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Our top stories this evening - These diamonds may look priceless -

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but the man who bought them lost tens of thousands of pounds.

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He's among the Welsh victims defrauded out of millions.

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If I dwelt on it every day of the week, my life would be an bearable.

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Uprooted trees, roads and businesses closed,

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and around 13,000 properties without power

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tonight - the clean up begins after Storm Doris.

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Gareth Bale is aiming to win the Champions League

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in his home city - with 100 days to go,

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the logistic challenge of staging the World s biggest

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Figures show big falls in circulation as more of us go online.

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And the Six Nations is back this weekend and Wales had to

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Attenborough. Can rob Howley's men continue what's been a decade of

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dominance over the Scots? Victims of fraud in Wales have lost

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more than ?2.5 million over the past two years -

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that's according to the latest But there's a warning tonight

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that the TRUE figure could be up to 20 times that -

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as MOST victims will In this special report,

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Jenny Rees has been speaking to a man who has lost over ?100,000

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of his life savings. This was the promise, invest in

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diamonds for a higher return than any savings account. This is the

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reality, one of five small diamonds the investor bought, paying several

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thousand pounds for each of them. They are worth a fraction of that.

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It's called a fancy intense paint and it's pretty but will not be

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worth anything like the ?18,000 he paid for it. It's worth about ?2000.

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This cyber crime reporting Centre suggests more than ?2.6 million has

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been lost by individuals in Wales in the last two years, trading

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standards say the true figure could be much more as most victims never

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come forward. They will do anything to get your money. We have had

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people who lost almost everything, they ended up with their homes

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belonging to something else because they were persuaded to enter an

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equity release scheme, so in their old age they are worried about being

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able to stay in their homes. The gentleman who lost the diamonds lost

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over ?100,000 to three different scams. He is too embarrassed to

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speak openly about how he was conned and has not told his family. One man

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told me his wife expected a baby and had a miscarriage. He was crying on

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the phone, he told his bosses he would sell this diamond. I said I

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couldn't manage all the money he wanted, but I felt I was letting him

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down. Imagine being so stupid as to send ?500. I lost my confidence in

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myself. If I dwelt on it every day of the week, my life would be

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unbearable. Last year Martin Rees Jones from Cardiff was jailed for

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six years by a court in America for money laundering and fraud. At the

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future mother and -- father-in-law of Gareth Bale, his role attracted

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headlines but behind those were 250 victims. Nigel Kent spent money on

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shares that turned out to be worthless. Then you get more phone

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calls because you have bought one set of shelves and are a soft touch.

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I had conversations that went from high-pressure sales to violence

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because I wouldn't invest more. They got quite aggressive, at which point

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I think these people are bad news. Was it her fault? Of course not.

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Trading standards hold a number of events through the year. Today it is

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with NatWest bank, to raise awareness of the scams out there

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before people fall photo of an offer too good to be true.

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More than 13,000 homes are without power tonight

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following Storm Doris - the majority in North and Mid Wales.

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Gusts of 94 miles per hour were recorded in Capel Curig

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in Snowdonia, and there were long delays for people

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This evening Arriva Trains Wales says passengers should only travel

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As a casualty of Storm Doris it was perhaps predictable that

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Colwyn Bay's historic pier should suffer more damage.

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It had already been weakened by collapse two weeks ago

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but in terms of the effect on everyday lives across Wales,

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it was the loss of power to thousands of homes that

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In Menai Bridge, businesses were forced to shut.

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This restaurant should have been busy at lunchtime.

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We had some power, half the building wasn't on and at 10am

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the whole lot went off, so we have been waiting,

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we have now cancelled customers over lunchtime

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so we're twiddling our thumbs until it comes back.

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We've seen supplies interrupted in rural areas but also urbanised

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areas which for this type of event is not usual but when you're dealing

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with wind speeds over 90 mph, it's not an uncommon thing to see,

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but it means our task is more difficult as we have to spread

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From before first light this morning, the storm

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Countless trees and branches were brought down.

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In some places they simply caused inconvenience,

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in other cases there were some narrow escapes.

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At Anglesey the frontage was blown off a shop.

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Near Wrexham our camera mans car ended up under a tangled branches.

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Aberystwyth has had its share of storm damage in the past,

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today the town seems to have got off lightly.

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You look at the weather forecast, the high tide, you try to gauge

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whether there will be a storm, whether you need to put sandbags

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and shutters up or just batten down the hatches,

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move everything out, take away garden furniture and put it away,

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simple precautions because you don't want things flying around.

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The Britannia Bridge was closed for a while,

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there were hold-ups on flights from Cardiff airport, including

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Ferry traffic to Ireland was disrupted, in Holyhead

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We were hoping to go this morning at 8:50am and fortunately that ferry

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We were then put onto the lunchtime sailing, which should go out

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in about five minutes but I don't think that in at the moment it

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that's been delayed on the sea, so we're now going at 8:30pm.

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There have been five cancelled departures today with problems

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on one service knocking onto those that follow,

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but the weather seems to have eased and traffic is moving.

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Around Wales today Storm Doris has brought some dramatic images,

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some damage and disruption, certainly a deal of inconvenience

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Roger Pinney reporting - and Derek will be here with a full

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weather forecast later in the programme.

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The mother of a 14-year-old girl who was found dead in Milford Haven

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says her daughter took her own life after being bullied online.

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Megan Evans was found two weeks ago and police

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Nicola Harteveld was speaking to ITV's This Morning programme.

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Nobody knows what goes on in somebody else's head and I'm

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careful because words can't be taken back and words can kill,

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it's simple, you've got to try and put yourself in that

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person's shoes and think, would you like to receive that text

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message, is that something you would like to be sent to you?

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The deadline has passed this evening - and there's still no

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After three days locked in the Cathedral in Cardiff

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the Church in Wales' electroal college was unable to decide

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The five other bishops in Wales will now make a final decision.

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Our reporter James Williams is at the Cathedral.

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So, how unusual is it that they've not been able to make a decision?

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This has only ever happened once before back in 2004 when they were

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electing the Bishop of Bangor. Bishops littered shows the late

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Anthony Crockett, who was seen by some as controversial because it was

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the worst and then remarried, so the fact that in this case the 47 strong

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electoral College has been unable to choose a Bishop suggests there is a

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candidate who is proving controversial. Next the five other

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bishops in Wales will conduct a Wales wide consultation before a

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final decision. That process took six weeks last time. Until the risk

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of full slate of Welsh bishops they cannot choose the next Archbishop of

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Wales, so a delay in choosing the next Bishop of Llandaff means a

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delay in choosing the next Archbishop. Those rules are vacant

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following are more than's retirement last month. This affects this

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diocese, the most populous one in Wales, but also has wider

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ramifications. A man from Tredegar -

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accused of downloading so-called Islamic State manuals -

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has been told he'll stand 23-year old Nathan Saunders appeared

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at The Old Bailey in London charged with five counts of possessing

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a record likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing

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an act of terrorism. The number of Syrian refugees

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resettled in Wales has reached at least 397,

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according to figures All councils here -

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apart from Pembrokeshire - had resettled refugees by the end

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of December as part of the UK It's the biggest single sporting

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event being staged anywhere The final of the Champions League

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is 100 days away - and organisers say that it

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will be unlike anything Around 200,000 people

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are expected to be in Cardiff for the match in June -

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Nick Palit reports. Gareth Bale taking centre stage

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last year, celebrating Real Madrid's Champions League

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victory over Atletico Madrid when they returned to the Bernabeu

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to be welcomed by adoring fans. The 2016 final had been staged

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in Milan's San Siro Stadium and drew a TV audience of hundreds

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of millions across the world. For this city itself,

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a colourful festival of football. Cardiff will have

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a lot to live up to. Now in 100 days the Uefa Champions

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League final will be in Cardiff, the Principality Stadium temporarily

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rebranded for this game. When Europe's finest meat

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here at the National Stadium on Saturday the 3rd of June,

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it will be broadcast to more than 200 countries and seen

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by an audience of It will be the largest sporting

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event in the world in 2017 but Cardiff is the smallest city ever

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to host the Champions League final. It's expected to generate up to ?45

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million for the local economy. Cardiff and the city centre

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stadium are used to such high-profile sporting events

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but First Minister Carwyn Jones In the days before its devolution,

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if I said we would host the Champions League final

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in Cardiff it would be laughable, we've come a long way since then,

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and this is not just for Cardiff but the whole of Wales

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and its profile. Organisers acknowledge that such

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a high-profile event When we were awarded

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the event in 2015 the world The atrocities in Paris,

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Brussels, East Berlin, we have to take measures

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so there will be levels of security around the stadium but it's

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there for a good reason. Moving and accommodating

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the number of travelling fans 24 fast trains will run from Cardiff

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to London after the match and a cruise ship holding 1200

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people will dock in Newport. A second temporary terminal will be

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set up at Cardiff airport. Around 170,000 people will be

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staying in a hotel on match day but Cardiff has just a fraction

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of that number of rooms. This city is very busy

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for the Champions League final, it has been booked up for over two

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years but as a city we have worked together with neighbours as far

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as Bristol, Swansea and beyond, so it will have a major effect not

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just in Cardiff but Wales. As well as a capacity

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crowd in the stadium, the rest of the city will be able

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to enjoy the atmosphere at fan zones similar to those which proved

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popular last summer One will be located in Cardiff Bay,

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just part of a festival of football to entertain an estimated 200,000

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fans who will descend You're watching Wales

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Today from the BBC - still to come on the programme,

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Talupe Faletau came off the number EIGHT to make a big

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impact this weekend.And Doris was the worst storm to hit Wales

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so far this winter. But what can we can expect

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over the next few days? If you DO, you're among

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a dwindling number according There have been BIG

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falls in circulation for some Welsh papers -

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and despite a growing number of visits to their websites -

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publishers are struggling Our Arts and Media Correspondent,

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Huw Thomas, has more. This is the newsroom,

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where all the hard work At the Abergavenny Chronicle,

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a small staff keeps this historic weekly paper in print with a steady

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circulation of 6000 copies, it is weathering a long-term storm

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in the publishing industry that swept away tens of thousands

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of readers and while business has been tough, the Chronicle relies

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on a dedicated readership. People tend to trust what they read

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in a local newspaper and this works for advertising as well as editing,

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people trust what they see and are more likely to retain it,

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but you hope to standard is such that we don't go for fake news just

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to get the headlines, so hopefully on Thursday people

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will have picked up snippets from Facebook and Twitter

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and will come to the Chronicle and think, OK,

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this is the proper story. Today's headlines make tough

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reading for the papers. The Daily Post is Wales's biggest

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seller, averaging 22,000 copies, down from over 23,500

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a year earlier. Swansea's Evening Post falls

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in a circulation of 21,000 compared to more than 24,000 at the previous

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counts and a national newspaper of Wales, the western mail,

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has a little over 15,500 copies 3000 fewer than the year before,

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but the internet is where many of the titles

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focus their energies, with Wales Online's audience going to almost

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300,000 daily visitors. Our daily habits are

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on display at Abergavenny. It's good to have the news

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on your doorstep and the paper, I don't know many people who buy

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newspapers these days. It tends to be all

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over the internet. While online news booms

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it is incredibly tough to make money from website adverts compared

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to the income newspapers had got used to, but the internet dominates

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and it's the focus for the next generation of journalists

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at Cardiff University who think The New York Times and Washington

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Post are examples of newspapers that are embracing it and traditional

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journalism skills are still there, Given world events and the amount

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of news online, some argue a strong There will be another Assembly

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inquiry into the industry later this year and a man who ran Newport Argus

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newspaper says his new year and a man who ran Newport Argus

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newspaper says his old The alternative to it is what we're

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already seeing in America where President Trump is labelling

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anything he doesn't agree with as fake news and basically

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saying if you want to know the truth just listen to me,

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and that's not healthy. The next generation know they're

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entering a disrupted industry but its long-term future will rely

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on a dedicated audience and a model A mother from Llanelli

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who has a rare bone cancer is hoping to raise ?70,000

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to travel abroad for Nicola White - who has been

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given two years to live - was first diagnosed with cancer

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17 years ago. As a teenager Nicola White was

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diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer. Having undergone several

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rounds of chemotherapy and several operations, Nicola recovered and

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started a family but the cancer has returned and her treatment options

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on the NHS have come to an end. I finished chemotherapy in August and

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was told it still isn't operable or curable and that basically whatever

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I have next is to prolong my life or palliative care, to just keep me

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going. With a desire to live and see her children grow up, Nicola is

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seeking treatment abroad. I've gone through too much to give up now. I

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battled through it so many different times in different places, I had an

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amputation, I've had to adapt to this way of living and I can't stop

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now, for my children's seeks. High-energy proton beam therapy is a

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type of radiotherapy that targets cancer cells without harming healthy

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ones. Millions of pounds has been spent on researching its effects of

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the treatment is not yet available in the UK. There have been limited

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studies at its usefulness but these tend to focus on cases where it

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occurs in the pelvis and the spine and the skull base, which did have

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some facts and some usefulness but there hasn't been wide investigation

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looking at its use in osteosarcoma in general. ?70,000 is needed to

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help Nicola travel abroad for treatment. After daughter's primary

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school they have organised fund-raising events and a page has

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been set up. We want to save Nicola, we don't want anything bad to

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happen. No one wants that to happen so were helping her. People have

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cancer and it's not very nice and we want to be nice to other people.

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Unwilling to give up her fight, Nicola hopes to capture many more

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happy memories in the years ahead. Now with news from the Wales rugby

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camp - here's Claire. of their Six Nations

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clash on Saturday. 24 hours on from naming his side,

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Rob Howley said today selecting some positions was a welcome headache,

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especially with four world class Wales have enjoyed a decade

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of dominance over Scotland, but they are expecting a tough

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battle at Murrayfield. Rob Howley relaxed and excited today

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about a contest with Scotland that could prove to be an epic

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Test match. The Wales coach says he is enjoying

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the competition for places amongst his squad and he has

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stuck with the same back row of Sam Warburton,

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Justin Tipuric and Ross Moriarty, with world-class number eight

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Taulupe Faletau on the bench. Howley says replacements could be

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the key on Saturday but he's expecting winger George North

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to have a big game. For me is he's a player that gets

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supporters off seats, whenever he gets the ball and he's

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very athletic, very powerful and I suppose his trial at Scotland

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12 months ago it sums up George, how he can change games

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and certainly he'll be looking The team bus has arrived,

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ready to take Wales to the airport, and they will head to Murrayfield

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having enjoyed a decade of dominance over the Scots

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but captain Alun Wyn Jones said today that Scotland are a different

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beast this year and Wales Our defence has got better

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through the campaign as it usually does but we have seen

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the willingness, they have to use the ball, marry that with a few

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displays from set pieces, we have to be on our guard

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and expect the unexpected. Scotland have made five changes

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to the side that lost to France with Greig Laidlaw out,

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captaining the Scots for the first time will be scarlets back row

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John Barclay and he'll be facing eight of his Scarlets

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team-mates in the Wales 23. I might send them a good luck

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message but he's a good friend and I look forward

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to going up against him. It's a proud record we have

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and something we want to keep up so there is pressure for us

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to perform, it's a big task to go So Murrayfield a happy hunting

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ground for Wales over the last ten years but Scotland will be boosted

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by their win over Ireland and will be backing themselves

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to come out on top. Storm Doris will have passed

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through by then but expect a whirlwind of passion and power

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when the sides meet on Saturday. Swansea council has given

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permission for formal talks. To take place over the future

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of the Liberty Stadium. The council built the 27 million

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pound stadium where Swansea City and the Ospreys have

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played since 2005. The Swans' owners want to lease

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the ground and explore more commercial opportunities out of it -

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including stadium naming rights And finally tonight -

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spare a thought for Olympic gold medal-winning cyclist,

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Owain Doull. Just back in action after emergency

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appendix surgery, he suffered a nasty crash which saw a break-disc

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cut through his shoe and into his The Team Sky rider, is however

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expected to carry on in the race Time for the all-important weather

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forecast and after Doris Day today, Doris was the worst storm to hit

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Wales so far this winter. The highest gust in the UK

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was 94mph near Capel Curig Strong enough to bring down trees

:24:36.:24:38.

like this one in Colwyn Bay. Less stormy in Gwbert

:24:39.:24:45.

but blustery with some blue sky Well, it has moved away and is over

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Denmark with stormy conditions Here in Wales,

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still breezy this evening. Showers in mid and north

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Wales heavy in places. And wintry on higher

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ground with a little snow. And cold enough for

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ground frost inland. Chilly but much drier

:25:12.:25:16.

and calmer than today. The odd isolated shower

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but most places dry. So a window of better

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weather tomorrow but make Cloud will increase

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during the afternoon with some rain reaching the west and northwest

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later in the afternoon. Top temperatures seven to nine

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Celsius and with lighter winds The wind lighter with a high

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of 6C in Blaenavon. Strong to gale force

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in the NW and turning milder. Some heavy rain, especially

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in Snowdonia with hill fog. 12 in Flint. For the rugby

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in Edinburgh on Saturday. Sunday dry for a while but the wind

:26:28.:26:33.

will pick-up again with Next week,

:26:34.:26:45.

turning colder and breezy So after Doris, a much calmer day

:26:46.:27:05.

tomorrow. Thanks goodness. Our top stories tonight. Victims in Wales

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have been different had of more than ?2.6 million over the past two years

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according to the latest figures, but trading standards weren't true

:27:17.:27:20.

number could be 20 times that as most victims never come forward.

:27:21.:27:26.

More than 13,000 homes are without home tonight, the majority in North

:27:27.:27:31.

and mid Wales. What's of 90 mph or are corded Ince stood only and train

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passengers should only travel if their journey is essential.

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I'll have an update at 8pm and a full round-up

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From all of us on the programme, hwyl fawr, bye-bye.

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