reporter Geraint Thomas had

a look behind the scenes. It has been two years in the making,

the pages of Roald Dahl's books will come to life on the streets of

Cardiff this weekend in an event on the scale rarely seen in Wales.

Around 6000 performers have been rehearsing to take part in the

weekends events, including 2000 choristers, 1000 dancers, four brass

bands and 40 bald men! These amateur performers will be taking part in

one of over 75 spectacles staged across the centre of the capital

after responding to an advert searching for hairless volunteers. I

thought the question was quite interesting, are you a bald man?

I've always been a fan of Roald Dahl, I'm half Swedish so the

Scandinavian and Welsh connections were intriguing.

I love Roald Dahl, I thought he was amazing. Great, I love Cardiff. I

want to be part of something amazing for Cardiff. It is so far out of our

comfort zones, I think we had to say yes to it. It would be like Roald

Dahl is up there in the heavens with a control of logic and the city and

traffic and the people... Nigel Jamieson has directed many

world-famous large-scale events, including the Sydney Olympic opening

ceremony. This National Theatre Wales and Wales millennium Centre

collaboration is his latest project. Although the budget of course is

nothing like the opening ceremonies, but I've been involved in in the

past, in terms of sheer scale of time and energy and ideas, it is

certainly, I think, one of the biggest things I've been involved

in. I don't think any city has ever attempted anything like this. It

really is a first. Don't forget we are counting down Wales's favourite

Roald Dahl characters... Familiar faces and voices will be taking part

in the weekend events. But, the exact details are being

kept tightly under wraps. I never read Roald Dahl as a child, but

thankfully because of the centenary celebrations, Roald Dahl has come

into our home. But I'm not quite sure if I'm allowed to tell you what

I'm doing. But if I don't say a word, I'm not

spoiling anything! If you are in Cardiff, over Sunday, come over and

see us at the castle. Some of Cardiff's they miss lummox will be

transformed this weekend. For flash mobs to giant fruit to

pyjama parties and pillow fights, the city of the unexpected aims to

inspire visitors in Cardiff with Roald Dahl magic on the streets of

the city that made him. Looks fantastic -

but will the weather perform? Sue hoping for dry in Cardiff this

weekend? After the humidity

of the last few days - feeling much fresher

as we head into the weekend, fairly settled with some

decent sunny spells - Although rain is likely

later on Sunday. Tonight's fairly quiet -

the odd shower, otherwise clear dry spells -

some cloud around - and slightly cooler

than recent nights - High pressure builds

from the SW into the weekend, keeping things settled -

although this Atlantic low will start to push

in later on Sunday. So a chillier start tomorrow -

we swap the humidity for fresher, fine and settled weather with some

decent sunny spells, variable amounts of cloud -

it should stay dry for most with a cooler northerly breeze -

16C in Conwy - 19 in Cardiff - temperatures back where they should

be for mid-September. It stays clear tomorrow night -

but this cold front will arrive Fine on Saturday evening,

dry and quiet tomorrow night - and under those clearer skies

temperatures will drop away - lower than of late, 7-13C,

cooler in the countryside. A dry but chilly start to Sunday -

sunny spells in the morning - but turning a bit cloudier

from the west, with the threat of rain heading in later -

reaching Anglesey and Pembs So we lose the humidity

of the last few days - then we're in for a cooler,

fresher weekend. More typical autumnal

conditions to come next week. Finally today's picture,

taken by one of our I will be back with a quick update

at eight o'clock, but from all of us on the programme, good evening and a

great weekend.