Tue, 19 Dec 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Llanelli

-for your Tuesday edition of Heno.

-It's the last week of

-our Christmas Cracker Competition...

-..so anything could happen!

-Make sure you shout the magic words,

-Christmas Cracker!

-Christmas Cracker!

-Christmas Cracker!

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-Great!

-H-hello?

-Hello, do you have something

-to say to us?

-Are you alright, chick?

-This is when I get nervous and

-you might need to start singing!

-Christmas Cracker!

-Christmas Cracker!

-Yes, our Christmas Cracker

-Competition is a lot of fun.

-I need help to pull the cracker.

-I'm joined by Annes Elwy, the star

-of the series, Little Women...

-..and the singer, Alistair James.

-Welcome to you both.

-Annes is making her debut

-in the Heno studio.

-Yes, and I'm so excited about

-the Christmas Cracker Competition.

-I enter it every year.

-Christmas isn't Christmas

-without a song by Alistair James!

-I'll be singing a new Christmas song

-from my new album.

-We'll also throw a few books

-into the Christmas stocking...

-..and show you what

-has been published for Christmas.

-Residents of the Vale of Clwyd

-and the Teifi Valley...

-..answer an important question

-at Christmas.

-We start with our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-You called in your hundreds to

-answer the question by Caryl Lewis.

-What sauce is served with turkey?

-1) mint, 2) cranberry, or 3) apple?

-Merry Christmas!

-Thank you, Caryl.

-What sauce is served with turkey?

-It's time to call a lucky viewer.

-The first number

-is for a mobile phone.

-We could be calling

-anywhere in Wales!

-I hope this person has a signal.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Mari Grug

-from S4C's Heno.

-Do you have something to say to me?

-Do you have something to say to me?

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-Christmas Cracker!

-Yes, that's right!

-Who's on the line, please?

-It's Mared Jones.

-I'm in Wrexham.

-Please choose a cracker

-between 1 and 28.

-The remaining crackers

-are 2, 4, 6, 15, 16, 26 and 28.

-Which one would you like?

-I'll have number 15.

-Let's pull the cracker

-to see what you've won.

-Congratulations, this is your prize.

-Congratulations,

-you've won jewellery by Lora Wyn.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you for entering our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-I'm ready for Christmas.

-A very Merry Christmas to you!

-For every prize that you win

-a gift will be given...

-..to either Christian Aid

-or the Wales Air Ambulance.

-Tonight, we'll make a donation

-to the Wales Air Ambulance.

-The phone lines for our Christmas

-Cracker Competition have reopened.

-Let's hear tonight's question

-from Geraint Todd.

-Where does Trafalgar Square

-get its Christmas tree?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3)Ireland?

-Merry Christmas to you all.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Where does Trafalgar Square

-get its Christmas tree?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3)Ireland?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close

-at 1.55pm tomorrow.

-All entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you may still be charged.

-Email [email protected]

-or visit the S4C website for terms.

-Good luck to you all.

-Get dialling as you could win

-an incredible prize.

-The actress, Annes Elwy

-is my studio guest this evening.

-Thank you for helping me with

-the Christmas Cracker Competition.

-You always enter our competition.

-It was the highlight of my career.

-My parents will be delighted.

-It will be a great Christmas.

-I'm appearing in Little Women.

-The first episode will be broadcast

-on BBC on Boxing Day at 8.00pm.

-The film and novel are both iconic.

-I hadn't seen the film

-before I got the role.

-I didn't know the novel

-until I received the script.

-I think it helped that I didn't

-watch the film before.

-I could read the script

-and go from there.

-The script is fantastic.

-The story is about a family

-of four sisters.

-They want to help each other

-and others.

-Let's take a look at a clip

-from Little Women.

-Jo, get off the rug, that party

-dress is in a bad enough state.

-We agreed not to have any presents

-this year.

-We said we didn't mind as long as we

-had Marmee, Father and each other.

-Beth, we haven't got Father and

-shan't have him until the war ends.

-Meg, I found Jo's gloves.

-They're creased and sticky.

-I used them to mop up some lemonade

-I spilt at Sally's birthday dance.

-Jo, why didn't you clean them?

-I was hoping I wouldn't be invited

-to another one.

-I'm so excited.

-I play the role of Beth.

-She's the third sister.

-She's the quietest sister.

-All of the sisters

-want to aim for the high life.

-Jo is very sweet.

-She enjoys music.

-She wants to show her feelings

-through the music.

-I had to do an American accent.

-It was challenging.

-It was easier as the other girls

-were American.

-I spent years learning

-the American accent.

-I studied at the Royal Welsh College

-of Music and Drama.

-I also appeared in Yr Ymadawiad

-or The Passing.

-I've also done some shows

-in Bristol and London.

-It will be an exciting Christmas

-for us.

-I think Santa Claus the Movie

-is what I'll be watching/

-We asked our viewers in the Vale

-of Clwyd and the Teifi Valley...

-..about their favourite

-Christmas songs.

-My favourite carol

-is Oh Holy Night.

-It's on Home Alone

-and I just like the carol.

-He can't sing but it's Silent Night.

-He can't sing but it's Silent Night.

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-Silent Night.

-Silent Night

-because I'm used to singing it.

-My favourite Christmas song is

-The Pogues' Fairytale of New York.

-# Sil...

-No! How does it start?

-# Silent night, holy night

-# All is calm, all is bright #

-It's by Ryan Davies.

-I can't remember what it's called!

-Is it called Nadolig Pwy a Wyr

-by Ryan Davies?

-I don't know. I like Jingle Bells.

-I like Merry Christmas by Slade.

-Un Seren by Delwyn Sion

-is my favourite.

-My favourite Welsh song is

-Gwyl y Baban by Caryl Parry Jones.

-Away in a Manger is as good as

-any carol at this time of the year.

-But if you're going to a party,

-Jingle Bells will do.

-Those were

-some interesting responses.

-What's your favourite

-Christmas song?

-I think it has to be

-Driving Home For Christmas.

-My favourite Christmas song is

-The Pogues' Fairytale of New York.

-# The boys of the NYPD choir,

-still singing 'Galway Bay'

-# And the bells are ringing out

-for Christmas Day #

-That was great!

-After the break...

-..Alistair performs a new song that

-will become a Christmas favourite.

-Let's see him in his rehearsal.

-# For everyone, every brother

-and sister and those who are missing

-# For one and all #

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-Welcome back to Tuesday's Heno.

-Alistair James and Annes Elwy

-are my studio guests this evening.

-No Christmas stocking is complete

-without a good book.

-There's a great selection

-in the shops to suit everyone.

-Gwasg Carreg Gwalch has a variety

-of books for everyone at Christmas.

-Mari Gwilym

-is a fantastic storyteller.

-In this book, she shares funny tales

-and deep fictional stories.

-It's the perfect book to enjoy

-with a cuppa on the sofa.

-There are lots of books from Y Lolfa

-this Christmas such as novels.

-There's a ghost story

-by Mihangel Morgan...

-..and a contemporary novel

-by Dana Edwards.

-Gwasg y Bwthyn in Caernarfon...

-..has two new novels

-for your Christmas stocking.

-Cwcw has been written by the

-popular author, Marlyn Samuel.

-We also have Porth y Byddar

-by Manon Eames.

-Manon is a well-known scriptwriter

-and actress and now a novelist!

-Nothing beats getting

-a new book for Christmas.

-Gwasg Gomer

-has a variety of new books.

-Christmas is all about food

-and Bwyd Beca is full of recipes.

-Sbrigyn o Gelyn Coch is a collection

-of William Owen's works.

-It's the perfect stocking filler.

-It's a humorous book that's

-the perfect size for wrapping.

-Christmas wouldn't be the same

-without a few autobiographies.

-We have two unique autobiographies

-from Ffion Dafis and Dewi Llwyd.

-Christmas is a time to remember.

-Idris Reynolds wrote Cofio Dic

-which won the Book of the Year.

-Aled Sam has a book called

-100 Lle i'w Gweld Cyn Brexit.

-It's the ideal gift for someone who

-enjoys travelling or the idea of it!

-Paintings of Wales by Wyn Mel,

-Blodau Cymru and Llyfr Y Selar.

-Older children will enjoy

-Straeon Nos Da i Bob Rebel o Ferch.

-It's a very special book that

-reveals the stories of our heroines.

-Gawn Ni Stori? is a new edition

-of John Owen Huws's popular book.

-It's the perfect book

-for children and adults...

-..and has fantastic illustrations

-by Dorry Spikes.

-Children can enjoy Merch y Mel

-from the Maes y Mes series.

-We also have new books in the

-popular Na Nel and Cyw series.

-Finally, we have a little something

-for the younger children.

-It's Sion Corn a'r Anrheg Gorau Un

-by Tudur Dylan.

-Gwasg Carreg Gwalch

-has autobiographies...

-..by Irfon Williams

-and Alun Wyn Bevan.

-There's also the memoirs

-of Linda Plethyn through her songs.

-There's detective novels by Myfanwy

-Alexander and John Alwyn Griffiths.

-Enjoy Christmas and your reading.

-Merry Christmas to you all

-from everyone at Gwasg y Bwthyn.

-Yes, there's plenty of books

-for us all to enjoy.

-It's time to chat to Alistair.

-You've written an album

-of Welsh Christmas songs.

-The new album

-is called Yr Albwm Nadolig.

-That's very original!

-It's an album with Laura Sutton.

-I love everything about Christmas.

-This programme is an inspiration

-for your Christmas album.

-Yes, Heno always asks me for a

-Christmas song.

-I realized that I had a Christmas

-album.

-What makes a good Christmas song?

-You have to feel what you're

-singing.

-I'm like a little boy at Christmas.

-I love Christmas.

-I make sure I get the right

-atmosphere...

-..when I sing Christmas songs.

-My DJing work on radio is better

-than doing a day job!

-The plans for Christmas start in

-about July.

-It suits me down to the ground.

-We're giving away gifts on our

-Christmas programmes.

-Don't forget about

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Where does Trafalgar Square

-get its Christmas tree?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3)Ireland?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Good luck to you all.

-Next, we have some Christmas tips...

-..and Dr Llinos puts us

-on the right track for the big day.

-There's nothing more important

-than your health at Christmas.

-If you take any regular medication

-on prescription with the doctor...

-..make sure you have enough

-for Christmas and the New Year.

-If your prescription is like this,

-take it to the pharmacy this week.

-You can avoid a hangover if you're

-having alcohol over Christmas.

-Don't drink on an empty stomach...

-..and choose lighter drinks,

-such as white wine over red.

-Drink soft drinks

-between alcoholic drinks...

-..but stick to water

-as opposed to fizzy soft drinks.

-We all overeat at Christmas.

-Avoid constipation

-by taking your time over your meal.

-It takes 20 minutes for the brain

-to realize that the stomach is full.

-Take your time when eating food

-and enjoy yourself.

-Merry Christmas and cheers!

-Thank you, Dr Llinos,

-for those wise words.

-Singer, Alistair James, and actress,

-Annes Elwy, are my studio guests.

-What are you performing

-for us tonight, Alistair?

-Tonight's song is called Un Ag Oll.

-Tonight's song is from the album,

-Yr Albwm Nadolig.

-Annes is appearing in the series

-of Little Women.

-Little Women is being shown on

-the BBC over the Christmas period.

-I'm going to LA next year.

-We're releasing it there next year.

-I'm just enjoying it at the moment.

-Where will you

-be spending Christmas?

-I'll be at home in Penarth.

-Tomorrow, another viewer wins

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-We end the programme...

-..with Alistair James

-and Laura Sutton singing Un Ag Oll.

-# Lights on the town hall

-# And a large tree in the square

-# All of the cards are in one row

-# With familiar names

-and common greetings

-# Favourites on the screen

-# Singing Hosanna in harmony

-# Children's fingers

-are crossed tightly

-# The morning will come

-with its treasures

-# From the white star in the East

-and an eternal message in the song

-# For everyone, every brother

-and sister and those who are missing

-# For one and all

-# Searching for something for you

-# Whilst Shane sings about New York

-# Everyone has heard the rumour

-# A pure hymn from wise choirs

-# Forget the small things

-# And the path ahead

-# There's a space

-in front of the fire

-# Yes, there's room

-in front of the fire

-# From the white star in the East

-and an eternal message in the song

-# For everyone, every brother

-and sister and those who are missing

-# For one and all

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-# From the white star in the East

-and an eternal message in the song

-# For everyone, every brother

-and sister and those who are missing

-# For one and all

-# From the white star in the East

-and an eternal message in the song

-# For everyone, every brother

-and sister and those who are missing

-# For one and all

-# For one and all #

-APPLAUSE

-Thank you, Alistair and Laura.

-Until tomorrow at 7.00pm,

-a very good evening to you all.

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