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They're getting off to the best start,

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but tonight we will hear why bad experiences in childhood can have

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profound consequences for your health as an adult.

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What we have got to focus on is, instead of mending broken adults, we

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have got to build stronger children. 350 jobs under threat at a food

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company. We will bring you the latest.

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One of the brothers accused of murdering a drug dealer

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in a lay-by denies being at the scene.

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The cathedral doors are closed to the public for St David's

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Will it be a woman for the first time?

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It's another defeat for Swansea City -

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the manager says he's got a huge job to save his side from relegation.

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What you experience in childhood will affect your long-term health,

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resulting in greater dependence on the NHS.

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That's the finding of new Public Health Wales research.

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So, children who are exposed to abuse, domestic violence or other

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stresses are far more likely to develop health problems.

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It's prompted calls for public bodies to work more closely with one

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leading health expert saying that, instead of "mending broken adults",

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we need to do more to build stronger children.

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Our Health Correspondent Owain Clarke has this special report.

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Lenny to be healthy need not be the domain of adults. These children are

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already aware of how to look after themselves. I want to be a dancer

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when I am older and you have to be fit and healthy. I might not be able

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to do sport in the future like football or rugby because they would

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not choose you if you were not good enough. Encouraging and teaching

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pupils to live healthily is a key priority at this school in east

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Cardiff. Different families make different choices, so if the

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children are taught in school what is healthy and what is not as

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healthy, it just gives them that opportunity when they grow up to

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make choices for themselves. And possibly take some of the

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information back to their families. But bad experiences in childhood,

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such as being exposed to abuse or domestic violence, or even seeing

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parents separate, can have serious and lifelong health consequences.

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New research suggests children who have had four or more adverse

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experiences are three times more likely to develop lung or heart

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disease later in life. They are also four times more likely to develop

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type two diabetes. Those who have had difficult childhoods are more

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likely to visit doctors and hospitals. If you don't constant

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exposure to adverse childhood experiences, your body develops a

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higher state of tension, if you like. It is always looking out for

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more threats. That means as your body develops, it is used to being

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ready to be injured or hurt in some way. It wears out quicker. What we

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have got to focus on is, instead of mending broken adults, we have got

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to build stronger children. But a child can experience adverse

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incidents even before birth. Things like domestic abuse, violence in the

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household, shouting, a baby will experience that. Of course, those

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things are going to cause stress to a baby, and will impact on that

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baby's development. Emerging research suggests the effects could

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also be passed through the genes from one generation to the next. As

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individuals we are almost a symphony of jeans firing off at different

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times, and so things like smoking, drinking, and actually affect the

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genes which can then be passed on. This is not just a challenge for the

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NHS. A child who has had four or more adverse experiences is 15 times

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more likely to be a perpetrator of violence, and 14 times more likely

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to be a victim. That's why the police and crime commission for

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South Wales is taking note. If there is a domestic dispute and a child is

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seeing it, or a parent getting blind drunk, if the police dealing with

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the incident are aware, not just of the damage that is being done

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between the individuals, but also that it affects a child stood in the

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background, then it can work. That is true of all sorts of other

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agencies as well. There has tended to be an attempt to deal with those

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things by passing referrals, pieces of paper passing from one

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organisation to another, and were never quite sure where some of those

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go. Back at this school, and the mealtime game of course continues,

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in time to prevent health problems later on, and inspiring children to

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eat well and exercise, but also trying to ensure in the first

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instance that they are safe and secure.

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Owain, some people watching tonight may be thinking that's it

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unsurprising that difficult childhood can affect

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This new research gives us the clearest indication yet about the

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scale of the potential damage. Common sense might suggest, if you

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have traumatic incidents when you are very young it might affect your

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emotional well-being, your mental health later on, but it is becoming

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increasingly clear that they can also have an effect on your physical

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health, the way your body develops, the way your brain is wired together

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in those first 1000 days of life, a crucial period. Also the suggestion

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that if you have a difficult childhood, it can prompt changes in

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your jeans so your own children might be predisposed to illness and

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that is shocking. The question is, what can be done about this? No

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government or agency can make sure a child has a perfect childhood, but

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there are things that can be done to minimise the risk of traumatic and

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adverse incidents, such as training, giving support and education to new

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parents, making sure there is somebody for a child to turn to if

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there are problems, making sure agencies like the police and health

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service work together. The risks identified that at a time when money

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is tight, there is a risk that those agencies might just concentrate on

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their core responsible at ease and miss the bigger picture with

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children falling through the net. Thank you.

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Bringing you now some breaking news. 350 dogs at a meat processing plant

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in Merthyr Tydfil -- jobs -- are at risk tonight. The two sisters group

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want to move their packing operation to Cornwall. Our business

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correspondent has been following developments.

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What more can you tell us? This news is just coming through now, and in

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the last half an hour or so, the site has been operating since 1999,

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and it is a beef and lamb processing and packing site. What the plan is

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from the company, as far as the unions tell us, is to move some of

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those jobs and facilities, putting 350 jobs in threat in Merthyr Tydfil

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as they move those facilities to Cornwall. The union will be in

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consultation for the next 40 days to safeguard as many jobs as possible,

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and the Welsh government has said that it will be working closely with

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the government and with the directors and the management that in

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order that they can try to do whatever they can possibly do to

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help minimise the impact of any losses that might be coming from

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that site, and also to try and safeguard as many jobs as possible.

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Merthyr Tydfil has had a lot of good news recently about jobs, jobs

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coming, including an exhaust manufacturer, and General dynamics,

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which is assembling its new tanks. There has been a lot of good news,

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but this is a devastating blow, particularly in the run-up to

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Christmas. We will have more in our late

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bulletin at 10:30pm. A man accused of shooting aim drug

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dealer in a lay-by has denied being response before his death. Brothers

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Edward and Stephen Bennett are accused of the murder of Mark Jones.

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It was in this lay-by on a July evening last year that Jones was

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shot twice as he sat in his car. Two months and 15 operations later, the

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drugs dealer and Customs and excise officer died in hospital. Brothers

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Edward and Stephen Bennett are accused of his murder. Today, Edward

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Bennett is accused of pulling the trigger and told the Crown Court he

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had known Mark Jones for almost all of his life and dealt drugs with

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him. Edward Bennett said he owed Mark Jones ?4000 and that he had

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arranged to meet him that evening to discuss the money, but not in that

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lay-by, instead in his house. He said Mark Jones rang him to say he

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would be late, but he never arrived, and he only realised he had been

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shot when he checked Facebook later that evening. The next day, armed

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police surrounded the Bennett house in Station Road. He was arrested

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later in work and told the jury he was not surprised as he was probably

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the last lesson to speak to the 43 old. As investigations continued, 53

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rolled Stephen Bennett was also arrested. Today, Edward Bennett said

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his brother knew nothing of his drug dealing, or his relationship with

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Mark Jones. He told the jury he borrowed his brother's van for the

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meeting, but was not with them, although Stephen's phone had been

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left in the vehicle. The QC put to Edward Bennett that he owed Mr Jones

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a considerable sum of money and have been desperately trying to raise

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funds before his death. Today he denied that. When asked whether he

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was frightened of Mr Jones he said was not, and that when they planned

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to meet the expected nothing more than a friendly row, nothing

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physical. Both Edward and Stephen Bennett denied murder and the trial

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continues. History could be made this week

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as St David's could become the first part of Wales to elect

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a woman bishop. It's the first time women can be

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considered for the role after the Church in Wales voted

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through the change in 2013. 47 people from across Wales have

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spent the day behind locked doors and their debates could

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go on for three days. For the past 1500 years,

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prayers have been said here This morning, prayers

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were led by the Archbishop of Wales as the Church's electoral

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college met here to decide And, for the first time in history,

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it could, in theory, be a woman. It doesn't make any sense

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at all to have women ordained, to be deacons and priests,

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and then say you can't be bishops. Once you are ordained into one

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order, it makes sense to open up the possibility

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into the other orders. But this remains a highly

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sensitive issue. When the Church law

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was changed in 2013, some said if women were to be

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bishops, they would have to consider their future

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in the Church. Three years on, those on both

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sides of the divide await The reverend Jenny Wigley was one

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of the first women ordained as a priest in Wales 19 years ago,

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and was instrumental in getting the Church's law changed to allow

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women to become bishops. But today is the first time

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since that change the position All my ministry has been part

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and parcel of this movement to enable women to take their full

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place in the Church. I'm coming up to retirement now,

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so it would give me a tremendous sense of hope, really,

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for the future. You know, all of this, this will

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make a difference to the Church. It will become a different

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church if we can do that. The retiring Bishop was praised

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today for uniting the diocese after the resignation

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of his predecessor, who left following allegations

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about his private life. As the doors were locked

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for what could be three days of deliberations,

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those inside will no doubt be mindful that the decision made

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here has wider implications A man from Ystrad Mynach

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near Caerphilly has been jailed for life for murdering his

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75-year-old mother with a chainsaw. 47-year-old Robert Owens had traces

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of heroin and cocaine in his blood when he killed Iris Owens,

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who was hanging-out washing. He'll serve a minimum of 12.5

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years in prison. A man from Flintshire

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who was involved in a car crash while he was on holiday in Greece 13

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years ago has won his fight against extradition to serve

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a prison sentence there. Paul Wright from Mold was convicted

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in his absence of criminal damage and sentenced to 15 months

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in a Greek jail. Paul Wright denies breaking the law

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on a holiday to Malia in Greece He was a passenger in a car

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driven by his friend Police interviewed Paul Wright

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after the accident but told him However, he was convicted

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in his absence of joyriding and criminal damage and sentenced

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to either a large fine or 15 He only learned about the legal

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action earlier this year when police called at his home in Mold

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with a European Arrest Warrant. Today he appeared before a judge

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in London who ruled in his favour He argued in court that he was

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unaware of the proceedings as the Greek authorities had sent

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a summons to his old address. He said he faced being separated

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from his pregnant wife My children still don't know what

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has happened today. I have got an eight-year-old daughter and my son

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is six and I love them both with all my heart. How do you explain, when

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your wife is in labour, and you are not there? You can't even quantify

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that. In a way, the judge has seen that side of it, and then he has

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looked at the paperwork and decided, well, it does not add up.

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Paul Wright now faces an anxious wait as the prosecution have seven

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Beyond that, he hopes to challenge his conviction

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to prevent restrictions on his travel within Europe.

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The manager says he's got a huge job to save his side

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The First Minister has described the UK's approach to Brexit is a

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shambles. Carwyn Jones was reacting to the announcement by Nissan that

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it will secure further assurances from the UK business evidence

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section. I asked her directly

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to rule out any deal, any trade deal with the EU that

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included tariffs and she A Few days later, all of a sudden

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tariffs are pulled out of the These are particularly strong words

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from the First Minister. Yes, the rhetoric has ramped up

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today, particular on this issue of the expansion at the Nissan factory

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in Sunderland. The UK Government does not saying what assurances they

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have given to the company and the Welsh government wants to know and

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has written to try to find out. If there was money involved, it was the

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same kind of offer to Welsh factories. There is a degree of

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gamesmanship going on here. The Welsh government knows that

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ministers at Westminster are not going to tell them what kind of

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confidential offer was given to the company because that is not what

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companies do, but it is all about putting pressure on the UK

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Government. More broadly, Carwyn Jones wants to know what Theresa

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May's negotiating position will be before she goes into the exit talks,

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but again he will not know the answer to that because she has said

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repeatedly that is not the way she will approach these negotiations.

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But again, it is about putting pressure on the UK Government.

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Brexit is going to dominate for the next two years. Already, patience is

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running thin, and positions are hardening.

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Young people leaving care need more support when they become parents

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to prevent their own children also being taken into care.

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That's according to the Children's Commissioner for Wales.

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Dr Sally Holland says more investment is needed

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from the Welsh Government to provide better support.

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In the second of two special reports, India Pollock

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speaks to a mum who, between the ages of seven and 17,

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Lisa has just celebrated her sixth child's first birthday.

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It's the only birthday she has spent with any of her children

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as the other five were removed by social services

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Her first child was removed after five weeks, and the others

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She knows what her children are going through because she

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I went into care at the age of seven because my mum was too

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ill to look after us, and my dad was a drinker.

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I got moved to a children's home first, where I was

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I was bullied because I was the youngest there by far.

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I was moved around to so many different places.

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It got to the point where I thought it was pointless getting

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attached to someone, I'm just going to be moved.

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I would kick off, make a noise, get myself moved.

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Lisa was sexually abused by two members of staff

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It had a big impact on her and she was in and out of jail.

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The last time she saw her first daughter, before she was adopted,

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was in a visiting room in prison, the week after her father's funeral.

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I'm happy because they're happy and they're doing well,

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but I'm upset obviously because they are calling

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Even my two little boys are still in foster care now.

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They call their foster parents Mum and Dad, and that

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But I think of them, rather than myself.

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So I just let them do it, even though it hurts.

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There are now calls for more to be done to break the cycle

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of young parents from care, who then have their children removed

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I find it very sad that the children we have taken into care to look

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after and try to give a better life to, we have not been able to help

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Ideally, we would want to help them early enough and provide them

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with enough support so that they can go on to lead happy and successful

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and successful adulthoods, and start their parenthood

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If they do need support with their parenting,

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whether that be financial support, emotional support, or more

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or practical help, many parents just need a break.

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Because if they go to, the parent, to the state or social

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services and ask for help, they inadvertently raise a concern

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about whether they are adequate parents.

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The Welsh government says it is developing a national

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programme for looked after children and it is developing initiatives

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to break the cycle of children of care leavers being removed.

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The Welsh Local Government Association says councils make

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improvements where needed to give families the chance of staying

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Despite her experiences in care, Lisa has managed to turn

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This is the first time in my life I'm actually proud of myself.

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If I can do it, anyone can do it, the way I lived my life.

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I've been in jail, fighting, taking drugs, drinking, everything.

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I have lost five children, I didn't ever think I would be able

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to pull myself up from the rut I was in.

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It was a night to forget for Swansea City.

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The Swansea City manager Bob Bradley says he faces a huge job

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to save his side from relegation from the Premier League.

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The Swans are second from bottom, five points from safety

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It's the latest setback in a season of upheavals at the club which has

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seen a manager sacked and the Supporters Trust fall out

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There is no escaping the autumnal gloom surrounding the Liberty

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Stadium. The Swans only league wind was back in the sunshine of August,

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a distant memory for fans. It is very disheartening, the way we are

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playing at the moment, from the top downwards, it is discouraging. On

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the pitch, as we saw last night, there is no leadership, no

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direction, and it is tough to see where our next win is coming from. I

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can't see any way back from this, to be truthful. I have got my fingers

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crossed. They have had a tough start, admittedly, because they have

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played the top teams, but I did expect a better result last night,

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to be truthful. Two former Swans Ayers came back to haunt their own

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club on Halloween. One of the opener and the other pulled a goal back.

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But the Welsh side showed little after the break. Alfie some messed

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up in defence. While Joe Allen played a part in two of Stokes

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goals. Swansea have the chance to re-sign him in the summer instead at

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Stoke he is enjoying the most lithic season of his career with four goals

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so far -- most prolific season. When it team has gone through a bad

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stretch, getting things right and getting the confidence back, there

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are no easy solutions. It has got to be through continued work. When you

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go through a bad stretch, there has got to be more of a belief. Last

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night's bleak performance does not bode well for Swansea City. It was

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their ninth game without a win. That is their worst run of results since

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promotion to the Premier League five years ago. And it does not get any

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easier. Bob Bradley will try to start the revival at home to

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Manchester United on Sunday. The Football Association of Wales

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has added its voice to those lobbying FIFA to allow poppies to be

:23:31.:23:32.

worn during World Cup Five years ago, Wales were allowed

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to display poppies on black It's understood both England

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and Scotland have been banned The game's World Governing Body

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doesn't allow political, religious And the Wales squad for the Serbia

:23:43.:23:46.

match is announced tomorrow. Rugby, and the Wales second row

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Alun Wyn Jones will not be considered for selection

:23:54.:23:56.

for the Australia Test on Saturday, Tim Jones, a former player

:23:57.:23:58.

himself for Swansea, passed away following

:23:59.:24:04.

a long illness. London Welsh chairman

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Bleddyn Philips has stepped down Yesterday the club was granted

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an adjournment in the High Court for a number of weeks

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to pay outstanding debts. A taste of winter is heading

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our way, here's Derek. No sign of snow yet,

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but a change in the month Trawsgoed in Ceredigion

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was the warmest place in the UK yesterday,

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but the next few days will be colder This evening, cloud

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in the south will clear. Most places will stay dry overnight,

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although a few showers Temperatures in some rural areas

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falling close to freezing, Less cold on the north and west

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coast, with a breeze off the sea. Tomorrow's chart shows high pressure

:24:53.:24:57.

shows high pressure over Ireland. This cold front over the Atlantic

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will reach us by Friday. Here's the picture for 8am

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in the morning tomorrow. Colder than today with a chill

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in the air, and much Some patchy cloud and sunshine

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and one or two showers in the north-west and Anglesey,

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and there will be a cold breeze. So a decent day tomorrow ? chilly,

:25:15.:25:19.

but most places dry. It'll be bright and sunnier

:25:20.:25:25.

than today with good visibility. The north-west will be cloudier

:25:26.:25:28.

with a couple of showers. Temperatures, a more seasonal

:25:29.:25:32.

8 to 12 Celsius with a light In Flintshire tomorrow,

:25:33.:25:34.

it'll be dry with a mix 10 Celsius in Mold,

:25:35.:25:41.

with a chilly breeze. In Bridgend tomorrow,

:25:42.:25:47.

it'll be sunnier than today and dry. Tomorrow night, much of the country

:25:48.:25:50.

will be dry, though it will be cold It'll be bright in the south-east,

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but cloud increasing On Thursday night and Friday,

:25:55.:26:06.

low pressure will push a cold front So, on Friday, rain will spread

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south-east, followed by brighter A mixed bag over the weekend

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with some rain and showers, and even a little snow

:26:22.:26:28.

on the mountain tops. Some clear weather

:26:29.:26:31.

and sunshine as well. The thermals will come

:26:32.:26:33.

in handy on bonfire night! The headlines: Children who are

:26:34.:26:57.

exposed to abuse, domestic violence or other stresses are more likely to

:26:58.:27:02.

develop health problems and need NHS care. Those are the findings of new

:27:03.:27:05.

Public Health Wales research which has prompted calls for public bodies

:27:06.:27:10.

to work more closely. And this breaking news: Around 400 jobs at a

:27:11.:27:15.

meat processing plant in Merthyr Tydfil are at risk. The two sisters

:27:16.:27:19.

food group wants to move their packing operation to Cornwall. The

:27:20.:27:23.

Welsh government says the news gives significant cause for concern for

:27:24.:27:26.

staff, and says it will work with the company to minimise the impact

:27:27.:27:32.

on any job losses. We will have more on that story at 8pm, and again

:27:33.:27:37.

after the BBC News at 10pm. Thank you for watching. Good night.

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