Thu, 25 Feb 2016 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-It's great to have your company

-this Thursday afternoon, Gerallt.

-Peter Hughes Griffiths

-joins us in the studio.

-He discusses celebrations for

-St David's Day in Carmarthen.

-This is what else we've got for you.

-Huw is surrounded by beauty today

-with four Miss Wales contestants.

-Dr Ann also discusses aneurysms

-as requested by one of our viewer.

-Dr Ann also discusses aneurysms

-as requested by one of our viewers.

-Gweirydd ap Gwyndaf has good news

-for those of us who pay tax.

-Rhodri Gomer tells us about future

-rugby stars from Wales and Botswana.

-Stay tuned to Gerallt and myself for

-the next 50 minutes on Prynhawn Da.

-Gerallt is in the wars.

-You have broken your leg.

-You've also lost your voice!

-Thank goodness Dr Ann is here!

-St David's Day is around the corner.

-People across Wales are preparing to

-celebrate the Patron Saint of Wales.

-Peter Hughes Griffiths is here

-to tell about events in Carmarthen.

-You've arranged

-a whole week of events.

-Yes, We have a week

-to celebrate St David's Day.

-This will be special festival.

-The council have helped us.

-You don't have to be a Welshman

-to celebrate St David's Day.

-We want people to be

-involved with this day.

-Many people don't know

-a lot about this special day.

-You're welcoming everybody

-to the town.

-We're also welcoming people

-who don't speak Welsh.

-We have a forum in Carmarthen.

-We want to encourage non-speakers

-and visitors to join us.

-Other areas of Wales

-have been successful...

-..when they've arranged a variety of

-events to celebrate St David's Day.

-We also have a parade.

-Delme Thomas will be

-at the front of the parade.

-He's one of us.

-He's a legend of a man.

-We have banners and choirs.

-When we end our parade...

-..there will be

-an exhibition near the church.

-It will be an incredible day.

-People are also invited

-to go to The Atom.

-The Carmarthen Sunday schools

-are getting together on Sunday...

-..there will be a special ceremony

-to celebrate St David's Day.

-There's twist

-on your cawl this year.

-We've created a cawl crawl.

-You've heard of a pub crawl,

-well this is similar.

-You have to buy a bowl...

-..and go around the restaurants

-of the town to sample the cawl.

-You need to give

-the restaurants marks...

-..and the winners will win a prize.

-The crawl takes place

-on the final Saturday.

-We have a Talwrn arranged with Tudur

-Dylan Jones and Mererid Hopwood.

-People are invited to join us.

-We will also have stalls

-on the final Saturday.

-We want something that

-will encourage to everyone.

-There's also great news

-for those arriving in a car.

-The council have arranged

-free parking in the town.

-This will be on the two Saturdays.

-We'll also have a big concert

-in the Lyric on the final Saturday.

-Happy St David's Day to you!

-It's time to join Huw

-in the fashion corner.

-What have you got for us, Huw?

-We all know that the designer

-from Wales, Julien Macdonald...

-..exhibits at London Fashion Week.

-But how many of you knew

-that a Llanelli-based designer...

-..was exhibiting in London too?

-Jayne has been a part of the

-fashion world for many years.

-She's managed to live and

-design in the Llanelli area...

-..while earning a large following of

-fashionistas and influential people.

-Her unique work method has obviously

-contributed to her success.

-I guess it's something that was a

-hobby, passion and now, it's a job.

-It's still something I love

-and it doesn't feel like work.

-The workshop is an opportunity

-for people who live in the area...

-..to work in the real fashion world.

-I'd worked with Jayne in 2013

-and she taught me at university.

-It's quite nice to be able

-to come back and help her.

-One of Jayne's strengths is the

-ability to work with experts...

-..from a variety of fields.

-This time, she's worked with artist,

-Neil Howells from Port Talbot.

-Neil has created striking pieces

-of fine art for Jayne's collection.

-The artistic treatment looked

-fantastic on the catwalk.

-This is what I love

-about London Fashion Week.

-You don't have to go to

-the Strand or Mayfair.

-Martin Margiela had shows at this

-location many years ago.

-I'm delighted to see a Welsh

-designers collection here.

-I come from Carmarthen and

-we don't usually make it in London.

-I was given the opportunity

-and I've been incredibly lucky.

-When did you become a photographer?

-When did you become a photographer?

-

-It was seven years ago.

-Last year, I returned to college

-in Carmarthen as I wanted to learn.

-I changed my life to return

-to studies and I've been lucky.

-Of course,

-family is always important.

-This is my daughter, Molly and

-she's wearing one of our garments.

-Did you love the catwalk, Molly?

-Did you love the catwalk, Molly?

-

-Yes.

-Do you want to do it every year?

-Do you want to do it every year?

-

-Yes.

-Congratulations, we've had a lovely

-time and good luck for the future.

-Thank you, Huw.

-It's great to see someone locally

-doing so well.

-Yes, it was great to see Jayne

-doing so well.

-Her father owns Pembrey Airport.

-Her daughter

-also enjoyed every moment.

-You're surrounded by beauty today.

-Not including you,

-we have beauties of Wales.

-Emma won Miss Wales last year.

-She will pass on the crown.

-There are over 50 girls

-who have made the shortlist.

-We're looking at day to day clothes

-first.

-Our first model is Ffion.

-Ffion is from Porthyrhyd.

-I've kept to subtle colours today.

-Ffion is wearing an outfit

-from River Island.

-There are a lot of gillets

-available at the moment.

-I've teamed it

-with a striped t-shirt.

-This outfit looks great.

-London Fashion Week

-takes place twice a year.

-Some designers have decided

-to only take part once a year.

-Our next model is Carys.

-We've gone for a floral look

-with Carys.

-There are a lot of nude colours

-available on the high street.

-Everyone has a different

-skin colour...

-..and so the nude colours

-are all very different.

-Big floral prints are very

-fashionable at the moment.

-This is a statement flower piece.

-There's a bit of lace at the bottom.

-I've teamed the top with jeans.

-Our next model is Gabriella.

-White leggings have returned.

-Gabriella competed two years ago...

-..and she's back again.

-This jacket is leisurely.

-We've teamed it with white leggings.

-I bought the jeggings and they

-are very tight on Gabriella.

-You will usually need a bigger size.

-If there's stretch in clothes...

-..you should buy the normal size.

-Our final model is Sophie.

-This is an American look.

-We've teamed the jumper

-with a long sleeve top.

-We've teamed the jumper

-with a long sleeve top.

-We've also teamed it

-with flat shoes.

-These neutral clothes are great.

-After the break...

-..Dr Ann opens the doors to

-the surgery to discuss aneurysms.

-On Monday, we'll announce the winner

-of our photography competition.

-Later, we'll see some of the

-entries. See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Dr Ann is here to

-open the surgery doors.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-One of our regular viewers

-has contacted us...

-..and would like Dr Ann

-to discuss aneurysms today.

-This term scares us.

-It happens in the main artery

-of the body.

-This is aorta.

-You can see the aorta

-in the stomach here.

-It also runs down the leg.

-It blows up like a balloon.

-There are two balloons

-both inside and out.

-It's important to detect this

-swelling before it ruptures.

-What is the cause?

-It's caused by collagen

-and furring of the arteries.

-It can affect women

-earlier than men.

-We've got an image of a stent.

-This is press down and guided

-through with a probe.

-It's inserted into the top

-of the leg.

-The stent opens out in the artery.

-A new wall is created.

-Are there any symptoms?

-You may feel a little pain.

-Some people will feel

-their heartbeat.

-There's a screen

-for all males over 65.

-Men will receive a letter to come

-and have an ultrasound.

-Cream is covered over the belly.

-A screening takes place.

-If the artery

-is over a certain size...

-..you will have treatment.

-If you have the test at 65, will

-you need to be tested again at 75?

-If the size of the artery

-is between three and five...

-..you would be called

-into the hospital.

-The website on the screen gives

-you all the details that you need.

-Dr Jamie Roberts

-appears on the website too.

-Are women called in for the test?

-Mature women aren't called up

-for this screening.

-They develop it much later in life.

-Women will have this test possibly

-over the age of 70.

-Aneurysms can occur anywhere

-in the body and even in the head.

-Don't wait and go and get screened.

-Thank you, Dr Ann.

-The closing date for our winter

-photography competition is looming.

-You've got until Monday to send us

-your impressions of the season.

-Thanks to all of those who have

-already sent us their snapshots.

-Let's take a look at some of them.

-That was a taster

-of what we've already received.

-You've got until Monday

-to send us your entries.

-After the break,

-Gweirydd has advice on tax changes.

-Rhodri Gomer also meets the future

-rugby stars of Wales and Botswana.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Our financial expert,

-Gweirydd ap Gwyndaf is here.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Thank you.

-It's great news for taxpayers as

-personal allowance is increasing.

-It will affect most people.

-There are changes to tax in April.

-One of them is income tax.

-The personal allowance will be

-increased to 11,000 for 2016.

-There's a small rise this year.

-It will save 800 a year

-for people who work.

-It's good news for people

-on the whole.

-There's also a change in savings.

-You can gain 5,000

-with your budgeting.

-This is rising by an extra 1,000.

-From April, banks won't

-remove tax automatically.

-It's all to do with the economy.

-Inflation is also very low

-at the moment too.

-People need to be aware when

-the banks don't remove the tax.

-It's very rare if you will be

-affected by this.

-You'll have 17,000

-where you won't have to pay tax.

-There won't be any paperwork

-to do as well.

-It won't be a problem

-for most people.

-People who will benefit people

-who pay 20% tax on their income.

-People who will benefit are those

-who pay 20% tax on their income.

-There are other changes

-occurring as well with dividends.

-The first 5,000

-is completely tax free.

-Many retired people will also

-benefit from tax-free dividends.

-This is for those with money

-in the stock market.

-You may have invested in stocks.

-Many people who run businesses

-pay themselves with dividends.

-The stock market has been

-up and down over recent years.

-It can be a risk when investing

-in the stock market.

-Thank you, Gweirydd.

-When you think

-of rugby strongholds...

-..you think of New Zealand,

-South Africa and hopefully, Wales.

-Since the game turned

-professional in 1995...

-..the games popularity has risen

-across the world and in Botswana.

-Last week, the Livingstone Kolo-beng

-college have toured South Wales...

-..and Tuesday, they faced Gower

-College at Tonmawr Rugby Club.

-Rhodri Gomer

-was there on our behalf.

-The team come from Botswana

-and I'm a volunteer co-ordinator.

-Since Kit Aid we've recycled kits

-to distribute around the world.

-We've sent kits to Botswana...

-..and we had a connection

-with Jeff Heasman.

-He told us they were

-coming here for a week.

-He asked us if we knew of

-someone who they could visit.

-In Botswana,

-rugby is a rising sport.

-It's quite popular

-and is second to soccer.

-Its importance

-is starting to be recognized.

-In terms of our style of rugby,

-we are the champions.

-This tour is going to be very

-important in terms of developing.

-The heavy rain and cold weather

-was an eye-opener for the team.

-But it didn't dampen their spirits.

-It's been great but difficult to

-acclimatize to the cold weather.

-But we'll cope with the conditions

-and look forward to tonight's game.

-We're accustom to high temperatures

-but coming here is quite fantastic.

-The place is very nice and we're

-enjoying the serene environment.

-The boys are enjoying.

-This is a new experience

-for the team from Botswana.

-They're playing rugby

-in a totally different climate.

-The pre-match dance was also new

-to the Gower college students.

-Not everyone has a chance to play

-against a team from South Africa.

-It's relatively new to us as we've

-never played against foreigners.

-We'll do our utmost

-and see how we perform against them.

-The team embark on a nine-day tour

-and will try to cram everything in.

-They arrived on Friday

-and visited the House of Lords.

-They've stayed in Swansea

-and went to Neath on Saturday.

-They're playing tonight

-and on Thursday against Ysgol Gwyr.

-They play against the Bryncoch youth

-team before heading home on Sunday.

-Yesterday, we watched

-the Welsh national team play.

-We had an opportunity to mingle

-with Welsh international players.

-That was fantastic

-and we're looking forward to more.

-Things aren't looking great

-for the visitors.

-Gower College has scored four tries

-and each one with a conversion.

-The Botswana team battles on and

-hopes to improve after half time.

-Unfortunately, there was more

-one-way traffic in the second half.

-The final score was 53 - 5.

-It didn't reflect the efforts

-demonstrated by the visitors.

-But it was wonderful to see that

-rugby transcends across the globe.

-We love rugby

-as it's a passionate game.

-It's heart and spirit

-is different to other sports.

-It brings people together.

-Will your relationship develop?

-Can you see the team returning to

-Wales or our team go to Botswana?

-We've spoken to

-the head of the school.

-He's enjoyed the visit

-and wants to return every two years.

-We want to develop something where

-our coaches visit both countries.

-On tonight's Heno, we bid farewell

-to make-up artist, Sian Grigg...

-..as she prepares to travel to LA

-for the Oscars ceremony on Sunday.

-Sian has been nominated for the

-Make-Up and Hairstyling award...

-..for her work on Leonardo

-DiCaprio film, The Revenant.

-Daf Wyn will be live from the new

-Welsh language centre in Cardiff.

-We'll chat to the actress, Buddug

-Williams who plays Anti Marian...

-..and it was a sad day in Cwmderi

-last night.

-Gerallt will be here from 7.00pm.

-After the break, Huw and

-the Miss Wales contestants return.

-The girls are back

-in their long glamorous dresses...

-..which are suitable for the Miss

-Wales contest and also the Oscars.

-Keep watching to find out more.

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-Welcome back.

-Huw Rees and his models have

-returned with more outfits.

-What do you have for us?

-Yes, we've got glamorous dresses

-now.

-We couldn't have the Miss Wales

-contestants without their gowns.

-Years ago,

-they had to wear swimwear...

-..but the essential part of the

-show now is the glamorous dress.

-Our first model is Ffion.

-This dress would be perfect

-for the red carpet.

-Bjork won Best International Female

-last night at the Brits.

-She went to the Oscars

-dressed as a swan!

-It wasn't a good look.

-This is a great dress for Ffion.

-In Hollywood, they have stylists.

-The nominees don't get

-to choose their dresses.

-The stylist accepts the celebrity.

-If the dress is worn well, it looks

-good for the stylist and designer.

-Carys is our next model.

-You notice the neck area

-of this dress.

-If you wanted to go to

-the Oscars on a budget...

-..without the big jewellery names...

-..you could wear a dress like this.

-Today's dresses are from the

-Stardust company in Swansea.

-You have to stand in the

-correct position in this dress.

-One of Carys's legs is out to

-help with the shape of the dress.

-Miss Wales contestants

-are given advice on how to stand.

-Don't drink anything other

-than white wine in this dress.

-Gabriella is our next model.

-Gabriella has gone

-for a fashionable dress.

-Downton Abbey is very popular

-in America.

-This is perfect

-and is a great 1930s dress.

-You could see this dress

-in The Great Gatsby film.

-The length of the dress is great

-and you won't need to worry...

-..about falling over.

-I'm sure many of the Miss Wales

-contestants won's have worn...

-..a long dress before.

-Our final model is Sophie.

-This dress was created for Sophie.

-She went up to the

-Only Way Is Essex people...

-..and they created a dress for her.

-You have to be careful

-about what you wear underneath.

-Sophie is wearing special pads

-that give a lift to the breast.

-If you don't have underwear

-to wear under this...

-..you should wear

-three pairs of tights.

-The back is great.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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