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Welcome to Wales Today. Our top story tonight: Loretta Matthews has

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been smoking since she was 12. She's just one of the growing

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number of women who have lung cancer. It is too late now really.

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That it is not too late for others. Also in the programme tonight:

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Former Assembly Members received an �800,000 golden handshake payout

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after last year's elections. Hundreds turnout in protest at

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plans to develop the cattle market in Cowbridge.

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This is what Newport's medieval would have looked like. Now, the

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latest stage in the restoration work to return it to its former

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glory. And I am live in Bath on the

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running track where one of our best Olympic hopefuls trains six days a

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week. Dai Greene is aiming for a bigger Olympic Games this summer in

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London. We will speak to him and a few minutes. -- In a few minutes.

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Good evening. The number of women in Wales with lung cancer is still

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increasing. That's the warning today from the charity Cancer

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Research UK. Although the rate among men has been falling, the

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latest figures show that they're still more likely to develop the

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disease. 1,300 men were diagnosed with the illness in 2009 and almost

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1,000 women. Nick Palit reports. 62-year-old Loretta Matthews from

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Gilfach Goch started smoking at the age of 12. Half a century on, she

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has terminal lung cancer. There were no warnings years ago. I

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started in school when I was 12. You have one and you end up having

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more. Loretta's story is reflected in figures released today by Cancer

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Research UK that show the number of women with lung cancer in Wales is

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rising. In 2010, there were 1,800 deaths in Wales. 1,000 men and 800

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women. However, while the incidences of lung cancer in men

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have fallen over the last four decades, in women, they've actually

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doubled from 19 cases per 100,000 in 1975 to 38 in 2009. Over the

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years, there's been increase in the proportion of women attending the

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lung cancer clinic. This reflects smoking patterns from 30 to 40

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years ago. In the 1960s and early 70s, more men were smoking but the

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incidences were falling whereas in women it was rising. Cancer UK say

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legal measures to ban smoking in public places and the advertising

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ban has helped reduce the numbers starting the habit. Recently in

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England, displays of cigarettes in bigger shops have been hidden

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behind closed doors. The Department of Health wants to go further. They

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believe cool brands and bright colours are enticing young people

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to take up smoking. In a UK wide consultation, they are examining

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making these packets brand free. But it's the older generation, like

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these bingo-playing ladies in Cardiff, that find it hard to kick

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the habit of a lifetime. You are 79 the same as me. I and 81 this year.

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We don't have sex or drink but we have a fad. I suffer with my chest

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anyway so I should not smoke. I gave up for 14 weeks and I gained

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weight. I started smoking again. Cancer UK say half of all long-term

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smokers will be killed by their addiction. A statistic that's now

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all too real for Loretta. The charity say the challenge now is to

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dissuade a new generation from starting the habit in the first

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place. Their pay and expenses have been in

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the headlines for years. But now Assembly Members are being

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criticised for getting grants when they leave office. More than

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�840,000 has been paid out to 22 former AMs who left after last

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year's elections. Political careers can end very

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suddenly. Some politicians choose to retire but for others the voters

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make the decision for them. In last year's election, 22 Assembly

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Members left the Assembly and have received a resettlement grant. A

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total payout of �840,000. Even though I'm a professional person

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and have diplomas and degrees are not ever, it is not the easiest

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thing to get work and you have to consider who you are going to get

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of any calibre into politics. That is unless you give them some

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recompense when they lose their seat. I am totally aware that

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taxpayers' money must be looked at very carefully and there I believe

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we have done that in my time in the Assembly. So who got what? The

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former First Minister Rhodri Morgan got more than �46,000 when he

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retired. A Alun Cairns is now the MP for the Vale of Glamorgan and he

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got nearly �30,000. Mick Bates who was convicted of attacking two

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paramedics in 2010 took almost �44,000. Plaid Cymru's Gareth Jones

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got just under �30,000. In the current climate, people say it's a

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lot of money for two days' work a week. It is the chance you take

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when you go into politics. It is not just former Assembly Members

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that get the cash. There are similar grants available for MPs to

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leave Westminster. Some of them have received more than �60,000. In

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Cardiff Bay, the rules are being tightened for Assembly Members

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elected last year. Whoever gets the money and however much that they

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receive, the issue is sure to keep attracting controversy.

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A father who caused the death of his five-year-old son by dangerous

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driving has been jailed for 21 months. 34-year old-Alan Evans from

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Wrexham was also banned from driving for five years after

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previously admitting the offence that happened in May last year near

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Welshpool. Public health officials are

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investigating an outbreak of the stomach bug cryptosporidium at a

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community farm in Cwmbran. Four people who work at Greenmeadow Farm

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are known to have caught the bug after feeding lambs and goats,

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while a further 13 possible cases in staff and volunteers are under

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investigation. Police say they remain concerned

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for the welfare of a 24-year-old man who went missing in Aberystwyth

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on Monday. CCTV shows Simon Andrew Jones leaving a takeaway on Pier

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Street in the early hours of the morning. Friends and family have

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spent the day handing out leaflets, hoping to raise awareness of his

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disappearance. Close to 1,000 people took part in

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a demonstration to protest about the planned closure of a 200-year-

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old livestock market in the Vale of Glamorgan this afternoon. Cowbridge

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was brought to a near standstill by local residents opposed to the sale

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of the site for housing. Matt Murray reports.

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Cowbridge is a market town and these protestors clearly want it to

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remain one. Police estimated that nearly 1,000 people took part in

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the demonstration. With businesses closing early and a convoy of 50

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tractors joining in, farmers say the closure of the cattle market

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would have a major impact on their business. It would be absolutely

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devastating because the nearest alternatives would be Abergavenny

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or Carmarthen market. It means a round trip in both directions of

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over 100 miles. The council says land will be allocated at St Mary

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Hill. Alan John is the head of the chamber of trade and says parking

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spaces would be limited if the site was sold. Cowbridge is already

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chaos to park and there would be limited parking at the new site.

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The market has been in Cowbridge for 200 years and these protestors

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want it to remain for future generations.

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It's been ten years since the discovery of the medieval Newport

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ship on the banks of the River Usk. It might be another five years

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until it looks something like this replica, but now the next step of

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restoration is underway with the vessel's 15th Century timbers being

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preserved in a giant freezer. This is where it all began. 10

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years ago on the banks of the River Esk. Workmen building the new

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Waterfront theatre discovered the world's best preserved 15th century

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ship. Hundreds came to see the vessel. But its future was far from

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certain. Campaigners fought hard to secure its permanent restoration.

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10 years on, this custom-built freezer is being used to extend the

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life of the timbers by 500 years. This one is put through the

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chemical treatments and the wax and put in the free trial. This is the

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curator of the new board ship. He says this project is unique in the

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UK. We are the only people in the UK who a freeze drying everything.

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It is such a rare technique. There are only a handful of projects in

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Europe doing this. Archaeologists are using this vessel which is

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similar to the new board ship as an instruction manual in how to

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preserve and eventually rebuilt the medieval craft. They are using the

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latest laser techniques to unlock the trading should's past. A kind

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like this was found embedded in the help as a good-luck charm. Jean

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Gray has been involved with the ship ever since its discovery. She

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hopes to see it rebuilt and put in display in the city within five

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years. We have lost a lot of our history by buildings being

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demolished. The Newport said -- the Nuba people said that this time we

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want to preserve this because this is our history. We know more about

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the history of the Newport should than ever before but enthusiasts

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here are now looking to its future. They want to turn this into a real-

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life version of this. They say it's not about winning or

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losing, it's the taking part that counts. Well, that philosophy has

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caused a bit of controversy in Aberystwyth this week. Two local

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football volunteers have been handed suspended bans for breaking

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the Football Association of Wales' guidelines, by allowing young

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children to compete for trophies. Cemlyn Davies reports.

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Russell Hughes Pickering has been involved in junior football in the

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Aberystwyth area for more than a decade but he's been warned he may

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not be allowed to carry on. chairman and the secretary of the

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league says you are suspended until the end of the year 2013. Russell

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and Dilwyn Roberts-Young have been given a suspended twelve month ban

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for allowing primary school children to compete for cups.

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provide a lot of good football for local juniors across the season.

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Kids are playing in 56 teams week in week out. We provide one

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competition a year and it is played over today's and to suggest and

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sash and a ban for one-year seems a bit Mr Hughes Pickering and Dilwyn

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Roberts-Young young have appealed the decision. They say the rules

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are confusing. The Football Association of Wales has said,

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children know the score at the end of the game. They understand if

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they have won a lost. Our aim is to take away the pressure from adults

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of playing for points and trophies. We want to encourage children to

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have fun any no pressure environment. There were no points

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or prizes on offer for these young footballers enjoying a kick-about

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this morning. But do their parents think competing adds too much

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pressure at this age? It is all about learning at the end of the

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day. The whole idea of football is to win. They need some motivation

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at this stage. They need some incentive. I think it is good for

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them. The finals of this year's junior football festival will go

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ahead here at the home of Aberyswtyth Town. So next month,

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children of all ages will run out at Park Avenue hoping to get their

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So just over 100 days to go before the start of the London Olympics

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and Claire's in Bath tonight catching up with one of our best

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medal hopes. Thank you. Good evening. Welcome to the University

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of Bath. This is where one Welshman trains six days a week on this

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track, but of course when it is raining like tonight he comes

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indoors to the indoor track, where he doesn't have to get wet, of

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course. Talking of Welshmen, Dai Greene already has three titles,

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but this summer he is going for the big one, he is going for gold in

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the London Olympic Games, and this is why he is the man to beat.

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Dai Greene has a dream that his golden this summer. His event is

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the 400 metres hurdles and is currently the best in the world at

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what he does. He is the European, Commonwealth and world champion. He

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could have been a footballer as part of Swansea's youth set-up but

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turned down a contract to turn professional at 16. His future was

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on the track, and this summer at the London Olympics his way he

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could become a superstar. The 26- year-old has overcome epilepsy to

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get to the top. Gold in the next few months would be the final

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hurdle to complete the set. The final in the Olympic Stadium will

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take place on Monday 6th August. If he wins that race, Dai Greene can

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then claim to be one of the greatest British athletes.

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The man himself is here now. Hello. 100 days to go till the Olympics.

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How does that milestone affect you next week? Does it? We try not to

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think about it too much, but it has been five years and then 500 days,

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and the year to go, and a hundred days, it is obviously the last

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stretch really, and three months of hard training to make sure I am in

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tip-top shape when the -- when August rolls round. You are

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obviously a proud Welshman but living in Bath. How to deal with

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the weight of expectation? Is it easier been away from Wales?

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don't feel the expectation. I know everyone expects me to do well and

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bring home the gold medal but I expect that from myself also. I

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trained hard and as long as I do myself tripped -- just as are my

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training I will be happy with my performance -- justice in my

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training. I don't feel pressure from others, it is from myself and

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my coach, and it has won the gold medal in the Olympics. As spent a

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few hours watching you this afternoon and I don't think I have

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ever seen an athlete to so many interviews, TV crews from all over

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the world, how to cope with that? usually say no to most of them! I

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just do it all in one day and get it over with and it means I can

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concentrate on training instead of doing it little by little. It is

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great to get extra attention but important not to detract from my

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training and preparation. You were saying, you are a superstar to many

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people already, but your family really keep your feet on the ground.

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Indeed, my parents still live in South Wales, and they come to visit

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every now and again, believe me to my own devices and they don't

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understand my training times so it is nice not to talk shop with them,

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but they are there were many the most. You have a big couple of

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months coming up before the Games and you after Portugal now to

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sunnier climates, which will be good. It has been raining the last

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few weeks so it will be nice to be in Portugal for training. And

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hundred days to go scenes like not long but there is still a lot of

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training to be done and prep work in that time, and they will train

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as I have for the last hundred days, make sure I am one point for the

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Games. The very best of luck and thanks for taking time out to talk

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to us tonight. Go and avoid the rain drops! Let me bring you up to

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date with the rest of the sport. The latest on Wales rugby coach

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Warren Gatland and his injury that you remember we reported yesterday.

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His wife Trudy has told a New Zealand newspaper he may not

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recover in time to take charge of Wales on their summer tour to

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Australia. She says they were just see closer to the time whether he

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can get to Australia or not -- they were deceived. He fractured both

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heels after falling from a ladder at the family's beach house. There

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is rugby action tonight, the Dragons are at home this evening in

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the Pro12, welcoming Treviso this evening to Rodney Parade, the club,

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of course, just below them in the table. The Ospeys in second trouble

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to the Blues tomorrow and the Scarlets are also in contention

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still, a way to Aironi on Sunday. Let's turn to football, and Swansea

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City say it is time to stop the rot. Of course it has been four defeats

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on the bounce, and they will want to win against Blackburn tomorrow,

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a side fighting to get out of the relegation zone. This one's of

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course lost their last four games and are determined to get back to

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winning ways. -- this once. Brendan Rodgers says they are not safe yet.

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Here are the other Championship fixtures. Cardiff City still

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occupied the last play-off place and face Barnsley tomorrow. In the

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and face Barnsley tomorrow. In the Conference Wrexham welcome Grimsby

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Town 1 Newport County are looking Town 1 Newport County are looking

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to secure survival away to York City. It is one of the most famous

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races in the world. Tomorrow, of course, the Grand National takes

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place at Aintree, and this year there is plenty of welsh interest.

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Evan Williams has three runners tomorrow, and one of them, Copper

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We have been to the stables to see how preparations are going.

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It is a tense time for Evan Williams. He may be one of the UK's

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top jump trainers but when it comes to the Grand National he knows

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nothing can be taken for granted. This year he has three horses in

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the running including Aintree regular State of Play who only runs

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in the Grand National. In the last three years he has finished and a

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top four, but tomorrow's race will almost certainly be his last.

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back for a 4th time and try to be placed is almost impossible, only a

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few horses have ever done that, so I hope he comes back safe and sound

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and you can have an honourable retirement. Realistically, Evan is

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placing his hopes on two younger horses, Deep Purple has already

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proved himself at Sandown and hunting down, but it is his

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stablemate, Cappa Bleu, who could upset the applecart. A number of

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bookmakers are placing him third favourite for tomorrow. He will be

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ridden by Paul Moloney, who's switched from State of Play. He is

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the younger horse, and I think he could have a better chance, and

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that is why I am siding with him, you know? The omens are good for

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Welsh hopes at Aintree. Today Pembrokeshire trainer Peter Bowen

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made history when his horse Always Waning won the chase for the third

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consecutive year. We were on good form, and we took him out of the

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National because of the ground, and it paid off. Back in the Mail at

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Glamorgan -- Vale of Glamorgan, Cappa Bleu is winding down. For

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Evan Williams this is the calm before the storm. He knows only too

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well that predicting success at Aintree means all bets are off.

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Let me bring you up-to-date with the day's cricket, and Glamorgan

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and Derbyshire at the Swalec Stadium and the wickets have

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certainly been tumbling again today. Glamorgan were all bowled out for

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just 95, only four players making double figures. Robert Croft the

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last man out for 12. It was tough going as well for Derbyshire in

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their second innings, and at the close they had reached 152-6. This

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afternoon here in Bath was pretty sunny, but my goodness, the clouds

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above are pretty grey and black. Don't tell me, Derek, I bet it is

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Don't tell me, Derek, I bet it is lovely and sunny back home in

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Wales? There has been some sunshine but

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also be clouds today, showers and a few thunderstorms. What a week it's

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been. Beautiful sunshine, showers, hail, snow as well. Rhodri Llwyd

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took this snap on the A494 near Rhydymain in Gwynedd yesterday.

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Hail the size of peas followed by snow closing the road for some time.

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Over the weekend it will turn colder, some showers and frost but

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I can also promise sunshine. Sunday a thing the best day of the weekend.

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For tonight, further showers on their way, heavy in places too,

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wintry on high ground, dry in the north, not as cold as last night

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when-three was recorded in Powys, temperatures generally staying

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above freezing. Tomorrow morning, some rain and showers in the south,

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in fact it could be quite what in Pembridge every time with even snow

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on the Brecon Beacons. Northern counties should be much drier, her

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plea some sunshine in Wrexham but feeling chilly, though, with a

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north easterly breeze. During the day the rain and showers in the

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south will gradually Clear Way, it should turn drier and a bit

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brighter, a little sunshine in the afternoon, but a few showers moving

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into the North. Colder today, top temperatures 7-11 Celsius, with a

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chilly north-north-easterly breeze. Tomorrow evening, now, any showers

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will fatally this with a dry night, the sky clearing and temperatures

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dropping close to freezing or below. That means a widespread frost.

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Sunday I think a promising start, cold but sunny, during the day

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cumulus clouds building up, wouldn't rule out the odd shower,

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but otherwise dry with lighter winds as well. Make the most of the

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fine weather on Sunday because next week will turn more unsettled, low

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pressure bringing rain, heavy showers and blustery wind. By the

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way, the Brecon Lions are organising a Duck Race on Sunday,

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everyone is welcome, and the weather looks good. That is the

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forecast. Have a lovely weekend. Watch out for Jack Frost! We will

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Tonight's headlines from the BBC: David Cameron made history today as

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the first serving British prime minister to visit Burma. He met the

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pro-democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi who spent 15 years under

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