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Tonight, the professor who says it is possible for parents

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to spot groomers if they know what to look for.

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from other people who may be close and special to them.

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In doing that, they are seeking to create a sense of exclusivity.

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Now restrictions on industrial disputes by public sector workers

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Leila May had a brain tumour, undiagnosed for more than a year.

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Tonight her family's call for swifter diagnosis.

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Some of our most spectaular landscapes,

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and now a new walk is planned through the heart of Wales.

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will head coach Rob Howley spring any surprises

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when he names his Six Nations squad tomorrow?

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It's an ever-increasing crime - the online sex abuse of children.

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And targeting youngsters while they play games

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or use social media is reaching an alarming high.

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That's according to an expert at Swansea University

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who's studied the behaviour of online predators

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and now plans to publish new advice for parents.

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The professor says it is possible for parents

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to spot groomers if they know what to look for.

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Caroline Evans has this special report.

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A judge has warned a man who groomed children and the computer game that

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he faces a custodial sentence. Shocking examples of which Auden in

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Wales have been groomed online. This paedophile was given a ten year

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sentence, but many remain undetected. Who knows what grooming

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is? Lessons like this now take place in schools up and down Wales. In

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this ever-changing world, we must all learn. How do parents tell if

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online friendships are what they seem? The clues are there, says this

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professor in Swansea, if you know what to look for. They are seeking

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to isolate the victims and so on, but especially there are seeking to

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develop trust. The academics here studied the chat logs of online

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groomers. She said it was unexpected. Groomers do not lie

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about their age, and the speed at which they operate is frightening.

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In one case, it took less than ten minutes for them to commit a child

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to meet them in real life. They are skilled communicators, that is

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something we need to be aware of. They are using a sophisticated

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language Toolkit in order to be able to persuade their victims that they

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need to engage. Payne, but was one warning sign. They will be paying

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condiments on sexual physical attributes of the victims, but also

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and frequently they are on a nonsexual nature. They may be, in

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their victims and their maturity, and how well they play a particular

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game online. For other aspects which do not seek to target or address

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sexual topics. Then there is isolation, seeking to drive a wedge

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between the victims and their families. They are seeking to create

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a sense of exclusivity. Their relationship they are seeking is

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special and unique, is not any other relationship with parents, friends,

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relatives. It is not as important, it is not as unique. They tried to

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create that isolation. The latest figures show 135 people had been

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reported to the police in Wales for meeting a child following sexual

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grooming over the last five years. Just before Christmas, the NSPCC

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reported ChildLine was contacted by 85 children in Wales about online

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sexual abuse in the last 12 months. Hunting down the criminals has led

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for the police to develop a new way of working. This is a demonstration

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of how officers known of the need to remove computers for online

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investigation but can look at them on the spot. They are doing search

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warrants at offenders' addresses. They are seizing technology that

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they find there, looking for indecent images of children. Just

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last month, across this force, there were 12 warrants executed against

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offenders. ACC dreich polices has to be a partnership with education at

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its core. -- ACC Drake. Negotiating this online world safely

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is a hard lesson. Back in Swansea, the professor is

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soon to publish more findings, but is also actively seeking funding to

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turn the research into public information for parents. In the

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meantime, her advice is to keep a careful eye on the conversation joy

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child is having online. Restrictions on strikes by public

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service workers will be scrapped under plans published

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by the Welsh Government today. There are more than 400,000

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union members in Wales. That's more than 35%

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of the workforce - a bigger proportion

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than any nation or region. two thirds of Welsh

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workers are union members. Ministers here insist the assembly

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has the power to change the law, despite the UK Government saying

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it's a matter for Westminster. Our political correspondent,

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Daniel Davies, has the story. There is a long history of

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industrial action in Wales, from the General strike of the 1920s to

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struggles like these when miners clashed with police in the 1980s.

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Firefighters and teachers have walked out in recent years, and they

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are amongst those facing new laws on industrial action. As our NHS staff,

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junior doctors been on strike in England. Unions across Britain will

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need to show 40% of their members backed industrial action before it

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can happen in public services. The Welsh governor and wants to

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scrap that. Just as we will make sure the people who want to pay

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their dues to trade unions are not thwarted in being able to do that,

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as we are making sure that people who do the important work of

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representing their members to trade unions are not thwarted by the need

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to do that. Here in Wales, we understand that if you want good

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industrial relations, you need to create a climate in which people

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come together and try to work together to solve difficult

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problems. A town synonymous with a low point in industrial roll Laois

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and is. Troops shop at striking miners here in 1910. Things have

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come a long way since the clashes here more than a century ago. Now in

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the way it runs public services, the Welsh governor and says it

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prioritises corporation with workers and unions. It says the

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Conservatives' more adversarial approach, making it more difficult

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for unions to take action, will undermine those services. Do you

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have any thoughts on whether the law should be making it more difficult

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for them to strike? I don't think so, no. They have a valid reason why

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they want to strike. They have a right to strike. Stop sending this

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overseas aid away and look after your own people first. Then you can

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send whatever it is left away. Partnership is the buzzword, but

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confrontation could be brewing over whether the Assembly even has the

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power to do this. Industrial Galatians law is a matter for

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Westminster, the UK government says. Conservatives say they are standing

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up for service users. To me, that is not what the public in Wales want,

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they want improvement in their overall lies and public services and

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making it easier to strike in the public service in Wales and taking

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away the right to expect a decent service is not positive politics. UK

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government does not have responsible at the four Welsh are big services

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that are devolved. They should stop interfering in that. They thereby

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had run schools and hospitals in Wales, that is what the Welsh

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government is elected to do. Teachers on strike in 2014. Workers

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fought for the right to strike. Now it is the subject of a political

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scrap. A dispute over whether the Assembly

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has the power to do this - Next, a statement in the Assembly

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tomorrow. After that, possibly the courts. The brochure and UK

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government have been to this bring court before what they disagree

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about what is and isn't devolved. They are treading softly this time.

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The worst Gottman says that evidence up in the Supreme Court, it is

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confident it will win that case. When you are dealing with

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devolution, there are a lot of grey areas, that means a lot of work for

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the lawyers. That means something is happening to take away all of that

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ambiguity. The Wales Bill. The Welsh government thinks it can change this

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before the bill comes in, and they are not sure whether it will happen

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after that. They have a type timetable to get this done and

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dusted by August. The Wales Bill will be

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voted on tomorrow, and is designed to give more

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responsibility to Assembly Members. UKIP will vote against,

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the Tories will vote for. and Labour are meeting now to decide

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whether to back the plans or not. In the last of our, they have

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confirmed that they will back the plans.

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Our political editor, Nick Servini, is in Cardiff Bay.

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So what kind of powers are we talking about here?

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The Labour group has been meeting another part of the Assembly this

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evening. As you say, they have agreed to support the legislation

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when there is a here tomorrow afternoon. We had a statement from

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the chair of the group, saying, this is not the bill Wales deserves. On

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balance, it will give the country more constitutional certainty and it

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goes on to say that the financial deal in particular represents a step

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forward. So a hard, pragmatic look at the situation here, I think.

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While the reservations, the brutal reality of the situation is, because

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of the Westminster timetable, because of so much uncertainty over

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Brexit and how much it is going to dominate in the years ahead, if

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ministers were to reject this tomorrow, they don't know with any

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degree of certainty when they would get the opportunity again. In terms

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of the maths and bolts of it, because we already know that the

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Conservatives will support this, the fact the Labour group will support

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it as well means that, barring any unforeseen events tomorrow, this

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legislation will be accepted by the Assembly members.

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What kind of powers are we talking about?

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It is a mixed bag, in many respects. Plenty about the SMA as an

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institution itself. It will have the power to give the boat to

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16-year-olds in Assembly elections, decide how many Assembly members it

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was to have in future. There were also things like devolving teachers'

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pay. A lot of that is a tidying up exercise. The area where it goes

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into new territory is on the financial side of things,

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particularly giving the Assembly partial control of income tax

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without the need for a referendum. So opening the door, paving the way

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for Wales and England to have different income tax rates. There is

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also a big attempt to clarify and simplify who is in control of which

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powers, Cardiff Bay Westminster. That has proved controversial among

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many critics. The reality of the situation tonight is that most

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ministers are clearly prepared to live with it, despite the fact they

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may have concerns. The inquests into the deaths of 30

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British holidaymakers in Tunisia, has heard the attack could have

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been stopped sooner. was among 38 people

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who lost their lives when a gunman opened fire

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on tourists in June 2015. The coroner was told

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local security units had deliberately slowed down

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to delay their arrival at the hotel. A man accused of trying

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to kill a shopkeeper in Flintshire in a robbery

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has admitted harming him. Imtiaz Ul Haq suffered

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serious knife wounds to his throat during the attack

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at the Costcutter store Matthew Whelan denies

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attempted murder, but admits wounding

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with intent and robbery. The prosecution will decide now

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whether to accept his plea. that caused a gas explosion

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at a house in Newport William Flindell previously

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pleaded guilty to arson. The judge ordered

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a psychiatric report ahead The incident happened

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in April last year and extensively

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damaged the house. Nearly 1,000 drivers were wrongly

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sent speeding notices after a temporary limit on

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a north Wales road was not lifted. The 40 miles per hour limit

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in the Conwy tunnel was only meant

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to be imposed at night, but drivers in the day

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were sent speeding tickets. They all got an apology

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from North Wales Police in the post. Around 500 children and young people

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from across the UK are diagnosed but delays in that diagnosis

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can have dire consequences, Now a family from the Vale

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of Glamorgan is spearheading a campaign to raise awareness

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among parents and doctors Eight-year-old Leila May Cummings

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from Barry was diagnosed But that was after a whole

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year of health problems, She's since had surgery

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to remove the tumour, but the delay may have

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had lasting consequences. She's left with quite

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a memory deficit, You know, she's a very different

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person to how she was. I mean, the brain

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is a complex thing. You know, the longer something

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is there that shouldn't be, Brain tumours are the biggest

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cancer killer of children Every year, 500 youngsters

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are diagnosed, and a quarter die. The charity Head Smart have printed

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2 million symptom cards, and are trying to raise awareness

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in parents and doctors. Those symptoms could be

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anything from headaches and persistent vomiting,

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a wry neck in a child, or imbalance, a child not able

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to ride a bike or dance well. But, combined with other symptoms,

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they suggest that a parent ought to be talking to their GP

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and pushing for a scan. For a year, Leila May's

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condition worsened. She became weaker, aggressive,

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and suffered seizures. An MRI scan in Cardiff finally

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revealed the tumour. to highlight

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the symptoms of brain tumours so other families don't go

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through what you've been through? And, you know, avoiding those

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long-term disabilities. Re-occurring vomiting,

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headaches, seizures, In a statement from the Welsh

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government, they said it can be ... They added the Refresh Cancer

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Delivery Plan for Wales includes... Head Smart say their campaign has

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already halved the diagnosis time. That's something Leila May

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and her family know is vital. Rob Howley - on the eve

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of naming his Six Nations squad, is it time for him

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to pick the young guns? And it's turned milder. Cardiff was

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the warmest place in the UK. But is there another cold snap on the way?

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It winds through some of the most beautiful parts of this country,

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and now there are plans for a new long-distance

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walking route from south Wales to Shropshire.

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The trail would follow the 129 miles of the Heart of Wales railway line.

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A feasibility study has been carried out,

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and a new fundraising campaign is being set up.

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The Heart of Wales railway line runs through some of the most remote

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but also some of the most spectacular parts of the country.

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The 129-mile-long railway line links Swansea with Shrewsbury.

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It's a route also used by many ramblers,

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and a new trail is planned for them that will weave alongside the line.

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Today, a campaign's been launched to get supporters of the project

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to raise money to pay for things like signposts and stiles.

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The Heart of Wales railway line is a picturesque line

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that's always been popular with walkers.

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The group that setting up this crowdfunding campaign hope to be

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able to raise enough money to have this path run all the way

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from Llanelli all the way to Craven Arms in Shropshire.

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The trail will follow the railway closely,

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but the final route will be determined by things

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like access rights and land ownership.

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A feasibility study was carried out last year.

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The challenge now is to raise money to pay for the train.

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It will benefit the local businesses -

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pubs, cafes, shops, accommodation along the route -

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which hopefully will aid the economy in mid Wales.

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And finally it will provide some extra passengers

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It's hoped the walking route will boost business,

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with walkers using pubs, cafes, shops and B along the way.

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The railway station here closed in the 1980s.

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It was reopened in 2011, and the cafe's now thriving.

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It's an ideal meeting place for a coffee or tea

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before going on the walk, or perhaps when you come back.

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But also there's a large car park here, which is also very practical

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for people who come in from often quite a distance away

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Some of the funding for the feasibility study

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and the company's keen to see the trail succeed.

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We're supporting it through the funding

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and we've also funded a feasibility study.

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So we're hopeful that it will get off the ground

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and encourage lots of people to come and visit the area.

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Swansea and Shropshire councils have helped fund sections

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Discussions with other councils are ongoing.

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It's an ambitious timetable, but the people behind the plan

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say most of the trail will be open by the end of the year.

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All routes lead now to tonight's sport, and Tomos.

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Wales Coach Rob Howley is finalising his Six Nations squad.

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Tomorrow, he'll name around 35 players

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before the start of the campaign in Italy

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on who will take over the captaincy from Sam Warburton.

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Ospreys lock Alun Wyn Jones is favourite.

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On the eve of naming his Six Nations squad, plenty to ponder on.

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And after a frustrating autumn series, calls for the North Wales

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coach to be bold and not just pick players with test experience.

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Many Welsh fans feel Keelan Giles should have

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A certain try machine, the ospreys winger suffered

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He is being assessed by medics today, and Howley will be hoping

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Also tipped to be in the squad is Tom Young, son of Wasps' director

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of rugby and former Wales captain, Dai Young.

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The 24-year-old flanker has continued to impress

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for his English club and, having been courted by England

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last year, is tied to Wales, having played at under 20s.

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I'd like to see Rob being a bit bolder

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who have excelled throughout the season thus far,

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give them a chance to play in the big arena.

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Whether you put them on the bench and then bring them on gradually

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as the game's starting to evolve a little bit...

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You know, it would be nice if Rob just went a little bit away

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from the status quo and pick players who are excelling

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The players will go into training with the Wales camp

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following mixed fortunes in Europe this weekend.

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scoring seven tries and guaranteeing a home quarterfinal spot.

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After his side's victory, Alun Wyn Jones refused to be drawn

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on whether he is to take over the Wales captaincy.

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He is expected to get the nod, replacing Sam Warburton.

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The Blues could face the Ospreys in the last eight.

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Both them and the Dragons need to win

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their final group games next weekend.

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The Blues host Bristol, and the Dragons need a win in Brive.

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And it's all over for the Scarlets, out of the Champions Cup.

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Heartbreak for them after a last-gasp converted try gave

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holders Saracens a 22-22 draw to end the Scarlets' hope of progression.

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Rob Howley will already have a good idea of the 15

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and we'll have a clearer idea of his vision tomorrow.

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Football, and Tottenham midfielder Tom Carroll

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is having a medical at Swansea City today

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ahead of a proposed ?4.5 million move.

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The Swans are also close to completing a ?4 million

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deal for full back Martin Olsson from Norwich.

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The chairman of Wrexham Supporter's Trust

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has defended the way the club is run

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after its president stepped down last week,

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questioning whether fan ownership is working.

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The Supporters' Trust took-over in 2011.

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The team are 14th in the National League -

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that's the fifth tier of English football.

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Obviously, off the field, we feel that everything's gone great.

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the Disabled Supporters' Association,

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the viewing platforms that we've built.

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We're still over 3,500 members, they believe in the football club.

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On the field, we've been struggling a little bit

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We've got a new manager now, and we're totally behind him.

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Alex Thomson has smashed the world record for the greatest distance

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beating the previous record by a couple of miles.

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Feels like a long-time coming. I should have broken it a couple of

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months ago. You need to break it by more than one mile.

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The sailor from Bangor has been alone on the ocean for 71 days

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competing in the round-the-world Vendee Globe.

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He's now 74 nautical miles behind the leader,

:24:20.:24:21.

Ice Arena Wales will host two Wales Netball Internationals

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The venue's been switched from the National Sports Centre

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after tickets sold out inside 48 hours.

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Up to 3,000 fans will be able to watch the team

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on the 7th and 8th of February.

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Let's take a look at the weather forecast now.

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There is no sign yet of any more snow. I know some of you will be

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disappointed to hear that, others pleased. At least in the near

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future. This week is different to last week, much quieter and more

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settled. Cardiff was the warmest place in the UK yesterday, and it

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has been mild again today, 11 Celsius in ask. This was taken by

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one of our watches in banker. -- Bangor. Some drizzle is likely later

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on in the south-east and far north-west. Some low cloud and fog

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patches. Temperatures staying well above freezing, the lowest between

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four and eight Celsius. He was the picture for ATM tomorrow. It is

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looking pretty grey in the south and East. The cloud is big enough for

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some spots of drizzle, mist and fog patches. Mostly dry and fairly

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cloudy, 7 degrees in Cardigan. A lot of cloud around. A little bit of and

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drizzle drive. Quite mild in the north and west, up to six Celsius in

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the south east. In Carmarthenshire, cloudy but drive. Highs of aid

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Celsius with a light breeze. Some spots of light rain or drizzle, nine

:26:32.:26:35.

Celsius in Holyhead with a south-westerly breeze. Sponsored

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result in the North, mist elsewhere, but drive. On Wednesday, a misty

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morning in places. Maybe the odd spot of light rain on Anglesey.

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Otherwise drive. Some places brighten up. The best chance of

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sunshine in the south and south-east. Mild in Rhyl, but chilly

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in Monmouth. Little change for the rest of the week, high pressure will

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keep things largely dry and settled. Cloud amounts more unsettled weight

:27:08.:27:12.

in the week, but we might see some sunshine and frost.

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Academics at Swansea University say the grooming of children while they

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play online games or use social media is reaching an alarming high.

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They are calling for more funding so their research into the behaviour of

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online groomers can be spotted. I'll have an update

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for you here at 8pm, and again after

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the BBC news at 10pm. From all of us on the

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programme, good evening.

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