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-Hello and welcome to Llanelli

-for Wednesday's Heno...

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-..at the start

-of S4C's Month of Legends.

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-Tonight's programme

-is slightly shorter...

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-..due to the premiere of a new short

-film at 7.30pm called Beddgelert.

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-It tells the story of the brave dog

-of Llywelyn the Great.

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-Heno is searching for the new Gelert

-or the bravest dog in Wales...

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-..and the prize

-is certainly worth winning.

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-You can hear all about it shortly

-from our three judges.

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-They are discussing the competition.

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-Gerallt is also live

-in the famous village of Beddgelert.

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-Yes, and I'm having an incredibly

-warm welcome at Tanronnen Inn...

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-..with my new friend, Digby

-who is perfect for our competition.

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-You can hear more about Digby and

-the village of Beddgelert later.

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-It's very apt

-that the Month of Legends...

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-..starts with a feature

-about the legendary, Ray Gravell.

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-Our cameras attended a special lunch

-to mark ten years since his death.

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-Wednesday isn't Wednesday

-without our game, Fancy A Fortune?

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-# Fancy A Fortune? #

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-Last week, one viewer

-in Dyffryn Ardudwy won 200...

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-..but we're hoping that one

-lucky person wins 1,000 tonight.

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-Simply answer this question:

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-What are we celebrating on Sunday?

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-1) Bonfire Night, 2) Christmas Eve,

-or 3) New Year's Eve?

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-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

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-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

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-The phone lines close

-at the earlier time of 7.15pm.

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-All entrants must be 18 and over.

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-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

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-Email [email protected]

-or visit the S4C website for terms.

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-Good luck to you all.

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-# Fancy A Fortune? #

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-Tonight, Gerallt is in Beddgelert on

-the trail of the original Gelert.

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-Good evening, Gerallt.

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-Good evening, Angharad.

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-Welcome to Beddgelert.

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-This is my new friend, Digby.

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-This town is famous for its

-association with the tail of Gelert.

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-It's no wonder that the name of

-Gelert is popular.

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-Playful, full of energy and faithful

-are true of Gelert and his owner.

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-It's true to say that the dog

-is man's best friend.

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-He's known officially as

-Gelert Jones but you call him Gel.

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-Yes, he's Gel to us and chose

-the name to suit the breed.

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-He's faithful, friendly and

-protective like the legendary dog.

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-What breed is he?

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-What breed is he?

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-He's a flat-coated retriever.

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-His grandfather, Jet

-was Best In Show at Crufts in 2011.

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-He was the first of his breed

-to do that.

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-You must love him.

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-You must love him.

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-Yes, we do.

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-Geraint and Gel

-are obviously great friends.

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-One of the early books from the

-Y Lolfa Press refers to a Gelert...

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-..owned by Dennis Coslett,

-a leader of the Free Wales Army.

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-This Gelert was trained

-to carry dynamite in his mouth.

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-You can read about it in the book,

-To Dream Of Freedom.

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-One Gelert stands out from them all.

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-His story has been adopted

-by the village of Beddgelert.

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-The name of Beddgelert stems from an

-eighth century saint called Celert.

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-Today, the village attracts visitors

-and historians...

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-..who look beyond the tragic tale

-of that faithful dog.

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-It isn't the weather for walking

-any dog, let alone Gelert...

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-..but people flock from afar

-to see the grave of this dog.

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-Yes, and it's a familiar tale

-to every child in Wales.

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-The true story is of David Pritchard

-who managed the Royal Goat Inn...

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-..and wanted to attract visitors to

-Beddgelert in the late 18th century.

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-Pritchard saw his opportunity

-and he created this grave.

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-The central stone looks like

-a pre-historic standing stone.

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-They somehow created

-a grave that looks ancient...

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-..but was created

-in the late 18th century.

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-The local shop does a great trade

-in Gelert-themed items...

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-..as it's home to one of the

-most famous legends of Wales.

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-Does the legend of Gelert help

-a business owner in Beddgelert?

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-It's a great way to attract people

-to the village.

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-The story is part of the curriculum

-so we see a lot of children too.

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-The people of Beddgelert

-are still grateful for this legend.

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-Yes, it's a great story

-and thank heavens for it.

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-The people of Beddgelert celebrate

-this legendary dog.

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-The shop is near this Inn.

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-I'm now joined by Alun Hughes,

-who owns the Tanronnen Inn.

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-All are welcome to the Inn.

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-I don't think dogs are allowed

-to sit on the chairs!

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-The grave is nearby.

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-People flock to see it.

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-I think more people come to see the

-grave of the dog...

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-..than go to see the grave

-of T H Parry-Williams...

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-..and Lloyd George!

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-People come back in tears.

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-They find the story heart-breaking.

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-They leave the inn feeling happy.

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-Derek Williams joins us

-and he is the owner of Digby.

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-Tell us Digby's story.

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-Digby loves this chair.

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-He's an incredible dog.

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-People love him.

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-He's a dog from Hungary.

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-He's a wire-haired dog.

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-I think he should be nominated

-for our competition.

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-Yes, he's a great dog.

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-Back to you in Llanelli.

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-Thank you, Gerallt.

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-It's time to officially launch our

-competition to find the new Gelert.

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-Last week, we met some brave dogs

-from all over Wales...

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-..called Pero, Wini Lwyd, Georgie,

-Bonnie, Alfie, Hoola and Honey.

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-Tonight, we're looking

-for your heroic dogs.

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-There's a great prize for the Gelert

-who wins the hearts of our judges.

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-I'm joined by the three people

-who will judge this competition.

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-There's Sara Manchipp,

-the former Miss Wales...

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-..and ambassador

-of the Llys Nini RSPCA centre.

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-We also have the vet,

-Dr Lowri Davies...

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-..and Jonathan Rees

-from the dog food company, Pero.

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-Welcome to you all.

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-Thank you.

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-Thank you for agreeing

-to judge our competition.

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-Sara has been chosen as a judge

-because you love dogs...

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-..and are an ambassador

-for the RSPCA.

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-Yes, that's right.

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-People share an important

-relationship with their dogs.

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-A lot of people have animals...

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-..to fill a gap in their lives.

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-A man in my street

-has lost his wife...

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-..and he wouldn't leave his house.

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-His son gave him a dog.

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-He's had a new lease of life.

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-Lowri is a vet

-so you often work with dogs.

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-Dogs can't talk...

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-..but people don't think

-that they communicate...

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-..but they can recognize

-our emotions.

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-They can boost our spirits.

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-Stroking a dog helps

-to lower our blood pressure.

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-We hear of dogs saving lives.

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-It's also important to hear about

-the every day lives.

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-I've got sheepdogs.

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-It's amazing how some dogs recognize

-when a sheep or person is ill.

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-They do incredible things.

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-You want a dog that does something

-special for their owners.

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-Yes, that's right.

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-We don't want a dog who does tricks.

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-It could be a dog who helps someone

-with an illness.

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-You don't need a dog who won

-Britain's Got Talent!

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-Jonathan had the important task

-of being involved in the award.

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-Tell us about your job.

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-I'm the general manager

-with Pero Pet Foods.

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-What's the prize?

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-The lucky winner gets a year's

-supply of dog food from Pero...

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-..as well as a luxury hamper.

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-The food will be tailor-made

-for the dog.

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-Our dog food is award-winning.

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-We've won World Branding Awards.

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-It's been a great year

-for the company.

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-Our food is very natural.

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-We're happy with it.

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-To enter, send us a photograph

-of your dog...

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-..and a message to tell us why your

-dog deserves the title of Gelert.

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-Email us on [email protected]

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-Write to Cystadleuaeth Gelert,

-Tinopolis, Park Street, Llanelli.

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-Every dog nominated

-will receive a Heno bowl.

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-There's also the year's supply

-of dog food and a luxury hamper...

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-..for the special winner.

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-The competition closes

-on 14 November.

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-We'll announce the winner

-on 30 November.

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-Email [email protected]

-or visit the S4C website for terms.

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-Thank you.

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-Many mobile phone users have been

-waiting patiently for this day.

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-The day of the official Welsh flag

-emoji has finally arrived!

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-Make sure you find that emoji

-and send it to people!

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-Ray Gravell would have loved

-to have seen that emoji.

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-It's ten years since we lost Grav.

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-Yesterday, a lunch was held

-at Parc y Scarlets to remember him.

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-We'll hear all about it

-after the break.

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-Dafydd Emyr also chats about the

-film, Beddgelert that airs shortly.

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-The phone lines have closed

-for tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

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-Stay by your phones if you entered

-as I could be calling you shortly.

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-See you in a few minutes.

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-Subtitles

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-Welcome back.

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-The phone lines have closed

-in tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

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-Stay by your phones if you entered

-as I could be calling you shortly.

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-Yesterday, Parc y Scarlets in

-Llanelli hosted a special event...

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-..to mark ten years

-since the death of Ray Gravell.

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-The charity that was founded in his

-name also reached a huge milestone.

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-Daf Wyn was there to find out more.

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-# We're always here #

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-A rugby player, an entertainer,

-a national hero, father and husband.

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-Ray Gravell or Grav will be part

-of Welsh history for many years.

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-Yesterday, hundreds flocked

-to Parc y Scarlets...

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-..to mark ten years since the death

-of the Mynyddygarreg man.

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-I remember him at Stradey Park when

-he was 18 and we became friends.

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-He was from Mynyddygarreg

-and I was from Bancyfelin.

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-He had a natural ability to boost

-your spirits which is a great trait.

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-It's a great loss

-but we should remember him too.

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-Ray was the greatest ambassador for

-West Wales, the language and life.

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-I worked with Grav many years ago

-and am also a Scarlets fan.

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-When I lived in Cowbridge,

-I would often stay with Grav...

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-..before we moved to Nantgaredig.

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-Grav brought me here.

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-Grav was such a wonderful man

-with a massive heart.

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-He touched everybody's hearts.

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-It's a massive privilege

-to be here today.

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-We're all here because of Ray.

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-That love for Ray Gravell has been

-used to raise funds for good causes.

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-The Ray Gravell & Friends Charitable

-Trust was established ten years ago.

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-During the lunch, it was revealed

-the charity had raised 1 million.

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-The date of 31 October stirs up

-emotions of happiness and sorrow.

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-I'm delighted to be asked to be here

-and asked how many would be present.

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-The email had a misprint as it said

-70 but there's actually 700 here!

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-It was a welcome surprise

-as their presence speaks volumes.

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-The lunch attracted friends

-from far and wide...

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-..including friends from the

-Lions Tour of South Africa in 1980.

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-It was a happy tour off the field.

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-We only won one of the four tests

-but I think people enjoyed the tour.

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-Ray was a major part of that.

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-The games are important but the

-people you met are important too.

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-We're here because we enjoyed

-his company over the years.

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-You couldn't fail to like him

-and that's the way he was.

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-He always gave 100% no matter

-what he did - drinking or playing!

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-The greatest memory of these Lions

-is of him playing music.

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-Grav had a Dafydd Iwan tape on the

-whole way and drove everybody mad!

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-He played my songs on the bus and

-a lot of them were fed up of me.

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-Bill Beaumont said, "If I ever meet

-Dafydd Iwan, I'll strangle him!"

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-Unfortunately, he isn't here today.

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-I was Ray's best man

-and he was my best man.

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-Back in 1991, we became great

-friends and I was honoured.

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-He was a special guy

-and I got to know himself and Mari.

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-We had some great years

-and great fun.

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-The response has been incredible.

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-We've crossed the 1 million mark

-and hope to continue the good work.

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-We're proud of Dad and all the trust

-has achieved in the last ten years.

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-We're delighted as his children.

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-We hope it continues

-but who knows what the future holds?

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-The West Walians are very generous

-and we've had a lot of support.

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-# Come down from the mountains

-and up from the valleys... #

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-"Grav was Grav

-and that was his strength.

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-"Am I alright?"

-was one of his fears.

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-"But the noise carries

-from God of the stars.

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-"Grav is always here,

-Grav and his confidence."

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-Have you any stories of Grav?

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-Have you any stories of Grav?

-

-No, none I could tell you!

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-I'm sure he's looking down on us.

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-I don't know who's with him

-or what's happening...

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-..but there's quite a commotion,

-knowing Grav!

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-If you had one word to

-describe Grav, what would it be?

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-A gentle man.

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-Yes, a gentle man

-and unique and special.

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-It was a great loss for rugby,

-not just in Llanelli and Wales...

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-..but the whole nation.

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-We all have fond memories

-of the legendary, Ray Gravell.

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-The all-important numbers

-are in my hand...

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-..and it's time to play

-Fancy A Fortune?

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-# Fancy A Fortune? #

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-Sara has volunteered to spin the

-wheel in tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

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-Let's get dialling.

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-I can tell you that this number

-is for the Caernarfon area.

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-Rhodri Owen usually does this.

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-It's ringing.

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-Hello?

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-Hello,

-it's Angharad Mair from S4C's Heno.

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-Who am I talking to?

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-It's Llinos.

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-Where are you calling from?

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-I'm in Caernarfon.

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-I hope you're feeling lucky tonight.

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-Sara will give the wheel a spin

-and we'll see how much you've won.

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-Good luck to you all.

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-That was a great spin.

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-It's still spinning.

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-Congratulations, you've won 500.

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-Thank you very much.

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-A huge congratulations to you.

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-How are you going

-to spend the money?

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-That's incredible!

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-Someone will deliver the money

-to you.

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-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

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-We'll do it all again next week.

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-# Fancy A Fortune? #

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-Congratulations to Llinos.

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-In a few minutes, the medieval Welsh

-interpretation of Beddgelert...

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-..with Welsh subtitles

-will have its premiere on S4C.

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-We've got an exclusive clip for you.

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-It's your son, Llywelyn.

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-It doesn't matter. I can't.

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-It doesn't matter. I can't.

-

-It's your son.

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-Dafydd Emyr

-has joined us all in the studio.

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-Welcome to the programme.

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-Thank you.

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-Dafydd was lucky enough

-to work on the film.

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-Yes, that's right.

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-How were you involved

-in the film Beddgelert?

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-I was invited to be part

-of the film.

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-The film is written and directed...

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-..by the Welsh film director,

-Medeni Griffiths.

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-I met with her.

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-I was a translator for the

-Welsh Office many years ago.

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-It was very exciting to translate

-it into Medieval Welsh.

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-How difficult was it?

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-It was very interesting for me.

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-I had to make sure

-that the words existed.

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-I used the University of Wales

-Dictionary.

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-I remember going through my mother's

-dictionaries in the past.

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-These days, it's all online.

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-I remember there's a word

-"Dyffryn".

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-It all revolves around the word

-for a valley.

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-When you started on the project,

-it must have been exciting.

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-It was so exciting.

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-It was almost an obsession.

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-I was with the actors

-for the filming.

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-You had to spend time

-with the actors on the words.

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-I had to explain how to pronounce

-the words.

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-Llywelyn the Great

-is being played by Andrew Howard.

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-He isn't a natural Welsh speaker.

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-He did an incredible job.

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-The film airs tonight.

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-You have another project too.

0:27:120:27:19

-Yes, I'm working on a musical

-called The Chimes.

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-It's a new adaptation of the work

-of Charles Dickens.

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-It's very exciting and

-relevant today.

0:27:400:27:43

-There's so much poverty and

-homelessness in the show.

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-We'll send our cameras too.

0:27:480:27:51

-Sara Manchipp has also been

-with me this evening.

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-Earlier, we launched our competition

-to find the new Gelert of Wales.

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-We need a dog that makes a

-difference in your life.

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-Thanks to Sara for helping me

-launch our Gelert competition...

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-..and spinning the wheel in

-tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

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-We can't wait to hear your stories.

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-Tell your friends to enter

-our fantastic competition.

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-Stay tuned to S4C

-for the film, Beddgelert.

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-The medieval Welsh interpretation

-has Welsh on-screen subtitles.

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-Thank you for your company and

-a very good evening to you all.

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