Thu, 26 Nov 2015 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to your

-Thursday edition of Prynhawn Da.

-In a moment,

-Casia Williams chats with us...

-..about how Oxfam

-is tackling climate change.

-Welcome to the programme, Casia.

-Thank you.

-This is what else

-we have for you today.

-There's more Christmas gift ideas

-and today, we look at gadgets.

-Dr Ann discusses

-polymyalgia rheumatica...

-..a condition that causes pain

-and discomfort in your muscles.

-We hear about a special New Zealand

-rugby shirt owned by Geraint Price.

-Tom Hanks and Johnny Depp

-have new films in the cinemas...

-..and Lowri Cooke

-casts her eye over these new films.

-We'll close the programme

-with a studio full of shoes.

-Christmas gift ideas,

-health, rugby, films and fashion.

-You can enjoy all this

-on today's Prynhawn Da.

-We start by discussing

-the treat of climate change...

-..with Casia Williams from Oxfam.

-Investigations show that

-the global surface temperature...

-..has risen by one degree since

-the turn of the 19th century...

-..and 2015 has been the hottest year

-on record.

-A new campaign starts this weekend

-in Cardiff...

-..that aims to tackle the problem

-of climate change.

-Welcome to the programme, Casia.

-Thank you.

-Why is climate change a threat?

-Global warming is a massive threat.

-We're burning more fossil fuels.

-This is causing more and more

-carbon dioxide.

-This is having an effect

-on our weather.

-It means you could have

-flash floods...

-..and a whole lot more.

-Next week, there's a massive

-conference in Paris...

-..all about global warming.

-Leaders from across the world...

-..will meet with the hope of keeping

-the temperature rise...

-..to under two degrees Celsius.

-Why is the two degrees Celsius

-so important?

-If it goes any higher than that...

-..then it will have an integral

-effect on the planet.

-This is more than just Wales.

-This will effect the whole world.

-Tell us more about the

-event in Cardiff.

-Oxfam Cymru has an event...

-..starting behind John Lewis

-at 1.30pm.

-We'll cycle to the Senedd Building

-in Cardiff Bay.

-This is going to be the site

-of a special rally.

-Everyone is going to speak out

-about global warming.

-Events will take place in other

-parts of the world on Saturday.

-There will be other events

-around the world.

-There are events in London,

-Edinburgh, New York...

-..and all across the world.

-We want to show politicians...

-..that there is a global problem.

-Who will be taking part

-in the rally?

-Many are taking part

-in the rally on Saturday.

-We've got the former Children's Poet

-Laureate of Wales...

-..Aneirin Karadog.

-We've also got other poets and

-various choirs.

-Elen Jones from Fairtrade in Wales

-will also be there.

-We hope to inspire the people

-who come to see us.

-What time does it start?

-The bike ride starts at 1.30pm

-behind John Lewis in Cardiff.

-Thank you, Casia.

-There's an auction at Morriston

-golf club at 7.00pm tonight.

-It's 10 a ticket

-to include a buffet.

-Proceeds go towards

-the restoration of the organ...

-..at Seion Newydd Chapel

-in Morriston.

-Thanks for contacting us to promote

-your event.

-We're always happy to advertise

-your events on Prynhawn Da.

-It's a busy time of year in Wales.

-Next, we've got some gadgets

-with Glen.

-Welcome to the programme, Glen.

-Thank you.

-All week, Prynhawn Da is offering

-an array of gift ideas...

-..and today, we're focusing

-on gadgets for all ages.

-There's less than a month

-until Christmas.

-I hope these gadgets inspire people.

-I wanted to start with a touch

-of magic.

-There's the My Mystery UFO.

-This does actually fly!

-Let me show you.

-I hope you can see that at home.

-It's a party trick!

-It makes people talk and children

-can show their parents.

-I don't want to show you

-how it's done!

-The My Mystery UFO is 7.99

-from www.menkind.co.uk

-It comes with a DVD too.

-It shows you an array of tricks.

-What do we have next?

-I know a lot of people

-who want a GoPro for Christmas.

-It's a camera

-that can go on your bike or head.

-It records your experiences.

-GoPro is very expensive.

-Asda has a rip-off of the GoPro.

-The Action KitVision camera

-is 29.00 from Asda.

-It's cheaper and the camera

-isn't as good quality.

-Let's move for younger children.

-The Disney Princesses camera

-is 14.00 from Asda.

-The Spiderman camera

-is 14.00 from Asda.

-These cameras are a great way

-to record a child's first holiday.

-A child will enjoy those.

-Children will love that.

-Next, we've got Prism speakers.

-The speaker will light

-an entire room.

-It will create a great atmosphere.

-Will the colour change with music?

-The speakers and lights responds

-to the music.

-The Prism speaker is 24.99

-from Argos.

-We've got more speakers.

-They are water dancing.

-These respond to the music.

-Let me play Eden and Paid a Bod Ofn.

-The speaker responds to the music.

-The RED5 Water Dancing Speakers

-are 14.99 from Argos.

-I'm sure you will get a lot

-of use from it.

-I would enjoy watching that.

-Next, we've got a hand boiler.

-You can pick it up.

-The hand boiler is 4.99

-from www.menkind.co.uk

-Place your hand where the liquid

-is sitting.

-I don't know the purpose of it.

-It's meant to deal with a theory

-called Charle's Law.

-It's just a bit of fun.

-It's good to have these random

-things for Christmas.

-The Coin Sorting Jar is 16.99

-from www.menkind.co.uk

-This is good for saving money

-after Christmas.

-You can add some of the coins

-to the machine.

-It separates the coins...

-..into various sections.

-It also records the amount that

-you've saved.

-The Coin Sorting Jar is 16.99

-from www.menkind.co.uk

-There's one more thing.

-The Credit Card Power Bank

-is 12.99 from www.menkind.co.uk

-It's a charger that you can carry

-with you.

-Thank you, Glen.

-After the break, we open the doors

-of our surgery with Dr Ann.

-Today, we answer a viewer's request

-about polymyalgia rheumatica.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time to open the doors of

-Prynhawn Da's weekly surgery...

-..with Dr Ann.

-Welcome to the programme, Dr Ann.

-Thank you.

-Today, we're focusing on a condition

-called polymyalgia rheumatica...

-..following a request by Jean

-Margaret Williams from Aberdare.

-First, you'd like to concentrate

-on acne and a tragic story...

-..about the side effects of a drug

-that's used to treat the condition.

-A young lady from Anglesey

-features in the story.

-Yes, that's right.

-Elin Rowlands has been using

-the drug...

-..and 92% of her pancreas

-was removed.

-This drug is the last resort...

-..after various creams.

-You wouldn't take this drug

-if you're pregnant.

-It's a form of vitamin A.

-Those with diabetes

-should avoid it too.

-Having said that,

-this drug is very effective.

-Lowri who reviews the films

-has used it.

-It has been effective for her.

-This lady was very unlucky.

-Today, we're focusing on a condition

-called polymyalgia rheumatica.

-Today, we're focusing on a condition

-called polymyalgia rheumatica...

-..following a request by Jean

-Margaret Williams from Aberdare.

-What is polymyalgia rheumatica?

-Polymyalgia rheumatica or PMR

-is a condition...

-..that causes pain, stiffness

-and inflammation in the muscles...

-..around the shoulders,

-neck and hips.

-Polymyalgia rheumatica is

-more common in women than in men.

-Polymyalgia rheumatica

-is age-related.

-The majority of people who are

-diagnosed with the condition...

-..are over 70 years of age.

-The main symptom

-of polymyalgia rheumatica...

-..is stiffness in the muscles

-first thing in the morning...

-..and it usually lasts

-for about 45 minutes.

-There's a lot of things

-that you will struggle to do.

-What causes this?

-The direct cause of

-polymyalgia rheumatica is unknown.

-It's related to

-auto-immune diseases.

-Polymyalgia rheumatica

-can be difficult to diagnose...

-..as its symptoms are similar

-to those of other conditions.

-This condition comes from nowhere.

-It can resemble the flu.

-How is it treated?

-This can only be treated

-by steroids.

-You will have to take them

-for a few years...

-..and gradually reduce the dose

-over a number of years.

-Around one in five people

-with polymyalgia rheumatica...

-..develop a more serious condition

-called giant cell arteritis...

-..which can cause inflammation

-in the arteries of the head or neck.

-Giant cell arteritis requires

-immediate medical assistance.

-Without prompt treatment...

-..giant cell arteritis can cause

-permanent visual impairment.

-It's important to check your sight..

-..and see if you have

-a severe headache.

-You will feel very ill if you have

-giant cell arteritis.

-You will suffer from a lot of pain

-when you have this condition.

-Physiotherapy can also help.

-You can take paracetamol to help.

-However,

-steroids is the only answer.

-Older people should take care as it

-could incur osteoporosis.

-Contact us if you have

-any medical dilemmas.

-After the break, Geraint Price

-from Hendy rugby club...

-..reveals the mystery behind

-an All Blacks shirt from 1924.

-Lowri Cooke tells us about Bridge

-of Spies and other cinema releases.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-Sports memorabilia

-can be very valuable.

-Imagine the shock on the faces of

-the members of Hendy rugby club...

-..when a shirt

-won by George Nepia...

-..in the first test between

-Wales and New Zealand in 1924...

-..was advertised as a lot

-in an auction in Cardiff.

-The shirt was still in a cabinet

-on the wall of the club in Hendy!

-Who owned the original shirt?

-Geraint Price joins us

-to tell us more about the story.

-Welcome to the programme, Geraint.

-Tell us the story.

-George Nepia was a famous Maori.

-He was from New Zealand...

-..and he was one of the first Maoris

-to play for New Zealand.

-They toured Wales in the 1920s.

-They played in Swansea.

-They did the traditional haka...

-..and George Nepia

-was the one at the forefront.

-My grandfather

-was quite the character.

-David Hiddlestone

-was my grandfather's name.

-He was playing for the Welsh team

-against New Zealand.

-He decided to do

-an arrival war dance.

-The union at the time thought this

-was the wrong thing to do.

-This was the first time

-New Zealand had beaten Wales.

-George Nepia saw the funny side

-of this dance.

-The union said that my grandfather

-wouldn't play for Wales ever again.

-He never did.

-My grandfather was 34 at the time...

-..and his rugby career

-was coming to the end.

-George Nepia

-gave my grandfather his shirt...

-..as a thanks for his war dance.

-That shirt had been in Hendy

-for many years.

-It has been in Hendy Rugby Club

-since it was built in the 1960s.

-This was one of the first things

-to be exhibited there.

-Let's see a clip from a special

-programme about your family.

-Legendary players are born

-as opposed to being made.

-Terry Price's family

-had a background in rugby.

-His grandfather, Dai Hiddlestone...

-..played for Wales

-and was a local hero.

-The most important man in our life

-was our grandfather.

-He had played for Wales and

-captained Llanelli and Neath.

-He was a local hero.

-Who owned the other shirt?

-Johnson had played against

-New Zealand earlier in the tour.

-They thought this shirt...

-..was taken from the game

-where my grandfather played.

-A player was injured

-during the game...

-..and someone had to play in the

-same position as George Nepia.

-We decided, after seeing the

-chairman of the club...

-..that it would be difficult

-to get insurance for the jersey.

-My grandfather's jersey was lost

-in the fire at Neath Rugby Club.

-Thank you, Geraint.

-Next, we enter the world of the

-silver screen with Lowri Cooke.

-She's looking at three films today

-and we start with Bridge of Spies.

-The Soviet spy they caught.

-They want you to defend him.

-Here's the indictment.

-Well... I'm not sure

-I want to pick that up.

-The accused

-doesn't know any lawyers.

-Federal court

-tossed it into our lap.

-The bar committee took a vote

-and you're the unanimous choice.

-American justice

-will be put on trial.

-Of course, when you put it that way

-it's an honour to be asked...

-..but I'm an insurance lawyer, I

-haven't done criminal work in years.

-That was a clip of Bridge of Spies,

-the new film starring Tom Hanks.

-Lowri Cooke joins us now.

-Welcome to the programme.

-I have three great films for you

-today.

-Tom Hanks is fantastic in this film.

-He plays serious roles these days.

-This is a true story.

-Bridge of Spies is a film

-set during the Cold War.

-The Soviet Union captures U.S. pilot

-Francis Gary Powers...

-..after shooting down

-his U-2 spy plane.

-After being sentenced

-to 10 years in prison...

-..Francis Gary Powers' only hope is

-the New York lawyer, James Donovan.

-There was an incredible paranoia

-at the time.

-James Donovan also helped

-the character of Rudolf Abel...

-..who was a Russian spy.

-James wanted to save his life...

-..to guarantee the life of an

-American solider would be saved.

-I went to see a preview of this film

-with my father.

-I didn't understand the difficulty

-they faced to save these spies.

-Tom Hanks plays the role of

-New York lawyer, James Donovan...

-..who is recruited by a CIA

-operative to negotiate a release.

-Donovan boards the plane

-to Berlin...

-..hoping to win the young man's

-freedom through prisoner exchange.

-The next film is Black Mass.

-Take the money and keep your mouth

-shut about what you just heard.

-Take the money, take the money,

-take the money.

-OK.

-So I should go now?

-Yes, you should go.

-Thank you.

-You're welcome.

-Tell us more about Black Mass.

-I didn't realize

-that was Johnny Depp.

-Johnny Depp is unrecognizable

-in the film.

-He has the opportunity

-in this film...

-..to play one of the best roles

-of his career.

-Irish gangster James 'Whitey' Bulger

-played by Johnny Depp...

-..continues to pursue a life

-of crime in 1970s Boston.

-He was a psychopath.

-He lived in Boston for 30 years.

-Whitey is convinced

-by FBI agent John Connolly...

-..to help the agency

-fight the Italian Mob.

-You may remember the film,

-The Departed.

-This film

-was inspired by this story.

-Johnny Depp, as the gangster,

-is great in this.

-Benedict Cumberbatch

-is also in this film.

-This film is quite scary.

-Next, we have

-the film called, Carol.

-This film may win Oscars.

-Cate Blanchett

-is great in this film.

-Therese Belivet

-played by Rooney Mara...

-..spots the beautiful Carol

-played by Cate Blanchett...

-..examining the doll displays in a

-1950s Manhattan department store.

-The women develop a fast bond,

-that turns into love...

-..with complicated consequences.

-This reminds us of how things have

-changed.

-After the break, we're treading

-the Prynhawn Da catwalk...

-..as Helen Humphreys

-looks at an array of shoes.

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-Welcome back.

-On tonight's Heno,

-Elin Fflur is in Gaerwen...

-..to celebrate the birthday

-of the Anglesey Youth Choir.

-Our studio guest is the most

-famous actor from Anglesey.

-It's Mr Picton or John Pierce Jones.

-We also visit Barmouth as the town

-has a wonderful Christmas advert.

-Join Angharad at 7.00pm

-for tonight's Heno.

-It's time for a spot of fashion and

-Helen is focusing on shoes today.

-Welcome to the programme, Helen.

-We have a variety of shoes.

-Women love shoes.

-On bad days,

-women love to buy shoes.

-We're looking at shoes

-for Christmas.

-We have Ffion.

-These black shoes can be worn

-with or without tights.

-The shoes are from Red Herring

-at Debenhams which cost 39.

-There's sparkle on the shoes

-and the heels.

-These will feel safer

-due to the straps around the ankles.

-If you wear thick black tights,

-you won't see the straps.

-You want to make your legs

-look longer...

-..and you will get that with

-tights.

-These are ideal for a party.

-Next, we have Emma.

-Emma is wearing

-a simple black and white dress.

-These shoes can be worn

-on Christmas Day.

-The shoes are from New Look

-which cost 11.50 in the sale.

-Most of the shoes we have today

-are in the sale.

-You could buy these now

-and wear them next year.

-These shoes will suit any age.

-They would also look great

-with trousers.

-These are classic heels.

-There's an array of shoes

-in the studio too.

-Yes, we have a variety of shoes

-around us.

-These shoes are great to wear

-if you are expecting guests.

-These are from Marks and Spencer.

-You might not want to wear heels.

-You will find a variety

-of these shoes in the shops.

-These are simple.

-You will find these shoes

-in Marks and Spencer.

-A classic shoe can be worn

-with a variety of items.

-You can also wear shoe boots

-with tights.

-They look great

-and are also practical.

-Ffion has changed.

-These pink shoes are great.

-This pair from River Island

-costs 35 in the sale.

-If you wear black, the pink shoes

-will make a statement.

-Black is a safe colour for parties.

-Emma is returning with another pair

-of shoes.

-These are large shoes.

-The heels are very sparkly

-and will look great on young people.

-Emma is doing well in these shoes.

-Prynhawn Da

-returns tomorrow at 2.00pm.

-Rhodri Gomer looks at the boxing

-legends of Swansea and Llanelli.

-There's also your last chance

-to enter Mwy Neu Lai...

-..before our Christmas Cracker

-Competition starts next week.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.