Thu, 14 Jan 2016 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da

-on a chilly day in Llanelli...

-..but there's a warm welcome

-for you all for the next 50 minutes.

-We're lucky to be joined

-by the actor, Sion Ifan.

-He'll chat about the new S4C series

-based in the Senedd building...

-..called Byw Celwydd.

-Today, Huw looks at the latest

-trends that will suit everyone.

-It's important for you to take the

-full course of your prescription.

-Dr Ann joins us to explain more.

-Sion Ifan has a busy day as he looks

-through the magazines for us too.

-I'm not musical so music lessons

-as a child would have helped.

-Kate Harri runs classes for children

-and Yvonne went to meet her.

-Join Sian and me over the next

-50 minutes for today's Prynhawn Da.

-S4C's Byw Celwydd takes viewers

-into the world of Welsh politics...

-..and to the heart

-of the establishment in Cardiff Bay.

-Sion Ifan stars in the series

-and he joins us now.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Tell us about the series,

-Byw Celwydd.

-Byw Celwydd is a political drama.

-It's based on the fictional world

-of politics...

-..in Cardiff Bay.

-There's a coalition government

-in this series.

-There's a combination of government

-and journalism.

-I play the character

-of Tom Ogwen Jones in Byw Celwydd.

-Tom is the face of the Welsh news

-in the series.

-This series isn't based

-on any real-life events.

-People will see the similarities...

-..but this series

-is more about people...

-..and they way

-they use their political power.

-I think the series

-is more exciting...

-..than the real-life events

-in Cardiff Bay.

-Each character is living a lie.

-On Sunday,

-we'll see the third episode.

-It reveals my secret in my life.

-Tom is married to Lowri Ogwen Jones

-who's played by Sara Gregory...

-..and she's a special advisor

-for the Democrats.

-It took some time to figure

-out all of the characters.

-I also studied Politics

-at university in Cardiff.

-I know something about

-the background.

-I did mention this

-when I did my audition!

-I know a lot of the other actors...

-..didn't know a lot

-about the political world.

-Have any politicians

-responded to the series?

-Last year, we launched the series...

-..and the first episode

-was shown in the Senedd building...

-..in Cardiff Bay.

-A lot of people who worked

-in the Senedd were at the launch.

-There were a few people

-laughing in unexpected places.

-People also discuss

-the programme on Twitter.

-I think it's important that

-we show the National Assembly...

-..in the series.

-Did you film anywhere

-in the Senedd?

-We could film everywhere

-in the Senedd building...

-..apart from the hallowed ground

-of the Chamber.

-The Senedd building is amazing.

-It's such an impressive building.

-It's a character in itself

-in the series.

-It's also a building

-that's open to the public.

-There's a great shop there too.

-I would advise people to go there.

-Would you go back into politics?

-I'm too honest to work

-in the political world.

-Are there similarities

-to other series?

-The series is inspired by a

-political drama from Denmark.

-I think people will compare it with

-that programme.

-Byw Celwydd is also being shown

-in England...

-..with on-screen subtitles.

-There might be another series.

-People are in talks

-for a second series.

-Sion returns later with his guide to

-the stories in the latest magazines.

-Whilst we join Huw, here's a clip

-of the next episode of Byw Celwydd.

-Doesn't that go against the basic

-principles of the Democrats?

-At this stage, the coalition

-is looking at a number of options.

-That's what you say but you're ready

-to support the Prime Minister.

-No, not at all.

-This party hasn't made any promises.

-I'll make a statement

-when we've reached a decision.

-Where did that question come from?

-You're being totally misled,

-so a word to the wise.

-Check your sources

-before opening your mouth.

-That was a preview of Sunday night's

-Byw Celwydd that airs at 9.00pm.

-You can watch previous episodes

-online.

-It's time for some fashion advice

-with Huw Rees.

-We've already seen on Prynhawn Da

-that monochrome is big this year...

-..but what are the other trends

-for the season, Huw?

-It's an exciting time

-of year for me.

-I like to see all the new trends.

-I have to look back at the trends

-from the catwalk from last year...

-..and see them on the high street.

-We start with Christine.

-Stripes are a big thing this season.

-Many collections

-have got garments with stripes.

-It's teamed with a quilted coat.

-It's got zips on the sleeves too.

-We can see the dress

-in all its glory.

-You can wear that dress

-in the summer.

-The cuffs have some zips too.

-The zip is another trend too.

-Take care with

-the length of your skirts.

-I wouldn't take this dress

-any shorter...

-..for someone of Chris' age.

-You can wear it

-with 200 denier tights.

-It looks fantastic on Chris.

-Our next model is Vicky.

-We've got denim next week.

-Denim is back in all its glory too.

-There's always denim in the stores.

-Denim is a great way

-to sell clothes.

-You can buy a denim dress

-from any shop on the high street.

-They are found in Marks and Spencer,

-Monsoon and River Island.

-Last year, the Wild West

-was a key theme...

-..on the catwalks.

-Shawls are great too.

-There's a belt around the dress.

-I'd like to add a leather belt

-to the dress.

-You should look for a dark belt.

-You want to wear this dress

-with thick tights and boots...

-..for the winter.

-This dress could be worn

-in the summer with sandals.

-The boots are at the sale price

-of 26.70 in Monsoon.

-I got rid of my denim dress.

-It had been in my wardrobe

-for years.

-Hayley is our final model.

-Leather is another big theme.

-I can't believe

-that it's still going.

-This jacket is inspired

-by the 1980s...

-..with the studs.

-You don't want to spend a fortune

-on a leather jacket...

-..that will go out of fashion.

-It's teamed with a lovely dress.

-We've had stripes,

-denim and leather.

-There's more later.

-Dr Ann joins us after the break...

-..to discuss the obligations of

-not taking your full prescription.

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-Welcome back.

-It's also a warm welcome to Dr Ann.

-There's a new campaign afoot

-to encourage people...

-..to take their full course

-of tablets on their prescriptions...

-..and to follow the guidelines

-on their prescriptions.

-It's a massive problem.

-Some 50% of people

-don't take the tablets...

-..by following their guidelines.

-It's a massive waste of money.

-We're talking about

-long-term illnesses.

-By not taking the medication...

-..they you will cause

-more problems in your health.

-Some people may not understand...

-..about the medication

-that they should be taking.

-Some people may not

-take their tablets...

-..because they cannot open

-the packaging.

-There are people

-who don't take tablets...

-..because they think

-they make them feel worse.

-There are two types of asthma pumps.

-Some people don't use them at all

-or enough.

-There's also issues with diabetes.

-Some 80% of people don't take

-their medication for blood pressure.

-I don't know why people

-won't take their tablets.

-They don't like

-to take medication...

-..if they are feeling healthy.

-Some people will open

-their capsules...

-..to ingest their tablets.

-This is very dangerous.

-It could burn the lining

-of your throat.

-A family doctor

-needs to explain the reasons...

-..for taking their medication.

-Some people can get confused

-about all the medication...

-..that they need to take.

-Nurses, doctors and pharmacists

-can give you tablets.

-It's important to ask

-about the best time...

-..for you to take your tablets.

-It's important to explain things

-to the patient.

-A lot of patients don't remember...

-..what the doctor has told them

-during an appointment.

-Sometimes, it's best to have

-a relative with you...

-..when you're at an appointment.

-Are you able to double up on your

-tablets if you don't take them?

-It can be very dangerous if you take

-a double dose of your tablets...

-..if you have forgotten

-to take a tablet.

-I moved house last year.

-It's amazing the amount

-of medication that I found.

-You can take them

-to the pharmacists...

-..and they can get rid of them

-for you.

-My mother is in her nineties and

-takes tablets that are very small.

-Yes, some of the tablets

-are very small.

-They can be very difficult

-for the elderly to see.

-It's important to go through

-your tablets...

-..with your doctor,

-a health visitor or a relative.

-The tablets only work

-if you take them!

-A lot of people don't take

-the full course of antibiotics...

-..and this could

-make the problem worse.

-Nobody likes taking tablets.

-However, it's best to take them

-if they have been prescribed.

-Statins can save a lot of deaths

-and treatments.

-It's a massive problem and people

-should take their medication.

-After the break, Sion Ifan returns

-with the stories from the magazines.

-We also meet a lady who left opera

-to teach the singers of the future.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Sion has joined us

-back in the studio.

-You've had a bit of time...

-..to thumb your way

-through the pages of the magazines.

-We start with an article

-about punk music in Wales.

-Rhys Mwyn

-has penned an article in Barn.

-The article is about

-the tradition of Welsh punk music.

-It's an interesting article.

-We think of punk as something

-that isn't Welsh.

-Rhys mentions about his background

-with the band, Anhrefn.

-He also mentions the people

-in the South Wales Valleys...

-..who would come together

-and dress as punks.

-He meets these original punks.

-Mark Taylor is one of them

-and he comes from Cardiff.

-They grew up with Roxy Music

-and David Bowie.

-He also mentioned

-the Sex Pistols gig in Caerphilly.

-There were protests outside

-of the gig too.

-I recall the punk era.

-People were afraid of them.

-They had mad hair

-and wore safety pins.

-They were everywhere.

-I don't recall this era.

-It was interesting see how the

-Welsh got caught up in this craze.

-New Scientist features an article

-linking climate change with floods.

-It mentions an Oxford lecturer.

-She tried to find out the link

-between the rough weather...

-..and climate change.

-She mentions the terrible weather

-that we've experienced.

-She claims it's difficult to connect

-both climate change...

-..and flooding around the globe.

-It's scary when you think about

-the situation.

-There's more water on this planet

-due to climate change.

-She says that

-there isn't a direct link.

-It's a 40% chance of it being

-linked to climate change.

-Floods are more common these days.

-An article in GQ magazine

-focuses on vertical limits.

-Many people run on flat terrain.

-I've joined a running club recently.

-There's article on Thomas Dowl.

-He runs up buildings.

-It's quite a feat to do.

-He races to the top

-of these towering buildings.

-He's run up

-the Empire State Building.

-He's run up the business centre

-in Hong Kong.

-He also ran the world summit wing

-in Beijing.

-Thank you, Sion.

-As a singer, Kate Harri

-recognized the importance...

-..of introducing children to music

-at a young age.

-She's recently started a business

-that does just that.

-Yvonne went to meet her.

-I was a professional opera singer

-after leaving the Royal Academy.

-I'm back in Cardiff and

-have had a change of direction...

-..because I'm running classes

-for Tempo Tots Cymru.

-Why did you and your brother, Niall

-establish Tempo Tots Cymru?

-I took my daughter, Beca to Tempo

-Tots when I lived in Twickenham.

-It was wonderful to meet other

-families and like-minded people.

-The classes were run by professional

-singers so they were incredible.

-When we returned to Penarth, I got

-the chance to open a group in Wales.

-I've been fortunate to be a member

-of Only Men Aloud for six years.

-It's completely different

-to what I do with Only Men Aloud.

-I love the Tempo Tots Cymru sessions

-and singing and playing the piano.

-We do everything

-in front of the children.

-It's powerful

-and helps with physical development.

-The sense of rhythm and balance

-helps children to speak and move...

-..and we hope it's a lot of fun too.

-Today, we're singing about

-wild animals with puppets and props.

-The children

-can also play instruments.

-There's bubbles and sensory play

-before we sing goodbye.

-# Sleep sweetly

-on your mother's breast #

-What has the response been like?

-It's been wonderful

-and we're delighted.

-The parents are very supportive

-and friendly...

-..and take part in the activities

-which is a great help.

-For a lot of the babies and toddlers

-that come to Tempo Tots Cymru...

-..it's the first experience

-they have to music.

-I'm a believer that the younger age

-that can happen, the better.

-Not everyone will grow up to be

-a famous singer or musician...

-..but that exposure to music

-at a young age is important.

-It was wonderful and you could see

-the delight in their faces.

-It helps children to develop

-emotionally and musically...

-..and in every aspect

-of their little lives.

-What's your aim

-for Tempo Tots Cymru?

-We're currently in Penarth but will

-move to Cardiff in the coming year.

-We can't wait to meet new families

-and have lots of fun with them.

-I certainly would have benefitted

-from singing lessons.

-Mari has a beautiful voice...

-..so I suspect you had

-singing lessons in the past, Mari.

-What delights have you got

-for us on tonight's Heno, Mari?

-Join me for another jam-packed

-edition of Heno at 7.00pm.

-It'll be eyes down for a full house.

-Elin is at the Empire Bingo club

-in Caernarfon...

-..to learn about

-the popularity of the game, Bingo.

-We also hear about a community bingo

-event in Llanllwni.

-I know that Owain

-has been very active recently.

-Tonight, I meet one of the best

-squash players in Wales...

-..who challenges me for match

-on the court.

-My studio guest is the journalist,

-Sian Morgan Lloyd.

-Sian has been working

-in the media...

-..and challenging the powers that be

-for ten years.

-After the break, there's more

-fashion for the season with Huw.

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-Welcome back.

-We close today's programme

-on the Prynhawn Da catwalk...

-..and more of the latest trends

-of the season with Huw.

-Earlier, we saw stripes,

-leather and denim.

-We've got three more

-of the latest trends.

-There's a pattern with us here.

-We start with Christine.

-This is a multi-print.

-It looks like patchwork.

-There's something striking about it.

-You can add some leather

-to the accessories.

-There are many

-of these prints around.

-There are also floral patterns

-in the shops.

-There's something for everyone.

-Christine's is dressed in garments

-from Next.

-Next keep up-to-date

-with their prints.

-The wedges look fantastic

-with this dress.

-It's resonant of the 1970s.

-I had a pair of these at school.

-I no longer have them!

-There's a vintage look with this.

-It's great to see the wedges now.

-These are comfortable.

-They aren't your uncomfortable

-spikey heels.

-I'll most probably buy

-another pair of wedges!

-Vicky is our next model.

-This is meant to be a leopard print.

-Not many people

-can carry off leopard print.

-The pattern can look busy.

-The pattern runs into each other.

-The dress is 55 from

-the Star label by Julien Macdonald.

-Julien Macdonald likes his prints.

-You don't have to pay too much

-for his clothes in Debenhams.

-There's a long belt on this outfit

-that you have to tie.

-Vicky will pull open the belt.

-You can also match it with

-a lovely Jasper Conran handbag.

-We move on to the chocolate coloured

-boots.

-They look great.

-We end with Hayley.

-Lace is still popular.

-Light coloured lace

-will be popular in the summer.

-Wear a lace blouse that you have or

-look for a lace item in the shops.

-In Wallis, there's 30% off

-some of the collections.

-We also have the shoes that are

-comfortable.

-Prynhawn Da returns tomorrow

-at the usual time of 2.00pm.

-There's the Gossip Girls

-and films with Lowri Cooke.

-Matthew's in the kitchen

-and we have our quiz, Mwy Neu Lai.

-Fy Nhad y Swltan follows the news

-and weather on S4C at 3.00pm.

-It's the story of Keith Williams

-from Penygroes near Ammanford...

-..and his search

-for his birth parents.

-Until tomorrow, it's a

-very good afternoon to you all.

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