05/10/2016 BBC Wales Today

Tonight's headlines: A woman who alleges she was raped

by footballer Ched Evans in a hotel room, tells a jury

And another blow for the Welsh steel industry -

one hundred jobs go at this firm in Newport.

A court has heard that a woman allegedly raped by the former Wales

footballer Ched Evans, woke up naked and alone in a hotel room,

and couldn't remember how she got there.

The prosecution say the woman was too drunk to consent.

The Chesterfield striker denies raping her at the premier inn in

His re-trial was ordered, after a successful appeal

For a second day, Ched Evans listened in court that the woman he

It is alleged to have happened five years ago in

The court heard the 19-year-old woman was out drinking

with friends in real during the second

Maybank holiday weekend in

The jury were shown recorded Police video interviews

In them, she explains how she remembers

nightclub last night save for holding a piece of pizza at some

She described waking up alone in a hotel room

without her clothes on, unable to explain how she got there.

go out and drink, but not to the extent where she doesn't

CCTV shown in court showed the woman at this takeaway, she is

She met a friend of Chad Evans here, too.

Follow football at Clayton McDonald's.

The jury was shown CCTV showing the pair of getting a taxi

cleared of rape, there is no suggestion he has done anything

The defence team of Ched Evans say he went into the room

while the woman was having consensual sex and joined in with

The QC put it to the alleged victim, I'm suggesting you

were disinherited, you lost your inhibitions because you had been

Later she said, a memory blackout does not mean unconscious,

not capable of making decisions, would you agree with that?

It was put several times to the alleged victim that she

took the lead and directed things at the hotel that night.

She maintains that's not something she would do.

A thirty three year old man from Cardiff has appeared in court,

charged with six terrorism offences - including membership

of so-called Islamic State, and possessing a missile guidance book.

Sam-ata Ullah was arrested in the city last Tuesday,

by the Metropolitian Police Counter Terrorism Command.

He was remanded in custody, to appear at the Old Bailey

An investigation's underway into an oil spill which has entered

Dead fish have been found after kerosene leaked

from a pipeline which carries aviation fuel and diesel, from

Natural Resources Wales say they're working to contain the spill,

and reduce its impact on fish and other wildlife.

Around one hundred workers have lost their jobs

A-I-C Steel Limited - which has only been

operating since 20-14 - has gone into administration.

29 people are left working at the plant -

and their future is unknown, as our Economics Correspondent,

Right in the heart of Newport's Docklands,

they've been putting together structures made from steel

Just two years ago, AIC celebrated a ?10 million investment

But yesterday lunchtime, 130 workers were called

in the canteen, and told that the business was going

101 of them were made redundant, and those that are still left

here are keeping the business ticking over while the administrator

AIC has been buying steel and drilling and welding it

and cutting it into whatever structure their clients order.

The sheer size of the site means this team can work on vast projects.

The site has helped build some of the most high-profile

sporting venues in the UK, including the roof at

the London Olympics Aquatics Centre, stadia in Cardiff and Swansea,

Most recently, AIC had a contract with Bristol City Football Club

It is very unfortunate for the

Unfortunately, it's not a great surprise, because the fabrication

industry is facing a number of difficulties.

Firstly, the demand, which was predicted to increase

through 2016, is still flat-lining, there is very the full increase in

Working here for more than 40 years, and at one time, more than 1000

It is only 2.5 years since AIC took it over, when

the company went into administration, hitting the local

It has come as quite a shock, really.

Only one year ago, they laid quite a few people off.

And now have, you know, but in all of them go,

is, yeah, it is going to

be big in Newport, 100 people, lots of people,

are in churches is attempting to find a buyer for AIC, it is a highly

competitive sent her. In London in the south-east there is a suburb but

the economy is weak with in Wales and the rest of the UK. Although

it's unclear what type of financial problems have hit this site this

time, the visual impact is all too clear to see. That the initial.

It's emerged the six week electrification work

in the Severn Tunnel is costing Network Rail ?10 million.

Engineers are installing this state of the art power rail into the roof.

Officials at the partly taxpayer-funded body -

say they are on track to finish by their October the 21st deadline.

The tunnel is closed during the engineering -

delaying journeys across the border.

Plans for a ?12 million renewable energy

project, at a waterfall in the Snowdonia National Park,

Innogy Renewables UK Limited had proposed a hydro-electric

scheme on the River Conwy, near Betws y Coed.

But it says it's decided to shelve the project.

It had attracted opposition from environmentalists,

Football and the Wales team have arrived in Vienna ahead

of arguably their toughest World Cup qualifier.

Chris Coleman's side will be looking to continue their good run of form,

when they play Austria tomorrow night.

It doesn't matter what happened in the past, it's all on tomorrow

night, the 90 minutes, who is ready, who is prepared. So, whether they

have strength or weakness is the same of us, it is already finite and

the game. Cardiff City have appointed

Neil Warnock as manager after Paul Trollope

was sacked yesterday. The 67 year old helped

Rotherham avoid relegation from the division last season,

but turned down the chance to stay. The Trollope was dismissed

after only two wins in eleven games. Time for a look at the weather -

and it was sunny across much of Wales today -

Derek is it going to last? certainly more dry weather to come

this week. Some sunshine and also cloud and turning colder. It will

stay dry tonight. Cloud going into part of mid and North Wales and the

marchers. Call them last night. -- colder. High pressure over Sweden

tomorrow keeps the weather from moving in from the Atlantic. Colder

air on the new continent drifting away. The cold breeze tomorrow but

dry with some patches of cloud. The best of the sunshine in western

counties. Across the west of the UK, similar. Most places dry with a

mixture of cloud and sunny spells. The best sunshine in the north and

north-west of Scotland. Some showers in eastern England later in the day.

Easterly breeze. Similar for Wales tomorrow afternoon, some sunshine

and cloud moving in from the east. Colder than today. Friday there is a

chance of one of two showers but lots of drive weather with bright

sunny intervals. Same for the weekend. You might catch Russia

brought to but plenty of dry weather with some sunshine and light wind.

-- you might catch the odd shower. Wales report is up next but that is

Wales Today from all of us in the late team, thank you for watching.

Good night.