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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-I hope you had a nice morning.

-The presenter, Heledd Cynwal

-has joined us in the studio.

-Heledd is here to tell us what

-she'd like for Christmas this year.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-is listening today!

-There is plenty more

-on today's programme.

-It's your first chance

-to play Christmas Cracker.

-Need I say more?

-Our Cracker Competition starts today

-and you can win an amazing prize.

-The all-important number

-is 08443 35 12 44.

-Do you have trouble packing

-certain presents?

-Carys Tudor is here

-to offer some seasonal advice.

-People feel under extra pressure

-during Christmas.

-The strain on some

-can be very serious.

-Angela Killa

-will have some legal advice.

-Our Christmas Carol Competition

-started yesterday.

-Ysgol Bro Brynach in Whitland

-will be competing this afternoon.

-Dylan Rowlands also samples a choice

-of sparkling wines for Christmas.

-There's plenty to enjoy for the

-next hour with Sian and myself.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Our first guest of the day is

-the presenter, Heledd Cynwal.

-It's a busy time for you.

-You are mother of three.

-Christmas is busy at your home.

-The Christmas list has been posted.

-The Advent calendar is opened.

-The decorations are up.

-There was a Christmas show with

-Ysgol Teilo Sant last night.

-You must feel very Christmassy after

-that show.

-It got us into the Christmas spirit.

-The lights in Cardiff

-are lovely to see in Cardiff too.

-Heledd tells us three ideal gifts

-she'd like her Christmas stocking.

-It was difficult to think

-of these three perfect gifts.

-I thought about experiences.

-I'd like to see the revival

-of the Cnapan music festival.

-Many people my age

-will know about this event.

-It was a week-long Welsh music

-event.

-Music was always played in the

-home.

-Cnapan was like a mini Eisteddfod.

-You camped in a field with toilets

-around.

-There were some amazing bands with

-Jess and Ffa Coffi Pawb.

-It was a very exciting time.

-There was also a week of folk music.

-People from all around and from afar

-would visit.

-I would like the old Cnapan back.

-I've discovered during the last four

-years that I like gardening.

-It's quite basic but great.

-We bought a house with a polytunnel.

-I would also like to spend the day

-with the gardener, Medwyn Williams.

-I like using it with the children.

-You could make it to Chelsea

-one day!

-I've worked with Medwyn.

-What do you have in the garden?

-I like gardening in the summer.

-I enjoy growing tomatoes and peas.

-The children enjoy gardening too.

-You could make it to the Trap Show

-next year!

-A ticket to the final weekend of

-Wimbledon would be a great gift.

-Wimbledon and tennis.

-I used to play in the park in

-Llandeilo.

-I wanted to be Chris Evert.

-I love watching Andy Murray these

-days.

-I watched a special programme

-about him.

-He opened up about Dunblane.

-I've followed his career ever since.

-He's the world number one now.

-I went to Wimbledon 20 years ago

-with Alun Wyn Bevan.

-We didn't go into the main court.

-What is it like?

-I went to the outside courts.

-I would like Father Christmas

-to bring these gifts!

-It's time for us to start

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-You can win one of these prizes

-before the end of the programme.

-During December, you can win superb

-prizes on Heno and Prynhawn Da...

-..in our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Inside this year's crackers,

-there are five televisions...

-..five iPad Minis,

-two hampers of Welsh produce...

-..two digital radios, a coffee

-machine and coffee from Wales.

-A smart watch, a DVD player,

-a selection of DVDs and Sain CDs.

-Two meat hampers...

-..from Dewi Roberts, Ffairfach and

-Dafydd Wyn Jones & Son, Caernarfon.

-A Kindle, reading lamp, ceramic work

-by Meinir Wyn and a polaroid camera.

-Cushions and blankets from Melin

-Tregwynt and Trefriw Woollen Mills.

-Hoodies for the family, a lamp,

-cushions and books for the family.

-An Afternoon Tea set and a hamper of

-beauty products for him and for her.

-Blue Sky, Golau Cancer Foundation

-and Christian Aid will all benefit.

-It promises to be

-a cracker of a Christmas.

-It's a great selection of prizes.

-To have a competition,

-we need a question.

-Heledd, today's question

-is posed by your mother.

-What is the name of Father

-Christmas' most famous reindeer?

-1) Rhys, 2) Rhodri or 3) Rudolph?

-Good luck to you.

-Thank you, Elinor.

-Here's the question again.

-What is the name of Father

-Christmas' most famous reindeer?

-1) Rhys, 2) Rhodri or 3) Rudolph?

-The phone number is 08443 35 12 44.

-By they end of the programme...

-..we'll find out who has won the

-first Christmas Cracker of 2016.

-Remember to say those

-magic words when we phone you...

-..Christmas Cracker!

-We have been sent this announcement.

-Tonight, 6 December...

-..a fashion show takes place at

-7.00pm at Cilgerran village hall.

-Local shop, Label for Less,

-will be showing their wares.

-Tickets cost 3 for adults

-and 2 for children.

-Entry includes a mince pie

-and mulled wine.

-After the break...

-..Carys Tudor shows us how to

-wrap awkward-shaped presents.

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-Welcome back.

-Most of us hate wrapping Christmas

-presents, especially awkward ones.

-I tend to guess my way through and

-probably make a complete mess of it.

-But don't despair,

-Carys Tudor is here!

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Many gifts can be difficult to wrap.

-I've set you both a challenge.

-I've made a bag with some wrapping

-paper here.

-It's simple to make.

-Bend the edges and

-it's great to give to children.

-Bags can be expensive to buy.

-You can also add a bow to it.

-We move on to circular objects.

-Tissue paper is cheap to buy.

-Pull the four corners together

-and scrunch them.

-Use tree decorations.

-You can place a tree decoration

-to tie the gift.

-I've wrapped my presents this year

-and they are all square!

-You can come to my house and wrap my

-gifts!

-It's a good method for any shape.

-We've got a pink one at the end.

-You can use this

-with a bottle of wine.

-Place the gifts flat.

-Roll them in some tissue paper.

-Bend and tie them on the top.

-This would be great with some

-perfume or bottles of wine.

-I'm not looking forward to the

-challenge.

-The challenge is next!

-It's not as difficult as it looks.

-I've given you some paper.

-We are going to make

-a wine gift bag.

-Grab a sheet of wrapping paper each.

-Lay the bottle

-on the wrapping paper.

-Roll the bottle.

-Remove the bottle.

-Mark the paper at the top.

-Next, cut it straight.

-I need my glasses!

-You're catching me up!

-Cut a straight line

-to the mark that you've made.

-It's not straight!

-From the left side, make a bend.

-They come out in different shapes.

-Grabs some Sellotape.

-Keep up, Sian!

-Next, roll the bottle in the paper.

-The bottle should be at the peak.

-Tape the paper to the bottle.

-Bend the rest of the paper.

-Pleat the paper.

-Bend it back and forth.

-I would have bought a bag by now!

-You want to create

-a concertina effect.

-Sellotape the paper.

-This will take us a little longer!

-Today, we'll be opening

-the first Christmas Cracker of 2016.

-You have 4 minutes left so here's

-Elinor with the question again.

-There's plenty of prizes to be won.

-What is the name of Father

-Christmas' most famous reindeer?

-1) Rhys, 2) Rhodri or 3) Rudolph?

-Good luck to you.

-Here is that question again.

-What is the name of Father

-Christmas' most famous reindeer?

-1) Rhys, 2) Rhodri or 3) Rudolph?

-The phone number is 08443 35 12 44.

-This isn't very good.

-I've finished mine!

-You want to bend the paper.

-It looks special when complete.

-After this short break,

-Angela Killa has advice...

-..on how families can avoid tension

-at this time of year.

-And Ysgol Bro Brynach

-from Whitland...

-..will be singing their entry

-in our Christmas Carol competition.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-The phone lines for our Christmas

-Cracker Competition have closed.

-Please don't call anymore

-as you may still be charged.

-We'll call a lucky viewer shortly.

-Stay by your phones and answer the

-phone by saying Christmas Cracker!

-Welcome also to Angela Killa.

-Christmas can be stressful

-for less traditional family units.

-Parents quite often live apart

-from their children.

-Everyone wants to see the children's

-faces on Christmas morning.

-How do we ensure

-that it's a happy day...

-..which isn't preceded by arguments?

-Make your Christmas arrangements

-well in advance.

-Parents should try to see things

-from the children's perspective.

-It's a good idea to ask the children

-how they want to spend Christmas.

-However, parents must be careful

-not to put them under any pressure.

-I would plan ahead.

-Try to make proper arrangement.

-Plans change at Christmas.

-I work with families all year round

-but Christmas is a very busy time.

-Christmas is an emotional time.

-New traditions are created

-to fit the families of today.

-Maybe one parent can have them

-on Christmas Eve...

-..and the other on Christmas Day.

-You could alternate the arrangements

-year on year.

-Try to make the most of the time

-that you have with the children.

-Consider having two Christmas Days,

-an extra one on Boxing Day.

-It's a very difficult time.

-There are over half a million

-stepfamilies in England and Wales.

-The traditional family unit

-has evolved over the years.

-New traditions are created

-to fit the families of today.

-Try to avoid the stress

-as much as you can.

-We don't need extra stress

-at Christmas.

-Even with the best intentions,

-sometimes people just can't agree.

-In this situation...

-..it's worth considering

-seeing an independent mediator.

-Mediators can help parents

-come to an agreement.

-Make sure you arrange things

-in plenty of time.

-The magistrate or judge will

-consider all the circumstances...

-..before making a decision

-that is best for the children.

-Grandparents should be asked too.

-Grandparents

-don't have legal rights.

-Courts decide about the welfare

-of the Christmas.

-It's the happiness of the children

-that is paramount.

-..to spend time with everyone

-who is important to them.

-Can the court force

-specific arrangements?

-Judges will try to get

-the parents to agree.

-Not everyone will be happy.

-If it's a complicated situation

-there has to be room for compromise.

-Sometimes, parents can't agree.

-It's important to have an agreement

-in order to have a happy Christmas.

-Our 2016 Christmas Carol Competition

-started yesterday.

-Today, we'll hear the entry from

-Ysgol Bro Brynach of Whitland.

-Here are the children

-to introduce their carol.

-Our carol is called Clywch yr Engyl.

-It was composed by

-Mrs Ceirios Jenner.

-Our carol talks about the angels

-announcing the birth of Jesus...

-..and tells us to show love

-to our fellow man.

-# A bare stable and a hay bed

-# A dark evening for Joseph and Mary

-# A tender baby was born

-# Wise men and shepherds

-come together

-# We hear them calling,

-high in the sky

-# He was angered

-and didn't want him to live

-# But the angels gave them comfort

-# They protected Jesus

-from all the pain

-# Herod and his type

-might be wondering

-# If today is cruel to the innocent

-# Controlling refugees

-# Who will we follow?

-# Herod or dear Jesus?

-# By showing love to our fellow man

-# We do this for gentle Jesus

-# We show compassion to the needy

-# And extend our hands to the poor

-# Angels sing in their masses

-# Announcing the birth of dear Jesus

-# They continue to sing

-until this day

-# We hear them calling,

-high in the sky

-# Oo-oo #

-Thank you to Ysgol Bro Brynach.

-We've got more events to announce.

-Ysgol Henry Richard's festive fayre

-is at the Secondary campus hall...

-..tomorrow, 7 December, at 6.30pm.

-The fayre is opened by the former

-pupil and tenor, Robin Lyn Evans.

-A carol festival is held tomorrow

-at Morriston's Tabernacle at 7.00pm.

-Proceeds go to Tenovus Cancer Care

-and entry is only 3.

-Our Christmas Cracker Competition

-is after the break.

-Stay by your phones!

-Dylan Rowlands will have advice...

-..on which sparkling wine

-to serve this Christmas.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-The moment has arrived.

-It's time to play the first

-Christmas Cracker of the year.

-Let's call a lucky viewer.

-There's some amazing prizes

-to be won this year.

-There's televisions, iPad Minis,

-a coffee machine and meat hampers.

-The code is for Pwllheli.

-Hello?

-Do you have something to tell us?

-Christmas Cracker!

-Who's on the line, please?

-It's Meira Davies from Pwllheli.

-You answered the question correctly

-in today's competition.

-Please choose a cracker

-between 1 and 28.

-I'll have number 9.

-Let's pull the cracker

-to see what you've won.

-Congratulations, you've won some

-Welsh hoodies for the whole family.

-A very Merry Christmas to you!

-For every prize that you win, a

-gift will also be given to charity.

-Today, Christian Aid will get

-school books and stationery...

-..for a child in Bangladesh.

-Without these essentials,

-they couldn't attend school.

-Dylan Rowlands has joined us...

-..with tips on which sparkling wines

-to serve this Christmas.

-Welcome to the programme, Dylan.

-Thank you.

-Where are you going to start?

-I have chosen four wines.

-They are of a similar price.

-Our first offering is

-Cremant de Loire from Sainsbury's.

-It's made like champagne

-but from a different region.

-The grape is chenin blanc.

-This French wine costs 9.

-This is lovely.

-It's not too fizzy.

-It's fresh and dry.

-Sparkling wine

-is made from dry wine.

-It's made from battery acid!

-Our second wine is Veuve

-Monsigny Brut and is from Aldi.

-You can use chardonnay

-or pinot noir.

-It's made in Champagne.

-This is more expensive.

-This is only 10.

-It's a bit more tasty.

-It smells of brioche.

-It is left in the bottle for longer.

-All these are of a similar price.

-You drink these at any time!

-Yes, drink it anytime!

-A 10 champagne is amazing.

-The third wine is an extra dry

-Prosecco from Marks & Spencer.

-This Italian sparkling wine

-costs 10.

-Prosecco is very fashionable.

-Prosecco is a region in Italy.

-It's made a bit differently

-than champagne.

-It's lighter than the French

-equivalent.

-It has less taste.

-It's got a pear flavour.

-It's easy to drink.

-The fourth wine is a 2012 Juve y

-Camps Reserva Cava from Majestic.

-This classic Spanish bubbly

-costs 13.

-Cava is similar to champagne.

-Cava has been taken over

-by Prosecco.

-This is the most expensive wine

-today.

-The standard drops when prices fall.

-Demand is higher.

-It's dry and a bit bitter.

-It's an excellent Cava.

-I would pick Champagne.

-Cava is more fizzy.

-Heledd Cynwal and Carys Tudor

-are back to blind test the wines.

-We have a challenge for them.

-You could see what you were tasting.

-I've chosen three wines,

-Prosecco, Champagne and Cava.

-Which one do you like?

-This is the first one.

-Are we your experts?

-Do we have to finish it?

-Do you like it?

-I like that a lot.

-Now for the second one.

-A good present for the husband.

-I like both!

-Now for the third.

-I thought

-I could tell the difference.

-I like everything!

-I am wrong!

-Try to guess.

-I preferred the second one.

-Cava is the first one.

-Champagne is second, Prosecco third.

-I liked the first one best.

-The first one is a Cava.

-Champagne is second.

-Prosecco was third.

-We were right!

-The school has sent us a photo

-of the pupils watching the item.

-Prynhawn Da

-returns tomorrow at 2.00pm.

-There's another chance to win some

-great prizes in Christmas Cracker.

-We also hear another entrant

-in our Christmas Carol Competition.

-Owain Schiavone

-joins us in our Book Club.

-The news and weather on S4C

-is followed by Sion a Sian.

-It's goodbye from us in Llanelli.

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