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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-It's Thursday

-and the sun is shining.

-Kyle Jones joins us for a chat.

-He's appealing for volunteers

-to help those with Alzheimer's.

-Welcome to the programme.

-We've got this

-and much more for you.

-Helen Humphreys

-focuses on sportswear.

-World Love Your Pet Day

-is around the corner.

-Heulwen Haf has a selection of toys

-that will entertain your loyal pets.

-If you need to clean the car,

-we have the perfect item for you.

-And Gweirydd sorts out your finances

-and your credit scores.

-We've got plenty to entertain you,

-so stay tuned to Yvonne and myself.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-This week, a lot of attention

-has been given to Alzheimer's.

-The presenter, Beti George...

-..has urged us

-to speak more openly about it.

-On Monday, a programme was aired

-about Beti and her partner, David...

-..who lives with the condition.

-Kyle Jones of Swansea University

-is here to discuss the condition.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Tell us more about

-the research that's under way.

-We're part of the research process.

-I work for the dementia team.

-We're looking at how the brain

-can protect itself...

-..against diseases like Alzheimer's.

-What are your findings so far?

-I'm running a project...

-..on the impact of Alzheimer's

-cognitive functions...

-..such as language processing.

-I try to see why some individuals

-develop symptoms of the disease...

-..faster than others.

-If one connection

-of the brain fails...

-..there's another way for the

-information to reach the brain.

-Dementia is the symptoms

-of the disease...

-..that causes Alzheimer's.

-Some people who have the same amount

-of dead toxins and symptoms.

-We want to find out why some

-have symptoms sooner than others.

-You are looking for people

-to contribute to this research.

-Yes, we want bilingual people

-to help us.

-We have to look

-at bilingual speakers.

-Bilingual speakers

-have to know words...

-..in different languages.

-Only in Wales do we have

-the same population...

-..as other bilingual

-speaking languages.

-Do you need special requirements

-to be part of this research?

-In order to measure the impact

-of the disease on language...

-..bilingual volunteers

-are needed for healthy support.

-Volunteers will be asked

-to fill questionnaires...

-..and will participate in a series

-of language and concentration tasks.

-We need people of all ages.

-We want to be able to tell

-the story of how the brain develops.

-We'll also be looking at those

-who are bilingual speakers...

-..and those who only speak

-one language.

-I've known people with this disease

-that recall their Welsh...

-..from their childhood.

-A lot of the processes

-that we're currently looking at...

-..is about language.

-Dementia is the symptoms

-of the disease...

-..that causes Alzheimer's.

-Those who wish to volunteer

-should contact me...

-..by calling 07709 563 975

-or email [email protected]

-Each task will take

-around 10-20 minutes.

-All data will be completely

-anonymous and confidential.

-The tasks don't measure intelligence

-or dementia in individuals.

-There are seven tests.

-We want to see how people perform

-in these tasks.

-None of these tests measure

-dementia or intelligence alone.

-When you compare 600 tests...

-..you can see what causes

-dementia and Alzheimer's.

-Thank you, Kyle.

-Huw Rees is on an adventure

-at London Fashion Week.

-Next, we head to the fashion corner

-with Helen Humphries.

-Unfortunately,

-I've forgotten to wear my lycra.

-Helen can explain more.

-I'm looking at sports clothes.

-We have some wonderful models.

-These items are available

-from your high street stores.

-They don't come from stores

-that specialize in sports clothes.

-There are many stores

-who now produce activewear.

-Sports clothes is now acceptable

-to wear on the street...

-..without having to go to the gym.

-Lowri is our first model.

-We love this outfit.

-Lowri's outfit is from Tesco.

-The detailing in the jacket

-is wonderful.

-The jacket has some sort of glove

-at the end of the sleeve.

-This is great for a cold day.

-Tesco have been busy researching.

-They know

-what the modern woman needs.

-It's 22 for the jacket.

-The jacket comes

-with a matching top.

-It's 14 for the trousers.

-The detail in the trousers

-is wonderful.

-All of these items match each other.

-The prices are great.

-Sports brands can be expensive.

-These clothes are a great standard.

-I've spent a lot more

-on sports clothes...

-..but the standard

-and quality is just as good.

-I wouldn't train in these shoes.

-Thank you, Lowri.

-You should think carefully

-about what to spend a lot on.

-Our next model is Fiona.

-Fiona is getting married

-later this year.

-Fiona likes to go walking.

-This outfit is great for her.

-Fiona is wearing

-an outfit from New Look.

-The collection

-is called New Look Sports.

-Fiona likes to wear black

-when going to the gym.

-I like the colour of the top.

-There's wonderful detailing

-in the top.

-You could wear it with jeans.

-This is great for cooling down

-when exercising.

-I like to wear baggy clothes.

-I like tight trousers.

-They help to keep everything in.

-Thank you, Fiona.

-Sharon is our final model.

-Sharon loves running.

-Sharon's outfit

-is from Red Herring.

-These are slightly

-more expensive than the others.

-The jacket is similar

-to a waterfall jacket.

-It's 30 for the jacket.

-The top is 18.

-Sharon wouldn't feel

-comfortable running in this.

-This is slightly too baggy.

-The material needs to be right

-for running.

-There's too much seams

-in this for me.

-There's a lot of seams

-on the trousers.

-This would be good for other sports.

-Helen returns later with more

-of the latest fashion trends.

-After the break...

-..we chat to Heulwen Haf

-and her dog, Cinci Bwts...

-..about the latest gadgets

-and toys available for pets.

-Carys Tudor also advises us on

-the best way to clean the car.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time to welcome Heulwen Haf.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You've got an array of gadgets

-and toys for pets...

-..before World Love Your Pet Day.

-Who have you brought with you?

-This is Cinci Bwts.

-She doesn't like the rain.

-Do you want to hug her?

-She'll love it.

-She's been around the studio.

-What have you got for us today?

-A dog is a dog and a cat is a cat.

-These gadgets are wonderful.

-You can leave them alone for hours.

-The first gadget

-will feed the dog...

-..on a timer.

-I find that these are strange

-as they are only gadgets.

-Many of us live in smaller spaces

-and this is ideal.

-The Cat Mate Automatic Pet Feeder

-is 35.

-The prices vary.

-That isn't a lot if you have a dog.

-It isn't much once you pay

-to groom them.

-It's 31 for the Cat Mate

-Pet Fountain.

-This is for dogs and cats.

-These are stylish.

-You would think

-this is a good processor.

-Water comes out of this

-and goes into the bowl.

-This is a friend to the cat.

-These are incredible.

-Someone has spent time

-and money creating this.

-If it is a hot day, you know that

-the pet is having enough water.

-Next, we have a toy.

-This is a Jolly Doggy toy.

-The treats come out of this ball.

-Once they play, they are rewarded.

-There are toys

-that are more expensive.

-You'll also find many online.

-This next item is expensive.

-It's 99 for the Pet Safe

-Microchip Cat Flap.

-Cats go wandering.

-This will stop other cats

-from coming in.

-Once the cat you have

-is microchipped...

-..it will only allow

-that cat to come in.

-You can have more than one

-cat registered to this flap.

-The G Paws GPS Activity Monitor

-is 29.

-You can find out where the cat

-has been by using this.

-It will tell you where they went

-and how far they have been.

-I would like one.

-I would like to know

-what madam gets up to.

-When I get home

-she's been in every room.

-Maybe it will be too much for us

-to know.

-Next, we have the Foobler.

-This is noisy.

-You place treats inside it.

-It's 25 for the Foobler Electronic

-Timed Treat Feeder.

-This has caught my eye.

-A mouse pops out.

-Cats would go nuts for it.

-This is educational.

-You put treats inside it.

-They have to learn

-to move things around.

-They think of everything.

-This does everything.

-It helps to scratch the cat.

-When it comes down to here...

-..the cat will rub themselves

-and has a great time.

-I would prefer to give pets

-the attention myself.

-It's 3 for the Neon Reflective

-Cat Collar from Pets at Home.

-Thank you, Heulwen.

-World Love your Pet Day

-is just around the corner.

-Monday's Heno will be

-discussing it further.

-Make sure you send images of you

-and your pets to us.

-You can contact us in the usual way

-through Facebook, Twitter and email.

-Do you know how much germs

-are inside the car?

-Animals can carry germs,

-but so can we during the winter.

-The car is one of the most

-germ-infested places.

-Carys Tudor has top tips

-on how to clean the car.

-"Carys's tips on keeping

-healthy in a clean car."

-During the winter months,

-when colds and flu are rife...

-..the car is a common place

-to catch and share infections.

-The car interior can contain the

-same amount of germs as a bathroom.

-"60% of drivers are unaware of the

-health risks from a dirty car."

-A car should be cleaned thoroughly

-at least once a month.

-Wipes or h a disinfection spray

-should be used.

-Every time we sneeze or cough,

-the germs spread over this area.

-You need to disinfect the steering

-wheel, belt buckle and receiver...

-..the handle, window switches, the

-radio and temperature controllers...

-..and the gearstick.

-Make sure you have enough tissues

-in the car.

-Once you've used them, put them

-in a plastic bag and in the bin.

-"20% of drivers only clean the

-interior once a year."

-You can use a brush or a hoover

-to remove all of the rabble...

-..the old sweets, papers and mould

-caused by crisps and biscuits...

-..that can cause problems

-for allergy sufferers.

-"10% of drivers have had an accident

-due to the clutter inside the car."

-It's hard to believe...

-..that's a child's car seat can have

-twice as much germs as a toilet.

-You need to disinfect them

-regularly.

-Milk, food, coughing and sneezing

-are the main culprits.

-If you have a removable cover,

-put it in the washing machine.

-If you don't,

-scrub with disinfectant.

-Don't let your children play with

-keys or put them in their mouths...

-..as they can hold a lot of germs.

-"The boot is dangerous and can have

-1,000 bacteria to every 1.5 inches."

-Don't forget the boot.

-We tend to drop our shopping

-contents in the boot.

-I once had a mouse

-living in my boot.

-If you carry pets in the car, dogs

-tend to dribble and lick things.

-You should regularly disinfect

-after carrying pets.

-Most car systems use

-an air recycling feature.

-At the end of the journey, open the

-windows, let the fresh air in...

-..and everything will be nice and

-fresh for the next trip.

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-Welcome back and welcome to our

-money expert, Gweirydd ap Gwyndaf.

-Before we discuss credit scores...

-..we address the recent inflation

-rise to 1.8% and its repercussions.

-What does that mean for us?

-Inflation is at its highest level

-since June 2014.

-The increase is slightly less

-than the expected rise to 1.9%.

-A surge in fuel and food prices

-have pushed up inflation.

-Fuelling the rise is the pound's

-sharp fall since the Brexit vote.

-Imports to the UK

-are becoming more expensive.

-Fuel has risen dramatically.

-The pound has fallen

-against the dollar.

-It will be interesting to see what

-happens between now and Brexit.

-The fuel prices have raised, but

-the prices of clothes have dropped.

-Clothing has also fallen in prices.

-It's a concern for many families

-who are already struggling.

-Income is rising slightly.

-Wages have risen 2.8%

-since last year.

-Their wages may not rise

-to match inflation.

-It could affect you if you are

-on benefits or a pension.

-We're also discussing

-credit scores.

-Having good credit is important

-because it determines whether...

-..you'll qualify for a loan,

-credit card...

-..a mobile phone contract

-or renting a property.

-Lenders use your credit score

-to help them decide...

-..if they'll approve you

-for a loan or credit card.

-Different lenders have their

-own standards for rating scores.

-They also decide who they want

-to lend to.

-Why do we need a credit score?

-A lender will delve

-into your credit history.

-This will happen if you haven't

-dealt with them before.

-They carry out a risk assessment.

-This will apply to mortgages,

-loans and mobile phone contracts.

-What does a credit score

-of 620 mean?

-Different lenders have their

-own standards for rating scores.

-The figures vary with each lender.

-There are factors that

-affect your credit scores.

-Late payments for debt

-affect your score.

-How many new credit accounts you've

-opened will affect your score.

-You may be paying back debt but

-still have a low credit rating.

-You may not have debt and still have

-a low credit rating...

-..as there isn't enough

-information about you.

-If you pay a credit card

-back every month...

-..you will build up

-your credit score.

-The same applies if you are

-in a partnership.

-You need to know if your partner has

-a low credit rating...

-..before taking out a loan

-or mortgage.

-Is there a specific amount where

-people shouldn't spend over?

-The rule is not to go over half

-of your limit on your credit card.

-You should try to spread out

-the debt.

-They want to see customers who stay

-within the limit.

-Schools across Wales will

-break up for half term tomorrow.

-If you're wondering how to occupy

-your time with the little ones...

-..our competition

-will certainly help.

-Here's the all-important question.

-Where does Harry Potter

-go to school?

-1) Hogwarts, 2) Llandovery,

-or 3) Llandudno?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-All entrants must be 18 or over.

-For full terms and conditions,

-email [email protected]

-Good luck to you all!

-Tonight's Heno will feature the

-singer from Anglesey, Beth Frazer.

-Life hasn't been easy for Beth

-over the past three years.

-She was diagnosed with a brain

-tumour during the summer of 2014.

-Since then she's undergone one

-of the most dangerous operations.

-And we're delighted

-to welcome her to Llanelli.

-There's a report from the Iris

-Community Festival at Llandudno.

-The winner of the half term hamper

-will also be announced.

-Join Angharad at 7.00pm.

-After the break...

-..we return to Helen Humphreys

-for more fashionable sportswear.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-We're back with Helen

-in the fashion corner.

-Our theme is fit and fashionable.

-They are all from the high street.

-She's a keen runner.

-She's running a half marathon

-in Bath.

-Sharon's attire is from M&S.

-The top is 19.50

-and the trousers are 16.

-These are two separate tops.

-You can separate them.

-The top is baggy.

-They look designer.

-The pink blends well with the top.

-Sharon feels comfortable.

-The trousers are comfortable.

-The shoes aren't suitable

-for running.

-Overall, it's comfortable.

-It might be worth trying them on

-for a specific sport.

-Fiona is next.

-Stella McCartney designs for Adidas.

-These leggings are fantastic.

-Fiona is kitted out in Red Herring.

-She uses similar designs.

-The jumper is 26

-and the top is 16.

-It's funky and young.

-Some of these prices

-may seem expensive...

-..but less than designer wear.

-The trousers are flattering.

-The outfit is slightly baggy.

-The outfit is slightly baggy.

-People will see me coming

-in these trousers!

-Lowri is our final model.

-Lowri looks great.

-Lowri's outfit is from New Look.

-The jacket will keep her warm.

-The jacket is 14.99

-and the crop top is 12.99.

-Lowri can get away with wearing

-a crop top.

-It's similar to a sports bra.

-You don't need to wear a bra.

-I want to buy these leggings today.

-I can do a few squats in them.

-They are also seamless

-so it's more comfortable.

-They do tend to rub

-against your legs.

-Lowri's trousers cost 12.99.

-The trousers are a bargain.

-They feel like thick tights.

-Lowri looks great in the outfit.

-Are you pleased with the standard

-of all the clothes you've seen?

-I would suggest that you go

-to high street shops.

-The clothes are a great quality and

-the prices are great.

-You clothing isn't thin either.

-This clothing looks great

-when you leave the gym.

-I love those pink trainers too!

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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