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Welcome to Wales Today. Our top story this evening -

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Teenager Aamir Siddiqi was stabbed to death on his doorstep. His

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parents described the moment their Tonight's other headlines - Anna

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Owen receives treatment in her home. A warning that care like this has

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to be the future or the NHS will fail.

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Closed to traffic but still open for business. Traders in Caerphilly

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say roadworks are keeping customers away.

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Not a good day on a Saturday, possibly �120. Last Saturday I took

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�22. Monday to Friday I took �11. I'm here in Auckland, the scene of

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Wales's semi-final misery. They hope that things will be better

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tomorrow. I will be looking forward to their third place play-off

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against Australia. How battlefield training helped a

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group of soldiers save a man's life Good evening. The parents of 17-

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year-old Aamir Siddiqi who was killed after he answered his front

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door, have been describing their terrifying ordeal. The teenager was

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stabbed to death in front of his mother and father at their home in

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Cardiff last year. They were also attacked as they tried to fend off

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two masked men. Caroline Evans reports.

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The day there boy died life lost is per person a Aamir Siddiqi's

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parents. Sheikh Iqbal Ahmad and his wife were themselves stabbed in the

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attack as they tried to protect their teenage son. The jury was

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told how a 17-year-old Aamir Siddiqi was studying in his room

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when the doorbell rang. The family thought it was there in man who had

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come to teach him. He dashed to the door and was confronted by two

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masked men. What happened next was terrifying said his father. The two

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men pushed their way into the house and began stabbing him. He tried to

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get away and made it back through the ball as far as the dining room.

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One of the men followed him and stabbed him again. Sheikh Iqbal

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Ahmad said the from somewhere he found the strength to paying one of

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them to the wall but the man broke free and stabbed him. Aamir

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Siddiqi's mother thought it was all a joke and that the dagger she

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could see was a toy. When she realised it was all real she jumped

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on one of the men grabbing his jacket Bertice last tour across the

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left breast. Aamir Siddiqi's father estimates the attack lasted just

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over a minute. He waiting for the ambulance to come he said was the

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worst period of his life. He told police how his daughter is that

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doctors. He checked to see if Aamir Siddiqi was still breathing, he was

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not. Aamir Siddiqi's brother said she had run into this -- into the

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street shouting for help. Two men are standing trial at Cardiff Crown

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Court, Ben Hope and Jason Richards. They are both from Cardiff. Both

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deny murder and attempted murder. We have yet to hear their evidence

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and the case is expected to last 10 weeks.

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The manager of the Gleision colliery has been released on bail

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after being questioned over the deaths of four men at the mine in

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Swansea Valley. 55-year-old Michael Fyfield was held on suspicion of

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gross negligence manslaughter. Three more cases of E.coli have

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been identified at a nursery on Anglesey. Tri Ceffyl Bach nursery

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was closed last week as a precaution. It brings the total

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number of cases to six. Further testing is being offered and

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investigations into the outbreak are ongoing.

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Two teenagers who were deported from Kenya and arrested on Monday

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in the UK have arrived back home in Cardiff. Mohamed Mohamed and Iqbal

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Shahzad were detained yesterday under the Terrorism Act but have

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been released and no further action will be taken against them. Today

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members of the Muslim community have thanked the authorities

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involved. Whatever happens the community is

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ready, co-operating with the authorities. Now, anyone who is

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trying to defame the community of would like to mislead the youth,

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they have seen with their own eyes we are not letting them get it --

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to get away with it. The health service in Wales will

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fail unless it changes the way it works. That is the stark warning

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from the head of the body which represents health boards here.

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Speaking at the Assembly, the director of the NHS Confederation

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said that with less money and an ageing population the NHS can't

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continue to do the same things in the same way. So how can the health

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service be expected to do more for less? Our health correspondent

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Arwyn Jones has been finding out. The Health Service is facing a

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period of change. Today that point was made very starkly by the head

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of the body representing Wales's health boards. He the NHS can't

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continue to provide a good service, a modern service, a service that

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meets the increasingly changing needs to the people of Wales if we

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continue to, for instance, concentrate power resources in

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hospitals. There is less money for the health service but there is

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also the challenge of an ageing population. Hour over 70 fives are

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predicted to double in the next 20 years. With that comes the

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challenge of delivering health services for individuals with

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complex functioning needs, with multiple disabilities. It is a

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difficult problem to solve but one possible answer being discussed is

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what is known as a virtue will ward. It works like a virtual -- like a

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ward but they have preventative care rather than reactive care, if

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you like the star this is what a virtual walk looks like. His health

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boards are about to launch a pilot project and it works like this.

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Patience like Anna Owen as seen at home by a nurse. Her needs are

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discussed with a GP and social worker, not in person but in a

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television conference using technology to make life easier. It

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is better for the patient because it reduces the need for hospital

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treatment and it could save money. Supporters say it is a case of

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doing more with less. Where the health service in particular will

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save the money is that it would have to do emergency stuff because

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we did not do the things we supposed to be doing. We will be

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keeping people out of hospital. ideas some of these services you

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need can be delivered to you at your home when it is convenient you.

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If that can be done in a way this saves the NHS money better still.

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There are other services more specialist services and for those

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it is likely you will have to travel further. Changes like these

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have been tried before. In 2007, they failed. The fear then it would

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lead to the closure of hospitals. Health service managers say the

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changes are essential because of the term inches the NHS is facing.

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Opponents fear that having to travel further for specialist

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services could endanger lives. Professor Siobhan McLelland is a

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health economist. This is a problem that has been coming for some time.

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We should not be surprised by the extent of the changes. No, we know

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for example we have a growing older population. That means more people

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living with chronic conditions. They have been advances in medical

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technology and we have had report after report that says the way in

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which NHS services are configured can't go on. We know that. We know

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the period of financial growth was going to end. We did not anticipate

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the cuts would be as hard-hitting as they turned out to be. None of

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this is a surprise. The problem is we should have put some of these

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changes in some years ago. We should realise the benefits that go

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with them was not what you make of these cuts? Is it about cutting

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around the edges? I don't think that managers will be able to cut

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around the edges. We are looking at her relatively small increase in

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money. You are looking at having significantly less money in the

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system. Just freezing posts or stopping research and development,

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that is not going to do it. We are looking at something more radical.

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The danger is you cut the things that are easy rather than putting

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in place a privatisation framework that says let's do the things that

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are more effective for people. heard in the report about

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potentially closing hospitals, about having to think about how

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care is delivered. Hospitals are things people in their communities

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like to hold on to. That is when politicians can get involved.

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need a mature response from our politicians. In that particular

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health board, people are provided care in their own home which is

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more -- which is what most of us want. What we have to do is to take

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the public with us, win their hearts and minds and show them

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things can be delivered differently. It might need changes in hospitals,

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travel for some services and we need to have a mature debate about

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that particularly politicians who should not always jump on the Save

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our hospitals bandwagon. With all public services having to

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make savings a new report says that more than 10,000 jobs have gone

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from the public sector here over the past year. There is a warning

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that the pace of job losses is accelerating. It is a year to the

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day since the UK government announced big cuts to public

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spending. These people both have jobs in the

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public sector. Jenny is on maternity leave. With public

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spending being cut they both feel uncertain about what the future

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holds. We have worked very hard and I worry what I am going to go back

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into in March. I don't think there is talk of redundancies as such but

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who knows? I would be concerned if we did lose staff. We're on the

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edge as it is a start and you report suggests 10,000 jobs have

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disappeared from the Welsh public sector already. With the warning

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that the gloomy news is going to continue. The severity of cuts

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would be as bad in Wales as we have seen another part of the UK. We are

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just at the beginning in Wales because we delayed some of those

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cuts. There is worse to come. have been protests. This one was

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over the loss of 100 jobs at the Newport passport office, process

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over the closure of the Mumbles coast outstation and police forces

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are having to do with cuts of 4% a year. The fate don't tackle the

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problem of the deficit you will see business confidence in the UK for.

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International companies are less willing to invest here. If we

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follow this so-called Plan B Allott borrowing rip again as the previous

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government seemed to want, we will end up with higher end. --

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unemployment. The Assembly has seen his budget cuts as well. Ministers

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in Cardiff Bay says it is time for the UK Government to change course.

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This is a UK issue in terms of the way the economy is stagnating. We

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have to watch out for that doubled their possession. We have always

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said the cuts were too deep and too fast. The government has to

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intervene. We are trying to intervene in Wales as effectively

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as possible. Today's report is the second in a week to point at big

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job losses. For Jenny and David Davies and for tens of thousands

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working in the public sector in Wales that is the harsh reality of

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the decisions taken by the Chancellor

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Still to come on the programme - They saved a man's life with a

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credit card. The soldiers who put their battlefield training to the

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test. And Wales prepare for the Wallabies

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at the World Cup, hoping to clinch An application to test-drill for

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gas in the Vale of Glamorgan is being discussed by the local

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council tonight. There has been much local opposition to the plans

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at Llandow over safety fears. Our environment correspondent, Iolo ap

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Dafydd, is outside that meeting tonight A 39-year-old man accused

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of driving a 4x4 up Snowdon has been charged with another similar

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offence. What is the latest on the gas

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drilling decision? You may remember three weeks ago

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that they deferred the decision because they felt the councils on

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the planning committee didn't have enough information. They went down

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to the side this afternoon in the Llandow Business Park, where this

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application for test drilling has been put forward. They will not be

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an extraction of gas, only looking to test drill. The concerns are

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that this business park, there are people who live near by and

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businesses who might be affected by the drilling. It might be going for

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six weeks. You referred to some of the history.

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Consistently strong opposition. Of their safety fears as well?

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Thereof. Quite numerous protesters outside the Vale of Glamorgan

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headquarters. There are other protesters inside. They are quite

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allowed in fear concerns about the process. If gas is extracted under

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ground here in South Wales, they fear this hydraulic fracturing of

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Wales -- of rocks, there are concerns about that because of what

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has happened in North America. That is why these people are out here

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now. Does this decision come down to an

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argument between potential pollution and potential economic

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benefit? I think the argument is about that.

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The decision tonight will be to allow or not to allow test drilling.

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The argument is actually much wider than that. Does it bring jobs? Does

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it bring extra revenue for the Treasury? That is the pro argument.

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The counter argument says there could be held fears with polluting

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water and they could be dangers would like the earth tremors like

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we saw in Lancashire. There is a connection between drilling for gas

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insure and also of the tremors that were seen in the north-west of

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England. Thirties the situation and those of the two main arguments.

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Thank you for the latest. A 39-year-old man accused of

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driving a utility vehicle up Snowdon has been charged with a

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similar offence. Earlier this month Craig Williams from Cheltenham

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pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving. He's now also been charged

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in connection with a second incident when the same vehicle was

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abandoned at the summit. Traders in Caerphilly town centre

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are warning their businesses are at risk because part of one of the

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main roads into the town has been shut for essential gas works.

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They're planned to last until the end of November. One market trader

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has told us she made just �11 last week.

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Diversions, digging, and disruption. This is the scene on Cardiff Road

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at the top of Caerphilly town centre. Old metal gas pipes run

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underneath the roads and pavements here - they need to be replaced

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with safer plastic ones. The indoor market is just around the corner.

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It's normally bustling in here, today, just like many others now,

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the customers have stayed away. Lisa Linnard's takings in her gift

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shop are down 80%. On a good day, possibly 100, �120.

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Last Saturday I took 22. Monday to Friday and took �11. I am worried.

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I have three children so I am very worried. I have to go with it and

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see what happens. I can't shut, as a gift shop, these are the most

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important months. I can't shirt and I've got to try it. That's because

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the months leading up to Christmas are normally the busiest. The

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owners here have dropped rents to keep businesses afloat.

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Retailers are struggling so we have helped them in this crucial time.

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As a company, we are suffering but we have to do this to sustain them

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through this difficult time. The market traders are hoping for a

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boost next week, when the roadworks are moved further into town. But

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it's the overall disruption that seems to be keeping shoppers away -

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something the council is keen to reverse. I have got no doubt at all

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that shoppers will be coming back in large numbers to Caerphilly. We

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have been working to get a sense of momentum and get new activities

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coming in. New shops have opened and the message is that Caerphilly

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is very much open for business. Wales and West Utilities says it's

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had detailed communications with everyone affected by the work -

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which includes people living close to the town too.

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The company has a representative on site to insure deliveries can get

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through and says it is doing everything it can to minimise

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inconvenience to local businesses and the public. Work should be

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completed by the end of November. Lisa Linnard hopes that by then,

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her business will be on the road to recovery.

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To the Rugby World Cup and Wales have made their final preparations

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ahead of tomorrow's 3rd place play off against Australia. After the

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heartbreak of their semi-final defeat Wales are aiming to end the

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tournament in style. From Auckland, here's Ashleigh Crowter.

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Back at Eden Park for the final training session of the World Cup.

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With empty stands and sunshine on the players' backs, it was hard to

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believe this was the same stadium were tears were shed and Anderson's

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crushed last Saturday. The pain of that semi-final defeat won't

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disappear for a while. Finishing third in the World Cup will

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certainly help. The support from everyone back home

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has been class. We are gutted as much as everyone is at home. We

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have to go this weekend to get the win and it is a thank you for all

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the fans at home for supporting us. No one disputes Wales have played

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well at the World Cup but the squad are aware that results are the

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thing that matters. At the moment, island are the only top gear nation

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they have beaten in this tournament. Tomorrow is a chance for them to

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prove they are one of the top sides in the world by beating the

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Wallabies. Tomorrow's much bite be the last time Shane Williams and

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other stars will put on a Welsh shirt. This could be a long goodbye

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as Welsh rugby bosses are trying to persuade Shane Williams to appear

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one more time when Australia visit Cardiff in December.

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I would love to finish off in the Millennium Stadium. There is no

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better place to play. I would have my family and kids there. That is a

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long way away. There is no doubt to the New

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Zealanders will be supporting tomorrow. This would be club in

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particular. Tonight this team is the home of former All Blacks and

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they hosted a dinner for the Welsh club. Jimmy Robert's father was on

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the guest-list. I spoke to him and he is fired up,

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ready to press the button. We will see a good performance tomorrow.

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Tomorrow will also mark the end for an emotional few weeks for the

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President of the club. He was christened Barrie-Jon because of

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his father's love of Welsh rugby but sadly, his father died before

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the tournament began. He would have attended every Wales game. He is

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now carrying out his father's last wish by sprinkling his ashes at the

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ground where Wales played. Every World Cup, he was convinced,

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as was I, that Wales would win the tournament. This year he was very,

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very hopeful. We were only a little bit short. I know that this would

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have been a very, very special tournament for dead to witness.

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Unfortunately, the only way he could do so is by any taking him

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with them. In 1987, Wales won this fixture in

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the First World Cup. Adrian Hadley's last-minute try and a

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touchline conversion snatching third place. 24 years on, Wales

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will be disappointed with anything less than the same result. They

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want to go out with a bang. Tomorrow, we'll be with fans across

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the country as they watch the game. The Millennium Stadium was packed

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for last week's semi-final and 15,000 fans have snapped up tickets

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to watch tomorrow's match there too. We'll also be live in Auckland for

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all the reaction. That's at 6:30pm tomorrow night.

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The Football Association of Wales have re-affirmed their stance on

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the Great Britain Olympic Team despite the appointment of Stuart

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Pearce as its manager. The FAW say a joint-GB team is a threat to

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their national identity and they don't want their players taking

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part. Pearce says he wants to pick players from all the home nations.

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All of the home nations should come forward and put their players up

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for selection. A lot of it will depend on the players' mentality,

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if they want to be part of it, that would be fantastic. I think they

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will be excited. This is a showcase of football. A solider who helped

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save a man's life with a credit cared has been honoured by Canadian

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police. Private Cai Thomas was on a night out with a group of soldiers

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in Calgary when he was forced to put his battlefield training to the

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test. Kate Morgan explains. They could be describing a scene

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straight from the battlefield. Multiple stab wounds. Two at the

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rear of his back... But it was a night out in Canada

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that forced these soldiers to use their army instincts.

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There was a man in trouble. He had been stabbed several times in the

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back. He needed first-aid quite quick and he needed an ambulance as

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soon as possible. The privates treated the casualty. They covered

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up the wounds with a credit card. Improvising quickly, they used a

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credit card to save the man's life. The normally you would be used a

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chest seal for this kind of operation.

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We used a card, putting slight pressure on it to create a seal and

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stop any debris getting back into the lungs.

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And it worked. They've now been honoured by Calgary Police Service

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with an Exceptional Recognition Award. But for the soldiers it's

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all part of the job as they prepare for future battle, and more life

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and death emergencies. Derek is here. A real drop in

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Well last night was the coldest night of the autumn so far for most

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of Wales but the cold snap is on its last legs. It's going to turn

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milder over the next few days. The wind picking-up as well. Tonight a

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cloudy picture. A little patchy light rain and drizzle, especially

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in the northwest. Monmouth may stay dry. Now last night, most places

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had a slight frost. The temperature in Usk, Bala and Newbridge on Wye

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dropped to -1 C. But it's a different story tonight. Temps

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staying well above freezing with more cloud and a freshening south-

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westerly wind. Tomorrow's chart shows high pressure over Germany.

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South-westerly winds for Britain. This front will bring rain to

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Scotland and northern Ireland. Tomorrow morning a milder start

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compared today. Temperatures much higher so no frost but there will

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be plenty of cloud. The odd spot of light rain or drizzle otherwise dry.

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Breezy on the Lleyn Peninsula. Brighter skies in northeast. So a

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good deal of cloud tomorrow. Spots of drizzle, mainly in the west and

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southwest. Elsewhere dry. A few bright intervals. The best chance

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of seeing the sun to the in the northeast, the north coast,

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Monmouthshire and the Marches. Milder than today. Top temperatures

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13 or 14 Celsius with a south- westerly breeze. In Wrexham

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tomorrow. Mainly dry. Bright at times. Temperatures in Coedpoeth 14

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Celsius. For the rugby in Auckland. The weather fine and breezy.

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Temperatures around 14 Celsius. Saturday breezy. Mostly dry. Some

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sunshine but some rain is possible in the west. Sunday more uncertain.

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There is a risk of rain but it may hold-off. Temperatures higher but

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windy with strong to gale force Tonight's news is dominated by the

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death of Colonel Gaddafi. There have been celebrations in Libya

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after its former leader was shot dead. Graphic images of his body

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have been broadcast around the world. He was captured and shot

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dead in his home city of Sirte. The Prime Minister, David Cameron, said

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he was proud of the role Britain had played in bringing about the

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end of Gaddafi's regime. I think today is the day to

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remember all of Colonel Gaddafi's victims from stop for those who

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died in the flight over Lockerbie, to live on Fletcher in a London

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street. All of the victims of IRA terrorism who died through their

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use of Lillian -- the Libyan Semtex. We should also remember the Libyans

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