Thu, 17 Dec 2015 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome

-to Thursday's Prynhawn Da.

-Do you fancy being a winner in

-our Christmas Cracker Competition?

-Here's the number to register

-- 08443 35 12 44.

-Get dialling now

-as it could be your lucky afternoon.

-Also on today's programme:

-With the Christmas festivities

-almost upon us...

-..Meleri Tweed reminds us of

-the perils of Christmas for pets.

-Nothing beats curling up in pyjamas

-and Huw has plenty of them for us.

-Dr Ann has advice for patients

-of chronic ailments...

-..such as asthma and diabetes.

-We also spoil you with two carols...

-..from Cor Y Garreg Fawr

-and Ysgol Llwynderw, Swansea.

-There's plenty to entertain you

-so stay with us on Prynhawn Da.

-You only have five more chances to

-compete in our cracker competition.

-Get dialling now on 08443 35 12 44.

-Before you pick up that phone, let's

-take a look at the remaining prizes.

-A widescreen television,

-two iPad Airs...

-..a digital camera,

-a selection of Welsh meat...

-..a DVD player

-and a selection of DVDs...

-..jewellery by Wyn

-in the Conwy Valley...

-..a sewing machine, kitchen aid, a

-cashmere poncho and socks by Corgi.

-This year, we'll support Ty Hafan,

-Ty Gobaith and Christian Aid.

-It promises to be a cracker of a

-Christmas on Prynhawn Da and Heno!

-We've got a sack-full

-of prizes to give away.

-All you have to do is answer this

-question set by Caryl Parry Jones.

-What sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whiskey, or 3) gin?

-Cheers!

-Here's a question again.

-What sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whiskey, or 3) gin?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close at 2.30pm.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.prynhawnda.tv

-Good luck and get dialling now!

-Meleri Tweed and her canine friend,

-Mai have joined us in the studio.

-Mai has also brought

-her friend along with her.

-Is Mai expecting a treat

-this Christmas?

-Yes, she is.

-Mai and Chip will have a few new

-toys for Christmas.

-They've already had their scarves.

-Christmas is also a perilous time

-for canines and felines...

-..as all the celebrations

-and excitement can effect them.

-We like to think that our pets

-will enjoy Christmas like us.

-We need to make it safe for them.

-There's a lot more food and

-chocolate in our homes.

-Dogs can fall ill

-after eating chocolate.

-If dogs overeat,

-they can get an upset stomachs.

-Are most fruits dangerous to dogs?

-Dry fruits can also be dangerous

-for dogs.

-We are starting to discover more

-of what we can't give to our dogs.

-Dogs want to eat everything

-they see.

-We don't want a trip to the vets

-over Christmas.

-They're able to have some turkey

-meat but don't give them bones.

-It's important to clear your table

-in case anything falls on the floor.

-Fat is also bad for animals.

-Too much fatty treats can also upset

-their stomachs.

-What about the

-Christmas decorations?

-Decorations can also pose

-a problem.

-Poinsettias can be poisonous

-for dogs.

-Cats also like to climb up

-Christmas trees.

-They could also swallow

-small baubles.

-They can also play with any cables

-and wires of your Christmas lights.

-We have some photographs of dogs

-that are ready for Christmas.

-These are my pets though!

-They all very dapper!

-Some pets don't like to be

-dressed up.

-There's a lot of coming and

-going in the house.

-Maybe your pet doesn't like this.

-Find a spot in the house where they

-can stay out of the way...

-..and have some peace.

-Routine goes out of the window

-Christmas time.

-Their routines goes out of the

-window at Christmas.

-There isn't a lot of routine

-in my house anyway!

-Many dogs have their own daily

-routine.

-It may alarm them if their routines

-start to change.

-What can you give to dogs

-for Christmas as a treat?

-You're able to give treats to your

-pets for Christmas.

-Spend a little more on gifts that

-will last.

-There's also chocolate treats

-for dogs and cats available.

-But don't go overboard with them.

-Mai and Chip look great in their

-scarves.

-Thank you for joining us.

-There's still time for you to enter

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Call 08443 35 12 44 and answer the

-question on the end of the phone.

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-Welcome back.

-Don't forget you can win an early

-Christmas present this afternoon.

-There are still plenty of prizes

-to be won.

-A widescreen television,

-two iPad Airs...

-..a digital camera,

-a selection of Welsh meat...

-..a DVD player

-and a selection of DVDs...

-..jewellery by Wyn

-in the Conwy Valley...

-..a sewing machine, kitchen aid, a

-cashmere poncho and socks by Corgi.

-This year, we'll support Ty Hafan,

-Ty Gobaith and Christian Aid.

-It promises to be a cracker of a

-Christmas on Prynhawn Da and Heno!

-Call us now on 08443 35 12 44.

-Dial that number and answer

-Caryl Parry Jones's question.

-What sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whiskey, or 3) gin?

-Cheers!

-What sauce is served

-with Christmas pudding?

-1) brandy, 2) whiskey, or 3) gin?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.prynhawnda.tv

-Good luck and get dialling now!

-It's tradition in our house to wear

-festive pyjamas on Christmas Eve.

-Huw Fash hit the shops to bring us a

-collection of pyjamas and nightwear.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Many people have the same tradition.

-I wear my old pyjamas

-to bed on Christmas Eve.

-You're from North Wales!

-Many people buy new ones

-or have ones in the cupboard.

-If you purchase these items today

-online...

-..they will be discounted.

-Christine is our first model.

-Christine's outfit

-is from Marks and Spencer.

-The dressing gown is 45 from

-Autograph within Marks and Spencer.

-Rosie Whitely designs for Autograph

-in Marks and Spencer.

-This dressing gown

-is a lot cheaper online.

-You can order it online and take up

-the click and collect offer.

-You can wear this gown in two ways.

-There's fur and satin on this gown.

-The fur is inside and the satin

-is on the exterior.

-Christine will enjoy some smoked

-salmon and glass of bubbly...

-..on Christmas Day.

-Some people will be wearing their

-dressing gown until midday.

-I will be one of them.

-I tend to wear my dressing gown

-all day!

-Alun Horan couldn't wait to do this

-item today.

-He looks very cosy in his outfit.

-Alun's outfit comes

-from Marks and Spencer.

-People like to feel comfortable

-in their pyjamas.

-There's a similar check pattern in

-both dressing gown and pyjamas.

-I've matched it with a simple

-t-shirt.

-There's a towelling fabric with the

-dressing gown.

-These would make three great gifts.

-The gown, pyjamas and slippers

-all come Marks and Spencer.

-I would never buy these items

-for myself.

-I always hope to have slippers

-for Christmas.

-People tend to know what I like.

-My niece would love this outfit.

-Many people are leaving their

-shopping to the last minute.

-They will struggle to get

-the appropriate sizes.

-The model is wearing a dressing gown

-that is a size less.

-We also have the slippers.

-Thank you, Huw.

-After the break, Dr Ann has advice

-for those with chronic ailments...

-..such as asthma and diabetes.

-We also hear this year's carol entry

-from Cor Y Garreg Fawr.

-Don't go far!

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-Welcome back.

-Have you entered our

-Christmas Cracker Competition yet?

-Call us on 08443 35 12 44.

-Get dialling now.

-One of you could win a prize

-before the end of the programme.

-Dr Ann has joined us to discuss

-chronic ailments...

-..which result in symptoms

-that last longer than three months.

-Welcome to the programme.

-You also want to remind us about

-prescriptions over Christmas.

-Yes, you must make sure to order

-prescriptions before Christmas.

-What are considered

-as a chronic illness?

-Diabetes, asthma and heart disease

-are some of these ailments.

-Pharmacies will be closed on

-Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.

-You should also purchase

-paracetamol and ibuprofen...

-..in advance.

-People will asthma forget to order

-their pumps around Christmas time.

-Are you able to have more than one

-asthma pump?

-You can always have more

-than one pump.

-With diabetes, you could keep a bag

-ready in the car.

-A hypo occurs regularly

-in those with diabetes.

-You should have gels and insulin

-in a bag in advance.

-With heart disease, you should make

-sure you have blood pressure tablets

-Many people would have to find

-a doctor and pharmacist...

-..if they forgot to order their

-prescriptions in advance.

-Things have changed

-within two weeks.

-Now, you can go to the pharmacist...

-..and you will be given the

-prescription straight away.

-You will need a repeat prescription

-or a prescription.

-The pharmacist will be able

-to get in touch with the doctor.

-You could photocopy the prescription

-and take that with you.

-I always keep one of these

-in the car...

-..so that people know what tablets

-I'm on if I have an accident.

-There will be a Christmas rota

-in pharmacies and doctors.

-Christmas is a busy time.

-You need to remember

-many different things.

-Children always fall ill over

-Christmas.

-It's important to fill

-your medicine cabinet.

-I remember having the flu

-over Christmas before.

-I was very ill.

-You should have peace of mind

-before the festivities.

-I do like your shoes, Dr Ann.

-Tell us more about your smart shoes.

-I had a photograph with

-my daughter the other day.

-I saw that the stand

-was on the shoes.

-I bought the shoes and I had to wear

-them on television.

-The nation has seen them now!

-You have to have a laugh!

-Thank you, Dr Ann.

-Last night saw the first

-of our two-part series...

-..featuring the schools competing

-in our Christmas Carol Competition.

-They were the five schools that have

-already appeared on Prynhawn Da.

-Our competition continues today

-with Cor Y Garreg Fawr.

-Two schools have amalgamated.

-They are Ysgol Pant Y Rhedyn

-and Ysgol Babanod Llanfairfechan.

-Our carol is Molwn Frenin Nef

-and it was written by Mrs Williams.

-# We praise the King of Heaven

-# He was born in a manger of hay

-# In the tender care

-# Come and praise Him

-# Watching their flock

-# Watching their flock

-# That's what the Shepherds did

-# When they saw the light

-from the hill

-# And heard a message

-from the angels

-# The Wise Men came together

-# The Wise Men came together

-# On their journey

-over the hills and moors

-# In the bright light of the star

-# They gave Him expensive gifts

-# Show us the way to live

-# Show us the way to live

-# We will praise you

-# In the name of God

-# We wish you a Merry Christmas

-# We wish you a Merry Christmas

-# We wish you a very Merry Christmas

-# We wish you

-a very Merry Christmas #

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-It's time to call one of the lucky

-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-It's ringing.

-The number is from Cardiff.

-Do you have something to tell us?

-Christmas Cracker!

-I'm staying in Cardiff.

-Please choose a cracker

-between 1 and 34.

-you've won a kitchen aid.

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-The adjudication is held tomorrow...

-..for year's

-Christmas Carol Competition.

-carol from Ysgol Llwynderw, Swansea.

-Our carol is called

-and Miss Lewis wrote the melody.

-The news coverage of the refugees

-inspired me to write the lyrics.

-to write a carol on this theme.

-# It's a story of travellers

-what welcome will I receive?

-# Did you hear the story

-of the Wise Men?

-# Who travelled from the East?

-# They followed a star with hope

-# This year,

-an angel will be close by

-# Did you hear the Christmas story?

-# A story of

-a family with no shelter

-# A story with a message

-# A very Merry Christmas

-# To the children of the world

-on their journey

-# Did you hear the Christmas story?

-# A story of a family on a journey

-# This year,

-# Did you hear the Christmas story?

-# To the children of the world

-# A very Merry Christmas

-# A story

-# It's a story for the ages

-# A story with a message

-# To the children of the world

-Margaret Williams and Huw Foulkes

-Rhian Haf, winner of the Blue Riband

-to sing a Christmas carol.

-in our pyjamas.

-A viewer wanted to see the other

-side of the dressing gown...

-the first half of the programme.

-It was designed by

-This dressing gown

-would want pyjamas like this.

-A person needs to know

-to shop online...

-You could ask the stores to match

-the online price.

-He isn't available for Armani

-Well done to you, Alun!

-at Christmas time.

-..at the same time.

-Would they like seeing you dressed

-Our final model is Ruemby.

-..the way it feels

-If Ruemby opens the dressing gown...

-Make sure you check the prices

-online and in store.

-There are some special sales online

-and not in the stores.

-Tomorrow, Elwen will cook lamb as

-part of our Christmas preparations.

-There's another chance to enter

-our Christmas Cracker competition.

-Only Boys Aloud follows

-the news and weather on S4C.

-Pressure mounts for five members

-of Only Gogledd Boys Aloud...

-..as they face the biggest

-musical challenge to date...

-..with an intensive week at Academi.

-Goodbye.

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