Fri, 24 Feb 2017 Heno

-Hello and how are you?

-The weekend has arrived and our

-cameras have reached Edinburgh.

-Wales takes on Scotland tomorrow

-in the Six Nations Championship.

-Fans have flocked here

-to support our lads.

-Good evening and welcome to Heno.

-Come on, Wales!

-And from Edinburgh to Llanelli.

-Welcome to the both of us here

-with another jam-packed programme.

-Daf's in Edinburgh tonight.

-And despite Storm Doris,

-he's made it there in one piece!

-I'm not a fan of Storm Doris because

-she caused a lot of problems for me.

-I'm at the Three Sisters in Scotland

-that's full of Welsh fans.

-I'll be chatting

-with some of the Welsh fans later.

-Lisa Angharad joins us and has

-just joined the Jonathan team.

-We find out more about the antics.

-Chief Bard Rhys Iorwerth is here

-with his prose book, Abermandraw.

-Welcome to the programme.

-What's on offer from Huw?

-I'm at the Senedd tonight

-to view a special exhibition.

-There are some familiar and less

-familiar faces at the exhibition.

-Yvonne dips behind the scenes of

-the comedy drama series, Anita.

-The time has also come judge our

-winter photography competition.

-Professional photographers

-Sioned Birchell and Nia Davies...

-..have browsed through

-over 500 of your entries.

-We'll have a winner by end of the

-programme so don't move a muscle!

-But first tonight,

-we return to Daf in Edinburgh.

-Welcome back to Edinburgh.

-Many fans have flocked here

-for the rugby match tomorrow.

-Earlier, I took a whistle-stop tour

-of the city with a local Welshman.

-Hello, John.

-Hello, John.

-

-Hello, Dafydd.

-Welcome to Scotland and Edinburgh.

-Can I have a private tour?

-Can I have a private tour?

-

-Yes, hop on.

-# When I wake up,

-well I know I'm gonna be,

-# I'm gonna be the man

-who wakes up next you

-# When I go out,

-yeah I know I'm gonna be

-# I'm gonna be the man

-who goes along with you #

-How does a Tregaron man end up

-driving buses in Edinburgh?

-I came here for three years

-and that was about 50 years ago.

-I met my wife and it's her fault

-that I'm still here.

-Edinburgh is a lovely city.

-Edinburgh is a lovely city.

-

-Yes, it is.

-There's the old town and new parts

-and it isn't too big.

-It's no wonder that it is so popular

-for tourists...

-..because they come here

-all through the year.

-# But I would walk 500 miles

-and I would walk 500 more

-# Just to be the man

-who walks a thousand miles

-# To fall down at your door #

-We've arrived at Murrayfield,

-the home of the Scottish rugby team.

-This is where Wales plays tomorrow

-but you'll be starting tonight.

-Yes, it's a busy weekend.

-The Cardiff Blues play against

-Edinburgh tonight...

-..so I'll join my wife and

-four friends at the game tonight.

-I have to admit that we won't be

-supporting Cardiff.

-Tomorrow, only five of the six

-will be supporting Scotland!

-I'm glad to hear that as I thought

-you might support Scotland.

-What will the atmosphere be like

-no matter the result?

-Everyone will be happy

-after the game.

-It's great for the Welsh and Scots

-but different with the English.

-Everyone will be happy

-and will accept the result.

-What will the score be tomorrow?

-Um... 15 - 12.

-Um... 15 - 12.

-

-Yes, I have to agree with you.

-It was great to spend the day

-with John in Edinburgh.

-I'm at the Three Sisters.

-I'm joined by Jude.

-I come here every two years.

-I always have a great time.

-You are with Dave.

-Aren't you cold?

-No, it's nice and warm.

-Dave's wearing a kilt.

-The atmosphere keeps me warm.

-Where are you from?

-I'm from Mynyddygarreg.

-It's a great night.

-What will be the score?

-We're going to win tomorrow.

-I'll be a close battle.

-I'm from Hendy.

-And Godre'r Graig.

-Do you often come on tour?

-Yes, we came here on Friday.

-We'll be here until Sunday.

-We're going to the stadium tomorrow.

-Let's move over here.

-A lot of people came here by bus.

-How long did it take you?

-It took ten hours.

-We had a few pints.

-Did you have a sing-song on the bus?

-There was a lot of singing.

-The weather was terrible.

-Doris didn't hinder you at all.

-Doris wasn't very welcoming.

-This one had to drive.

-He was great at driving.

-He just wants a pint.

-Who's going to win?

-Wales will win!

-They'll score two tries.

-Congratulations to

-the Llantwit Major rugby club.

-They cycled to Scotland.

-They raised 6,000.

-Don't forget to join me later.

-The presenter,

-Lisa Angharad has joined us.

-She's the latest member

-to join Jonathan on S4C.

-Before our chat,

-here's a clip for you.

-"Omnes viae Romam ducunt",

-or every road leads to Rome!

-Apart from the A474

-- that just leads to Llanelli.

-Come on, there's lots to do!

-FASHION.

-One thing's for certain,

-Italians are really fashionable.

-The last thing you want

-is to look out of place.

-# RULE BRITANNIA #

-Don't be alarmed if the Italians

-clap during a chat as it's normal.

-They've got a gesture

-for almost everything.

-You need to learn a few of them.

-Mmm! Perfecto!

-A drop of wine? Mmm!

-You've had the 'perfecto' job!

-I feel very jammy

-for getting the job.

-I only go to the away games.

-I go to Rome and Scotland.

-I've done quite well.

-Sarra Easterby is on the team.

-She has a pedigree for rugby.

-What did you have to offer?

-I had nothing to offer.

-I don't know anything about rugby.

-I'm just clueless!

-You give a lesson to viewers

-about these countries.

-I want to teach the people

-of Wales...

-..about the countries

-they will be visiting.

-I doubt they learn a lot.

-It's just a bit of fun.

-You're always wearing

-something different.

-I'm glad you noticed.

-I'm a control freak.

-Matthew Glyn wrote all the jokes.

-In Rome,

-I wanted to have different outfits.

-I had to get about 30 red outfits...

-..so that I had different outfits.

-Do you remember that plastic

-cat suit worn by Britney?

-I took it home and tried it on.

-The crotch was down here!

-It squeaked a lot.

-I've got some disco pants.

-I don't know what people think

-about me.

-A lot of people are nice.

-In Italy,

-there was a language barrier.

-One man told me he was Egyptian!

-Will you be wearing red tomorrow,

-Rhys?

-I hate rugby!

-I'm joking!

-No, I'm a football man.

-I'm jealous of the fans

-in Edinburgh.

-I wish I was there now.

-Lisa returns later tonight

-on Jonathan at 9.30pm on S4C.

-After the break, we attend the

-Icons and Allies exhibition...

-..which celebrates

-the gay community in Wales.

-Rhys Iorwerth discusses his

-prose work, Abermandraw.

-Before tonight's adjudication, let's

-see more of your competition photos.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Wales has been celebrating

-LGBT History Month.

-An exhibition was created and was

-launched at the Senedd last week.

-Huw Fash paid it a visit.

-How important is it

-to have this history month?

-It's important and speakers today,

-like the AM, Hannah Blythyn...

-..have said that when they were

-young, they didn't know...

-..that key figures such as John

-Davies belonged to this community.

-It's important that these stories

-are told and celebrated...

-..and for young people

-to see and read these stories.

-Tell us about the starting point

-of this wonderful exhibition.

-This is part of LGBT History Month

-which is taking place in the UK.

-We thought it was important

-to start to unearth...

-..the Welsh historical background

-of LGBT people and our allies.

-It's wonderful to see the spectrum

-of people who are celebrated here.

-I didn't know Terrence Higgins

-was a Welshman...

-..and his contribution

-via his Trust has been incredible.

-There's also Goronwy Rees who worked

-towards legalizing homosexuality.

-The AM, Hannah Blythyn is one of the

-main sponsors of the exhibition.

-Events like this

-and a sense of having a history...

-..and recognizing the positive role

-of LGBT people and allies...

-..have made in our communities

-and country is really important.

-It offers young people across Wales

-someone they can identify with.

-You're a member of the committee

-that chose the people we see today.

-Why did you nominate Dai Donovan?

-Dai Donovan and his co-workers at

-Onllwyn were important in the 1980s.

-They made a massive contribution

-by standing alongside gay people...

-..who supported the miners.

-This changed my life and I believe

-it saved the lives of a generation.

-If we don't remember...

-..we cannot ensure equality for

-the LGBT community in the future.

-We're rediscovering these stories.

-This is a tragic tale of the love

-of Edward II and Hugh Despenser.

-He was caught near Beddau

-in the Old Glamorgan...

-..where he was hung,

-drawn and quartered.

-This shows how far

-our community has come.

-As a representative

-of Stonewall Cymru...

-..you must be delighted to see

-Gloria Jenkins as one of the icons.

-Yes, and Gloria is one of the

-co-founders of Stonewall Cymru.

-We're following in her footsteps

-when we do our work.

-I wouldn't have a job

-if it wasn't for her.

-Her contribution

-is extremely important.

-You're an international gay icon for

-the first gay kiss on television.

-How important is an event like this?

-It's very important but the sad fact

-is that we're still fighting.

-It's over 30 years since I did that

-first gay kiss on television...

-..and it made the Nine O'clock News.

-By doing that, I had the confidence

-to come out and it didn't matter.

-The exhibition will tour Wales and

-for more details head to Facebook.

-It's time for our chat with

-the Chief Bard, Rhys Iorwerth.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Rhys has published his first

-prose book called Abermandraw.

-Tell us more about Abermandraw.

-I usually write poetry.

-People associate me with poetry.

-That's what I've done

-for the last ten years.

-First, people write in any format.

-Prose was always my great love...

-..and it was only in my teens...

-..that I became obsessed

-with poetry.

-I feel as if I've returned to prose.

-It starts on a Tuesday morning

-and everyone is in black.

-It's a simple start.

-It's quite obvious

-that it's a funeral.

-The characters are in the wake.

-We have portraits

-of the characters...

-..who will feature in the book.

-It isn't a novel...

-..and it isn't really

-a series of short stories.

-I don't know what to call it.

-These are all the people

-who live in Abermandraw.

-The characters have great names.

-There's Madam Sybil.

-Most of the names

-are just nicknames.

-The names are just symbols.

-It's part of a wider theme

-within the book.

-There's obviously a death.

-We don't know much

-about the person who has died.

-We learn about the people

-at the wake.

-You've had a great response.

-People have been tweeting about it.

-Yes, and I'm still nervous

-about the book.

-I'm used to writing poetry.

-I know if a poem is going to work.

-This book is new for me.

-Any feedback is welcomed.

-You have moved back to North Wales.

-I've just moved from

-Cardiff to North Wales.

-I've moved to Caernarfon

-in the last six months.

-I've been trying

-to redecorate my home.

-People think the book

-is based on Caernarfon.

-That isn't the case.

-Abermandraw is by Rhys Iorwerth

-and priced 7.99 from Gomer Press.

-Congratulations to Steffan Davies

-who has cooked on Prynhawn Da.

-He won Junior Chef of Wales

-at a culinary ceremony in Llandudno.

-This is what he cooked

-to win the championship.

-Scallops to start, followed by beef

-and apple and caramel to finish!

-Congratulations to you

-and come back to cook for us.

-What have you got for us

-after the break, Elin?

-Rugby is grabbing the headlines this

-weekend but I'm looking at football.

-The children of Pwllheli are meeting

-the footballer, Owain Tudur Jones.

-He's running training sessions

-and the children love it!

-Daf has more for us from Edinburgh.

-Join me after the break when

-I'll have more from Edinburgh.

-I'll be chatting to some experts.

-Do you like my hat?

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Heno

-at the Three Sisters in Edinburgh.

-Everyone here is looking forward to

-the Wales v Scotland match.

-We have a makeshift studio here.

-I'm ready to ask some questions

-about rugby.

-I'm joined by Gareth Roberts.

-Emyr Lewis is also here.

-Are you ready for tomorrow?

-I'm very excited.

-Scotland is looking great.

-Scotland lost to France.

-But Wales lost to England too.

-I hope Wales is going to win.

-There's one change to the team.

-We expected George North

-to be back...

-..to replace Alex Cuthbert.

-Ross Moriarty is the best player

-in the back row.

-He's always defensive.

-There are five changes in

-the Scottish team.

-I think the Scotland will feel

-the loss of Greig Laidlaw.

-Laidlaw is a loss.

-But I think they need

-to keep an eye on Allie Price.

-Will Wales win tomorrow?

-We have enough experience to win.

-Wales will win by ten point.

-Wales will win by ten points.

-What do the Welsh know about

-the Scottish players and Scotland?

-Here's a little quiz.

-Are you ready for this?

-Who scored the highest tries

-for Scotland?

-I think it's the full-back.

-Stuart Halk.

-How old is Greig Laidlaw?

-He's 31.

-I think he's 6 foot 9.

-What is the national animal

-of Scotland?

-It's the unicorn.

-Flower of Scotland

-is the national song.

-What are the words?

-I think it finishes

-until we meet again.

-The Proclaimers walked

-ten thousand miles.

-It was 1,000 miles.

-They walked 500 miles

-and 500 miles more.

-There's 25 islands in Scotland.

-It's over 700.

-How many meats in haggis?

-The ingredients of haggis

-is the heart and more meat.

-For now, back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Daf.

-We swap rugby for football now.

-Rugby has taken over at the moment

-but football is popular as ever...

-..following our success

-at the Euros.

-Today at Pwllheli Leisure Centre...

-..youngsters were coached by

-a player who's won seven caps.

-Elin met Owain Tudur Jones

-and some budding footballers.

-It's organized by Hunaniaith

-with Pwllheli football club.

-Hunaniaith is like

-a Welsh Language Initiative...

-..that works with Gwynedd Council

-and other public bodies...

-..to try to influence

-the use of the Welsh language.

-We want children and young people

-to have a great experience in Welsh.

-The children can meet Owain Tudur

-Jones and chat about Euro 2016.

-This is the important thing

-that we want to get across...

-..and continue that pride

-in the Welsh language...

-..and the way it was used

-in Euro 2016.

-You're the only two girls

-in the class so why are you here?

-I love football and I wanted to meet

-Owain Tudur Jones.

-I want to learn

-to score a lot of goals today.

-I've come to Pwllheli to hold a

-training session with the children.

-I'm a new face for them

-and differ from their usual coaches.

-It's just something that differs

-from their usual training.

-The success of the national football

-team over the summer was incredible.

-I've heard that more people

-want to play the game these days.

-I hope that they score

-a lot of goals today...

-..and that the children

-listen to me.

-CHEERING

-I haven't started yet so I hope

-I can teach that boy something!

-It's important for the younger ones

-aged six, seven and eight.

-Owain Tudur Jones has seven caps

-for Wales so that will inspire them.

-I hope this helps them

-with their games on Saturday.

-Our under 14s team has a semi-final

-on Saturday in the North Wales Cup.

-I hope they learn something but

-the coach won't be happy with that!

-Why are you here today?

-Football is fun

-and it keeps you healthy.

-What have you learnt today?

-What have you learnt today?

-

-Passing, dribbling and skills.

-I've learnt to pass, dribble

-and do some new tricks.

-Would you like to be a footballer

-when you're older?

-Yes, but I want to play rugby

-and football.

-Who won the game you played earlier?

-Who won the game you played earlier?

-

-Us.

-Are you the best?

-Are you the best?

-

-Yes, it was 3 - 2.

-Owain Tudur Jones is great and

-I'd like another session with him.

-A fun day for the future

-Bales and Ronaldos of Lleyn.

-Pwllheli is also busy hosting

-its St David's Day Parade tomorrow.

-Go and join the fun

-if you're in the area.

-We'll have more on Monday's Heno.

-It's time for another break.

-Later, Sioned and Nia will judge our

-2017 winter photography competition.

-If you've entered, stay tuned, as

-you could win a television or iPad.

-Yvonne's also behind the scenes

-of the latest series of Anita.

-But let's head to the break with

-your events in our Friday Calendar.

-I've got a message from the National

-Botanic Garden in Llanarthne.

-The St David's Day celebrations

-start early on Sunday 26 February.

-There's a craft and food fair

-by local producers.

-It's free entry with music, dancing

-and activities for the family.

-Once again, we open the gardens and

-woodlands of Henblas for charity.

-It's on 18, 19, 25 and 26 February

-so come and see us.

-Y Ladis perform at Theatr Felinfach

-on Friday 3 March at 7.30pm.

-It's a lively, suggestive Welsh show

-that is unsuitable for children...

-..and only for those

-aged 14 and upwards.

-Book your seat by calling the

-ticket office on 01570 470 697...

-..or visit

-www.theatrfelinfach.cymru

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Let's welcome the judges of our

-winter photography competition.

-They are Sioned Birchell

-and Nia Davies.

-For viewers who don't know you

-tell us more about yourselves.

-Thank you for having us here.

-We're friends.

-We also run a photography business.

-We do weddings and business work.

-We also offer training

-to would-be photographers!

-We had over 500 entries.

-Before we reveal our three finalists

-let's hear about the other entrants.

-What were you looking for?

-We wanted something

-that told a story.

-There was some great photographs

-about the Welsh landscape.

-What about the standard?

-The quality of the photographs

-was incredible.

-The subjects were very varied.

-We struggled to get a shortlist.

-Alcwyn Deiniol Evans

-took this photograph.

-It was very abstract.

-We loved the patterns.

-Next, we have Arron Hughes.

-This was beautiful.

-It made the most of the sunset.

-It has an amazing composition.

-Chris Evans is next.

-It's a beautiful photograph.

-Glesni Maxwell is next.

-We had a lot of photographs

-of animals.

-This one was funny.

-Ifor Davies is next.

-This one speaks winter.

-Iwan Williams from Caernarfon

-is next.

-This is lovely

-with the black and white.

-Third place goes to Lois Dafydd.

-We liked the sheep.

-It gave the photograph

-a personality.

-Alex Davies also scoops third place.

-Alex's photograph is wonderful.

-Not everyone has a drone.

-It has great shadows.

-Derec Owen takes second place.

-We loved this one.

-It has something familiar

-to us all...

-..with the tyre.

-Our winning photograph

-was taken by Beti Wyn Davies.

-Congratulations to you, Beti.

-We both agreed that this

-had a great composition.

-We loved it.

-Beti can choose between

-an iPad and a television.

-The latest series of Anita

-hits our screens on Sunday night.

-Yvonne steps behind the scenes and

-meets members of the cast and crew.

-S4C will make everyone smile from

-Anglesey to Cardiff on Sunday...

-..thanks to the return

-of the comedy series, Anita.

-I've been invited to take a look

-behind the scenes so come with me.

-The first series ended

-with Anita in shock!

-Yes, Mike Ranieri

-landed on her doorstep.

-He was Anita's lover and the

-father of Jools, Anita's daughter.

-She hasn't heard anything from Mike

-in 20 years.

-Anita was head over heels

-in love with him and vice versa.

-For the last 20 years, Anita put all

-her energy into raising Jools.

-Your mother is always so...

-Your mother is always so...

-

-Lush.

-Yes, but...

-Yes, but...

-

-Awesome.

-Yes, but...

-Yes, but...

-

-Wicked.

-No, never wicked.

-No, never wicked.

-

-Wicked's good, mind.

-Yes, she was the wickedest.

-Bedwyr is stuck in the middle as

-at the end of the last series...

-..we saw the return of Anita's

-former lover, the handsome Italian.

-This has left Bedwyr worrying

-greatly about his position.

-It'll be interesting to see

-how Bedwyr copes with it all.

-Bedwyr sorts everyone out

-once he gets his teeth into it...

-..but he's a real gentleman

-and gets everything in order.

-I hope everything is alright for him

-and Anita in the end.

-This is Vivian's kitchen

-and she's Bedwyr's mother.

-The crew is preparing

-for the next scene.

-The new series has taken

-about five weeks to film.

-Come on, come on.

-No, out the back through the garage

-where there's less carpet.

-I've got vol-au-vents to stuff and

-need 15 minutes to get my tights on!

-How does your relationship

-with Bedwyr and his son develop?

-This is a small family that extends

-and grows and is much happier.

-Anita is the Salt of the Earth,

-is kind and loyal.

-She's worked hard all her life

-and understands people.

-She's working in a residential home

-which has helped her to settle.

-What is the importance

-of this kind of programme for S4C?

-It's important to produce programmes

-of this kind for S4C viewers...

-..because it reflects where we are

-in terms of a society.

-I can reveal that comedian

-Tudur Owen is joining the series.

-Who will he play?

-I can't say too much but I'm Dei's

-brother and I've come from Canada.

-I'm not usually this tanned so

-there's chemicals all over my face.

-I can't tell you too much

-but he's arrived from Canada...

-..and sets the cat

-amongst the pigeons.

-It's such a happy production

-both on and off the screen.

-Everybody is so lovely

-and no-one is difficult.

-Thank you, Yvonne.

-It's been a pleasure, fair play.

-You're lovely, all smiles.

-And thanks to everyone on Heno

-for putting this on the programme.

-Anita returns on Sunday at 8.30pm.

-I love watching it.

-Lisa Angharad and Rhys Iorwerth have

-been our studio guests this evening.

-When is the launch of your book?

-The book is launched in Caernarfon.

-It's on 5 March.

-Join me for Jonathan later.

-I'm the one in red!

-That's it from Heno tonight.

-Prynhawn Da is back on Monday.

-Dan rustles up a cawl and pancakes.

-On Monday's Heno,

-we look back at the Oscars.

-Rhodri Gomer reports

-from the Pembrey Duathlon.

-And I take a sneak peak at

-the latest series of 35 Diwrnod.

-It's goodnight from us in Llanelli.

-Good luck to the Wales squad

-tomorrow.

-Back to Daf now to wrap up the hour.

-Welcome back to Edinburgh.

-It's been a great evening

-in Edinburgh...

-..ahead of the Wales v Scotland

-match tomorrow.

-We leave you with

-some traditional bagpipes.

-This is The Flower of Scotland.

-Goodnight to you all.

-# FLOWER OF SCOTLAND #

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