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-Hello, I hope you're all well.

-Join us here live from Llanelli

-for the next 50 minutes.

-In a minute, the journalist, John

-Stevenson has quite a story for us.

-In our Book Club, Awst yn Anogia.

-Iris Cobbe looks back at the late

-Gareth F Williams' popular novel...

-..and tells us why

-it should be republished.

-Our Collections series continues

-with a Doctor Who superfan.

-It's almost time for Cariad@Urdd.

-Leon Welsby will be here to tell us

-how this campaign works.

-Helen Humphreys discusses handbags

-of all types in our wardrobe slot.

-Are you a rucksack or satchel person

-or do you just need a huge bag?

-Alison Huw tells us how we can

-cut back on all that food waste.

-Join us two for all this and

-more, welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-First this afternoon,

-let's go back to Christmas 1989.

-Ian Parry, a young photographer

-from Prestatyn...

-..died in a plane crash

-near Bucharest in Romania.

-Was it just an accident?

-Was the place targeted deliberately,

-and if so, by who and why?

-John Stevenson has taken an interest

-in this story for many years.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Three years ago,

-he made a programme for S4C.

-The former BBC Wales political

-correspondent went to Romania...

-..to try and solve this

-25-year-old mystery.

-Before we speak with you, John,

-here's a clip from the programme.

-I have travelled hundreds of miles

-to come here.

-I didn't expect it to be

-such a remote place, so desolate.

-Six Romanians dies in this accident.

-Also a Welshman, Ian Parry.

-A young man from Prestatyn

-just starting out in his career.

-His journey began in Prestatyn

-but came to an end in rural Romania.

-I was very emotional for you.

-Tell us back to the start.

-Ian was from Prestatyn.

-He wanted to be a photo journalist.

-He worked on local papers.

-He then worked for the Sunday Times.

-He wanted to go to Romania.

-He was there in December 1989.

-He decided to return to London with

-the photographs he had taken.

-The first leg of his journey...

-..was a flight from Bucharest

-on Thursday, 28 December, 1989.

-The plane and six crew were on

-a humanitarian mission...

-..to collect blood from Belgrade

-in the old Yugoslavia.

-Barely 12 minutes into the flight,

-it plummeted into a remote forest.

-The plane was shot down.

-Who did this terrible thing?

-Have you had any answers?

-I have had a lot of red herrings.

-Romania are now in the EU

-since 2007.

-Romania has to face its dark past.

-This story is part of this.

-Two other Western journalists

-were also killed.

-One was Frenchman,

-the other, Belgian.

-Americans were also injured.

-I did get a reply

-from the government.

-There is a case against in Iliescu.

-Ion Iliescu, president of Romania

-after the fall of Ceausescu...

-..will soon be put on trial.

-The defender said there was a case.

-But, it took place too long ago.

-They said that statute of

-limitations limits their power.

-They have now changed their minds.

-I knew the statute of limitations

-was a lie.

-That was stopped in 2010.

-They say there is enough evidence.

-The process started with students

-in Bucharest revolting against...

-..the government in Romania.

-Dozens of students

-were killed in the uprising.

-Ion Iliescu will be charged

-with their murder.

-Also, 1,500 people were killed

-in the revolution.

-It sounds like a television series.

-I hope Ian Parry's death

-will also be investigated.

-What's the next step?

-I have a friend in Bucharest.

-I sent her my evidence.

-I had also sent it to the

-Romanian Embassy in London.

-There is a new government in place.

-They are the same

-as Nicolae Ceausescu.

-Keep us posted

-with any developments.

-Hopefully, more information about

-Ian parry's death will emerge.

-Mrs Gwladys Parry died in 2014,

-without knowing how or why...

-..her son had perished in such a

-desolate spot, many miles from home.

-That is what has kept me going.

-Still to come, we'll open

-the covers of our Book Club...

-..to hear about the republishing of

-Gareth F William's Awst yn Anogia.

-And Hana Medi continues

-her series on collections...

-..with Doctor Who merchandise.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Time now to open up

-the covers of our Book Club.

-We turn our attention to the

-late Gareth F Williams' masterpiece.

-Y Lolfa is republishing Awst yn

-Anogia after his death last year.

-Here to discuss the novel

-is Iris Cobbe.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Thank you.

-I'm sure you're not surprised

-that it's being reissued.

-It isn't a surprise

-that Y Lolfa is republishing it.

-I came here to review Awst yn Anogia

-when it was first published in 2014.

-Awst yn Anogia is a great novel

-and the story captivated me.

-I didn't think this novel

-would appeal to me.

-It has over 500 pages.

-The pages were packed with words

-and it was a lengthy read.

-It captivated me and I couldn't put

-it down.

-In 1944, two members of SOE...

-..kidnapped the German

-General Heinrich Kreipe.

-A film was made about it in the

-1940s called Ill Met By Moonlight.

-During these events,

-the Germans went berserk...

-..and took revenge on

-the islanders of Crete...

-..and attacked the common folk.

-In brief, the novel cites

-the bravery of individuals...

-..in an extremely

-unusual situation.

-That was the late Gareth F Williams.

-This novel is epic.

-It is part fiction, part fact.

-It draws you in.

-There are cruel events.

-Families are torn apart.

-The writing is powerful.

-Anogia means 'a high place'.

-Anogia is a village high up

-in the mountains.

-People would hide there

-from the Nazis.

-The women would keep the village

-running whilst in fear.

-There is superb characterization.

-There are two sisters.

-The characters are strong.

-The women are looked after

-in the village.

-I was talking to the characters!

-The writing was so strong.

-I was in a panic

-when the Nazis were coming.

-I kept reading it and I was glued.

-The events in Berlin have changed

-the way we think as a nation.

-Some of the Nazis were not happy

-with Hitler.

-There were many times when I was

-telling the characters...

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-You are left with cliffhangers.

-You don't get to find out what

-happens immediately.

-You find out chapters later.

-What happened to the village?

-The village was punished in 1944.

-Buildings were torn down.

-It was rebuilt later.

-Kriepe was taken to Canada.

-General Kreipe was kidnapped from

-the village and taken to Bridgend!

-He was on out doorstep!

-It is seen as his best novel.

-A masterpiece by Gareth.

-Now then, Doctor Who is one of the

-world's most popular TV programmes.

-Today, it features

-in our Collections slot.

-The long-awaited tenth series

-will hit our screens in the spring.

-I'm sure this week's collector

-can't wait for that to happen.

-What springs to mind

-when you hear the words...

-..Daleks, Tardis, Cybermen

-or the Master?

-It's the popular sci-fi television

-series, Doctor Who, of course.

-Today's collector

-is infatuated by it.

-I started watching the programme

-in 2007...

-..and I enjoyed

-tuning in every week.

-When the programme finished,

-I hankered for more.

-So I bought the books and read them,

-the CDs and DVDs, just to have more.

-And it evolved from here.

-There are over 800 programmes

-and each one is available on DVD.

-They take up

-a lot of the collection.

-There are books, memorabilia,

-action figures and sticker cards.

-As well as CDs...

-..and autographs

-are my next biggest collection.

-I've got autographs from almost

-everyone who's been in the show.

-I last counted 2,131 items.

-But the collection has expanded

-since then and it grows weekly.

-I purchase new comics every week

-so the figure is more now.

-I store the collection

-in my bedroom...

-..but with so many items,

-it isn't possible.

-A lot of them are kept in the attic

-and out of sight.

-But these are the ones

-I don't like so much.

-Have you got a favourite?

-Some items have more sentimental

-value than monetary value.

-They're personal items

-that aren't available to others.

-One of them is the autograph of

-the current Doctor, Peter Capaldi.

-I wrote to the studio

-where they film it in Cardiff...

-..and I didn't expect a reply.

-I received a letter

-from Peter Capaldi...

-..with a promotional

-signed photograph.

-He also wrote a message for me.

-Another item is a poster

-I take to all the conventions.

-Actors sign the poster for me

-so it's covered with autographs.

-It's one of my favourite items.

-I've got a piece of artwork

-from an artist in Argentina.

-It means a lot to me

-because he gave it to me for free.

-The people who work

-on the programme are so gracious.

-It's a special programme

-for people around the world.

-Ianto's amazing collection

-also won a recent accolade.

-I received

-a Guinness World Record...

-..for the largest collection

-of Doctor Who memorabilia.

-It was a long process

-which took almost two years.

-I was so delighted and ecstatic.

-It was brilliant.

-I refer to myself as a superfan.

-In letters to the cast,

-I introduce myself as a superfan.

-I'm more than a fan

-who tunes in every week.

-I buy CDs, DVDs

-and Expanded Universe material.

-What makes Doctor Who so special?

-For me, when I started

-watching Doctor Who...

-..it was the only

-television programme...

-..I could talk to others about.

-It's something I like

-to watch and collect.

-It's differs to the doom and gloom

-of this world.

-It's a nice escape from it.

-Some very interesting objects there.

-If you have a collection, Hana would

-love to come and take a look at it.

-Phone us on 01554 880 880

-or email [email protected].

-You're welcome to contact us with

-any question for one of our experts.

-Contact us with a fashion, health,

-cookery or any other question.

-After the break, we hear about

-a special day called cariad@urdd.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-Still to come...

-..Helen Humphreys is here with

-a selection of the season's bags.

-There's plenty of choice available.

-Alison Huw also shows us

-how to avoid wasting food.

-Stay tuned to us.

-The Urdd Eisteddfod in Bridgend

-fast approaches.

-The area is working hard

-to hit their financial targets.

-Here to talk about one way

-of doing this is Leon Welsby.

-Also Ethan from Ysgol Garth Olwg

-and Ela from Ysgol Llangynwyd.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-The clock is ticking, Leon

-so how are things shaping up?

-The clock is ticking

-and we're getting excited.

-It's very exciting.

-Information about the location and

-fund-raising is at the forefront.

-What is cariad@urdd?

-Cariad@urdd is a new concept.

-Cariad@urdd was launched last year

-by the crew behind...

-..the 2017 Bridgend and Taff-Ely

-National Urdd Eisteddfod.

-It raises awareness of the Urdd

-and also funds for the Urdd.

-It involves children.

-It's to raise money.

-We are holding all sorts of events.

-Mistar Urdd is coming to the school.

-You are at Ysgol Llangynwyd.

-We are the closest school to the

-Urdd site.

-Kids love to wear their own clothes.

-Children love dressing up and

-raising funds.

-There are many informal clothing

-days in schools.

-We wanted to raise funds for the

-Urdd which is also a charity.

-Ethan, you are at Garth Olwg.

-In Garth Olwg, we will hold a

-twmpath at the school.

-Mistar Urdd will tour around the

-local schools.

-You are competing too.

-I also hope to compete on the piano

-and public speaking.

-We started rehearsing

-for the show last Sunday.

-The crew behind the 2018 Brecon

-and Radnorshire Urdd Eisteddfod...

-..have used this idea to raise funds

-and to entire visitors to the area.

-If you want information,

-email [email protected]

-27 January is the day

-for Cariad@urdd.

-Thank you for joining us.

-Fridays are a chance for you

-have your say on Prynhawn Da.

-Hello to our Gossip Girls.

-What do you think, ladies?

-What do you think, ladies?

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-Mami, something awful has happened!

-That worries me.

-That worries me.

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-And it scares me.

-Thanks to Olive from Penygroes.

-Have you shopped in your pyjamas?

-Have you shopped in your pyjamas?

-

-There is a choice.

-Why do they get it and not us?

-Why do they get it and not us?

-

-No-one says about Bale's top-knot.

-It's a different story.

-It's a different story.

-

-It isn't the first, or the last.

-Our Gossip Girl will be discussing

-numerous topics again this Friday.

-One of them asks why there aren't

-many statues of women around Wales.

-Our panel will tell us which women

-should be honoured with a statue.

-Contact us with you're opinion

-as we'd like to hear from you.

-Is your heroine worthy of a statue?

-Call 01554 880 880,

-or email [email protected]

-Contact us on Facebook and Twitter

-and use the hashtag #ClwbClecs

-One of this season's trends

-isn't just a bag but a rucksack.

-There are bags to suit all ages.

-Helen Humphreys is here

-with a selection of the latest bags.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-We are surrounded by bags!

-The rucksack is back in fashion.

-Designers have showcased on the

-catwalks.

-The high street has followed.

-These bags are copies of their bags

-we see on the catwalks.

-These are cheaper!

-Bags will last for years.

-They are an investment.

-You match it with an outfit.

-Bags are also seasonal.

-We start with this colourful bag

-for young girls.

-It's from Monsoon

-and has a floral print.

-You can match it with another floral

-print.

-Adults may also like this.

-We move to this black bag

-from Marks and Spencer.

-It's for kids and costs 14.

-Maybe for teenagers.

-These keyrings

-can be attached to the bags.

-This keyring comes with it.

-There's enough room to fit books.

-These keyrings are popular.

-The satchel is 35 from M&S.

-It holds everything.

-It's a cross-body one.

-It's a great cross-body bag.

-You can change the length of the

-strap.

-Both sexes can wear it.

-Satchels are also for men.

-We turn to the metallics.

-It's from New Look.

-Metallics were popular in the

-winter and bridge into spring.

-This is a great evening bag.

-You can match it with shoes.

-It's equipped with a small purse.

-We also have a black and white

-rucksack from Marks and Spencer.

-Rucksacks can be worn by all ages.

-Rucksacks are quite cool now.

-Some of the come in classic colours.

-These are like Gucci bags.

-The floral bag

-is a copy of a Gucci bag.

-They are similar to the top

-designers.

-There's a chain strap and similar to

-designer bags.

-It's a glamorous piece to wear out

-in the night or a wedding.

-We also have some man-bags.

-Many of the girls in the studio like

-these bags.

-Man bags are more practical.

-They don't have as many pockets.

-They may not look too appealing.

-Does your household contribute...

-..towards the 7 million tonnes of

-food waste in Britain every year?

-After the break...

-..Alison Huw shows us to avoid

-wasting food and save pennies.

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-Welcome back.

-Don't forget to join Mari

-on Heno at 7.00pm.

-The singer, Dafydd Iwan is

-in the studio to discuss Apton...

-..which is a brand-new

-Welsh music streaming service.

-Llinos Lee chats to Garmon Rhys who

-stars in a musical about The Kinks.

-A Sunny Afternoon runs at

-the Wales Millennium Centre.

-Alun also hears about

-Ysgol Cwmbran's language charter.

-Rhodri Davies visits the house

-where Black Sabbath, Genesis...

-..and Freddie Mercury recorded.

-Glaspant Manor, on the outskirts

-of Capel Iwan, is for sale.

-It's quite a story!

-Do you realise that, in Britain, we

-waste 7M tonnes of food every year?

-Alison Huw is here with some advice

-on how to cut back on food waste.

-That's a massive amount!

-It's quite frightening.

-Supermarkets have been encouraging

-us to stop wasting food recently.

-It's part of a campaign by them

-and the Westminster government.

-Food waste is on the increase

-for the first time in 10 years.

-Signs in shops will give us tips.

-In Britain, we throw away 7M tonnes

-of food every year.

-Over 4m tonnes of this waste

-could be avoided.

-As we waste food,

-we are also wasting money.

-On average, we waste 60 a month.

-There are many options.

-We waste a lot of fruit,

-vegetables and salads.

-Have a look at what you waste.

-Also, bread and milk.

-Buy frozen foods instead.

-Use what you need.

-Buy loose vegetables

-that are not in plastic bags.

-Try to buy them locally

-or from a Farm Shop.

-Take them out of the plastic.

-That makes a big difference.

-Use a whole vegetables.

-Buy whole lettuce instead of bags of

-prepared leaves which wilt quicker.

-Use as much of the vegetables

-as possible, including the peel.

-Some fruit and vegetables can be

-stored in the refrigerator.

-These include apples, broccoli,

-cabbage, cucumber, courgettes...

-..aubergines, carrots,

-cauliflower, beans and berries.

-Potatoes in the cupboard.

-A garage is ideal.

-Use broccoli stems and celery leaves

-your recipes.

-The stem is very tasty.

-I think it's tastier than the

-flower.

-Put salad items at the bottom of

-the fridge wrapped in kitchen roll.

-Salad leaves hate moisture.

-Buy whole lettuce instead of bags of

-prepared leaves which wilt quicker.

-Store herbs in plastic bags with

-a bit of water and in the fridge.

-Herbs wilt very quickly.

-Store them like flowers.

-They will last longer.

-If you have a surplus of herbs,

-freeze them in oil or butter.

-Use ice cube trays.

-A great idea.

-Make herb butter and freeze.

-Use chillies straight

-from the freezer.

-It's easy to remove the seeds.

-Ginger is the same.

-Use as much of the vegetables

-as possible, including the peel.

-Use vegetables to make stocks

-or soups, even potato peelings!

-Also in stir fries.

-Keep mushrooms in a paper bag

-in a dry, cold place.

-Mushrooms will get mouldy

-in a plastic bag.

-Bananas produce ethylene, a gas

-which matures other fruit as well.

-Keep bananas separate from fruits

-unless you want to mature them.

-Wrap the end of bananas in cling

-film to stop them maturing quickly.

-If you use only half an avocado,

-store the rest with the stone...

-..and spray the exposed side

-with a bit of oil or lemon water.

-It will then stay green.

-Bread, we waste a lot.

-Buy sliced bread or slice it

-before keeping in the freezer.

-Only use what you need every day.

-Liven up dry bread by adding drops

-of water and putting in a hot oven.

-That's all from us this afternoon.

-Huw Fash will be looking

-at floral clothing tomorrow.

-Dr Ann opens up the surgery and

-Dafydd Cadwaladr chats about tea.

-Y Stiwdio Gefn: Sbardun

-follows the news and weather on S4C.

-Prominent Welsh artists perform

-songs by Alun 'Sbardun' Huws.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

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