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Welcome to Wales Today. Our top story.

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Scathing criticism tonight from the MP Ann Clwyd of nurses caring for

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her dying husband. I could not get anybody to pay any attention. I

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asked the question, where were the nurses? He was cold. Surely that is

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basic, to keep somebody warm, Our other headlines tonight.

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A �50-million contract for a cheese factory. But still concerns from a

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farming union. Your organs after your life. A new

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donation system is a step closer to becoming law.

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Pheobe's had to deal with cancer treatment and a stroke. How do we

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ensure children like her are not alienated when they return to

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school? The Royal Welsh parade through

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Swansea. The woman who lost her partner in Afghanistan and her

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Good evening. Her husband died, she says, like a battery hen. Cold and

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neglected by nursing staff at one of Wales's leading hospitals. The

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Cynon Valley MP Ann Clwyd says medical staff at the University

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Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, treated Owen Roberts with arrogance and

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indifference. Ann Clwyd has told Wales Today that he died of cold

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and from people who didn't care. Our parliamentary correspondent

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David Cornock is at Westminster. Ann Clwyd says she's been contacted

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by dozens of people from across Britain who've lost loved ones in

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similar circumstances. Owen Roberts had multiple sclerosis but he died

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with pneumonia he caught in hospital. Ann Clwyd has been

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talking to me about her husband's last hours. The day before he died

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I went into the hospital and sat by his bed from 230 until 1030 at

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night. I was just surprised that more people had not come to see him

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or to see if he was comfortable. He was not comfortable and he was cold.

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I had seen the coldness in the previous week as well when he was

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in accident and emergency for 24 hours. The fact he was not covered,

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his legs were bare. One of my friends had been in and put socks

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on his feet because he was so cold. I was wearing a coat. I could not

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find anybody. I went into the corridor to see if anybody was

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passing. If there was a nurse, I would ask why he was not in

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intensive care if he was so ill. They said there were others worse

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than him. He had had M us for a long period of time. He was always

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a strong person and dignified. He had good humour and that is not the

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way to see him dying. You raised your concerns, what sort of

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response did you get? I have seen the consultant. I spent an hour and

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a quarter with him. The chief nurse then he rang me up after I had seen

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the consultant and said I would like to talk you because I am

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worried about what you said. I said I was prepared to talk but not

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today. It takes it out to view every time you talk about it. I

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know also up there is no point saying these kinds of things in a

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quiet way or to write it in reports because nothing happens. I have

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seen enough of that over the years to know if you want something to

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happen, if you want something to change, you have to speak out about

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it. It is quite hard. As a politician, you know that huge sums

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have gone into the NHS. What you were describing seems almost a

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problem of attitude? Absolutely. Not caring. I ask where have all

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the nurses gone. It is very well to have graduate nurses and some of

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those are caring nurses. But some quite clearly are not. I do not

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think Nye Bevan would have wanted to see a health service operating

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in this way. Nobody from the hospital was available for

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interview. But we do have a statement in which it says it

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acknowledges the seriousness of the concerns are raised by Ann Clwyd

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and looks forward to meeting her to discuss so that a full and formal

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investigation into the circumstances can begin. As they

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have bought it says we will not tolerate poor care and that is why

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it is important that every incident is fully investigated. Why has Ann

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Clwyd been talking about this Today? Here at Westminster, the

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chief nursing officer for England has said it is important to put

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compassion back into nursing. It's at the top of the political agenda

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at Westminster and Ann Clwyd has decided to raise it now. The Royal

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College of Nursing in Wales has also issued a statement in which

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they say they do not know the details of her experience that if

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the situation is as reported that this is the type of an acceptable

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scenario that can arise when hospitals operate close to capacity.

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They are making the point that against severe economic

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difficulties, nursing staff on the ground are facing increasing

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pressure. That is the view of the Royal College of Nursing in Wales.

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It's one of Wales' busiest roads and there have been calls for it to

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be upgraded for years. Tonight the Welsh Government announced plans to

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complete the dualling of the Heads of the Valleys Road. But it's going

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to borrow the money to pay for it. Ministers also announced plans to

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borrow more money for new school buildings. Here's our Political

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Correspondent Tomos Livingstone. The road connects Swansea and West

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Wales to the Midlands. The artery desperately needs upgrading. Plans

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to turn the whole stretch into a dual-carriageway were first

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announced in 1995. Paying the cost has been difficult. Today, the

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Welsh government announced the remaining sections will be upgraded

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by Twenty20. That will be borrowing �300 million to pay for it. For

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businesses in Merthyr Tydfil, the announcement is not before time.

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Everybody who lives here knows somebody who has had a fatal

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accident or some sort of accident on that road. It deters people from

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sending children to school because they have to go on that dangerous

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road. Millions of pounds of also being bothered to speed up

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improvements to schools. The UK government cut hour but it by over

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40%, the capital budget. Let us work in partnership to get the

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money into infrastructure. That is what a responsible government

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should be doing, as we are. How is it being paid for? In your body

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will be set up to allow ministers to buy at �300 million. Councils

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will be able to borrow more for school improvement. The money will

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have to be paid back. As anybody working on hire purchase nose in

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the long run are to be more expensive than if you can afford to

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pay it up front. But you have to drive for the best deal you can.

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The budget for next year was approved by the Assembly today

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thanks to a deal between Labour and Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood. She

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visited a site in Cardiff today to see how extra cash for

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apprenticeships can be spent. At the time of cuts, the Welsh

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government hopes its latest initiative can help to get the

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economy moving. A creamery in Gwynedd has secured a

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�50-million contract with one of the UK's biggest cheese suppliers.

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South Caernarfon Creamery, which employs more than a hundred people

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near Pwllheli, says the new contract means it'll double its

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cheese making capacity. Our reporter Dafydd Evans is in our

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Bangor newsroom. How much is this contract worth? Fifty million

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pounds and South Caernarfon Creamery have described this as a

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lucrative contract. Starting in January they'll be supplying cheese

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for an Irish company called Adams' Food Limited. They're said to be

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one of the biggest suppliers to the retail and foodservice sectors in

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the UK and are understood to deal with brands such as Pilgrim's

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Choice and Kerrygold. This contract is expected to last three years.

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And it means that the South Caernarfon Creamery will be

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building a new facility at their site in Y Ffor, near Pwllheli. That

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will cost around ten million pounds and will mean a doubling in

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capacity in about four years. This is how the company's Managing

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Director, Alan Wyn Jones, reacted to the awarding of the contract

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earlier. We are delighted. We have worked on this contract for over

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�12. We are pleased to skewer on a long-term basis. It allows us to

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grow as a business, to invest and to attract more milk into the

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business for the future. And this comes after the company decided to

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stop processing milk at the site? That's right. Early in October, the

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company, which is farmer owned cooperative, announced it had lost

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a big milk contract. Ten jobs have been lost as a result of that move.

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And there might have been fears about more. But the company say

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this new contract will secure the remaining hundred and ten jobs at

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the plant for the next few years. What sort of reaction has there

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been? The farming unions have broadly welcomed the news. The NFU

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saying it was a positive outcome for the economic well-being of

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north Wales. The FUW gave what it called a 'guarded welcome' to the

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news. They expressed regret that the company had decided to leave

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the milk market. The company say that securing more milk suppliers

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is vital to the future success of the company and that's what they're

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A cargo ship which sank last year, killing six men, had a catastrophic

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structural failure. A report found the MV Swanland was in the middle

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of a gale force storm off the Gwynedd coast when waves snapped

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its hull. It sank in 15 minutes. Two of the Russian crew were

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winched to safety by a rescue helicopter team from RAF Valley. A

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final report will be published next year.

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A new organ donation system is a step closer tonight after the

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publication of a bill by the Welsh Government. People living here will

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automatically have their organs donated when they die unless they

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have opted against that. The bill could become law by next summer,

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but wouldn't start taking effect until 2015. Sophie from Cardiff is

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one patient waiting for a transplant. She has been waiting

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three years. Three times a week she faces the task of giving herself

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dialysis. You are in a kind of limbo. You cannot work. I have been

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told I cannot work until I get a kidney. You cannot just pick up and

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go somewhere. You have to think about their palaces. Going to stay

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with my parents, I have to have dialysis. That is why Sophie is

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supporting the move to change the law on organ donation. If the Bill

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is passed them most Welsh residents will be considered potential organ

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donors unless they have specifically chosen not to. If a

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choice has not been made either way then a individual would be presumed

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to have given Prasad -- given consent. Conversations take part

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every day on wards such as this one about the possibility of donating

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organs. Staff want people to be assured that even under the new

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system the organs would not be taken if the family are opposed.

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The family will always be consulted no matter the letter of the law.

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What is crucial according to the health minister is that family

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members let each other know in advance about their wishes. We are

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today launching Hart to Hart which will encourage people in Wales to

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think about their organ donation wishes and talked to the family

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about them at to make it a new year's resolution to join the

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register. There are no plans for an opt-out system in England but the

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government says it has the cream at of the relevant UK government

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department to push on with the changes. Adults who have lived in

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Wales for more than six months can choose to opt in or opt out. But

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there has been strong opposition from churches and from within the

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Muslim and Jewish communities. Some politicians say the new proposals

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just will not work. I want to increase the number of organs

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available for the nation. I do not believe a system of presumed

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consent will do that. I went to see money being spent on finding out

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what next of kin know about the potential donor's opinion.

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Welsh government says changing the law by itself will not guarantee

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more organ donors. But along with urging families to talk about the

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issue, they argue it is an important step to help people like

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Sophie get the organs they desperately need.

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Much more to come before 7 o'clock. Snow on the Berwyn Mountains

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tonight. It is tuning colder. We'll have a full forecast later.

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The last collection for the twins who have been emptying the bins for

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30 years.$$NEWLINE Many children feel alienated and left behind when

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they go back to primary school after treatment for cancer. That's

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according to a new report by the charity CLIC Sargent. It says more

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than half of those questioned for its survey felt they'd grown apart

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from school friends. But a school in Vale of Glamorgan has gone the

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extra mile to make sure that didn't happen to one pupil diagnosed with

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a brain tumour. Phoebe Taylor enjoys being back in the classroom

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with her friends. The nine-year-old was off school for over a year.

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Phoebe was just seven and was playing at home when she collapsed.

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After being rushed to hospital she was diagnosed with a high risk

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brain tumour. The only option for survival was to operate but Phoebe

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also suffered a stroke during surgery. A year ago she was unable

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to move or talk. It has been a long road, but her speech is coming back

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and she has returned to her school. Llandough Primary did all they

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could to keep Phoebe a part of class room life when she was off.

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They chose a seat for her in the classroom even though they knew she

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would not be there for the year. They put a picture on it for her.

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They had a big picture of her on the wall which they moved around to

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see where they would be able to see the most. They called her name on

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the register and someone would take turns to answer for her. A report

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from a children's cancer charity says this is often not the case.

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With around 1,600 childhood cancers detected in the UK every year,

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parents say they are not happy with the support. Many children feel

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left behind when they return to school after treatment for cancer.

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Their parents find it hard at times to get the support they need for

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their child to maintain their educational development. To help,

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Phoebe now has a one to one assistant supplied by the local

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education authority. And the school building has been adapted for her

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needs. We have had a hand rails put into and she has a chair but she

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remains in for the mornings. Last Christmas Phoebe spent it in

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hospital, this year, she's preparing for the school Christmas

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concert back with her friends. Home from their latest tour of

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Afghanistan soldiers from the 1st battalion Royal Welsh have been

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parading through Swansea today. As the city reaffirmed its commitment

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to the armed forces and remembered the fallen, one woman who lost her

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partner there has embarked on a mission of her own, running 415

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miles in a year to raise money for Away from the official ceremony,

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this woman is paying her own tribute with a quiet determination

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that is taking her around Britain and beyond, running 450 miles in

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memory of her partner, a captain in the first Battalion Royal Welsh.

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The 415 -- soldier to die in Afghanistan. The it has been six

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months. I have moments and I think about what could have been. The

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running keeps me focused and if I am having that Dai -- downtime, I

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find it run helps me. It may not help other people but for me, doing

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something positive and getting out does help me clear my head. Captain

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Stephen Healey died in May when the patrol vehicle he was in was blown

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up by a bomb. Regarded by fellow soldiers as a brilliant army

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officer and outstanding individual, he was also highly thought of for

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his charity work. Earlier this year he organised a walk from the

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battalion's barracks in Chester to Llandudno. It was the love of

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running he shared with his bat at that inspired her year long

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adventure to help that same charity. In Swansea, among the official

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tributes to the soldiers, they were thought to have the families.

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know she will continue the fund- raising work of Stephen. Blind UK

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are going to benefit from some of that work. It is an inspiration to

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the rest of us that she is continuing to do that in his name.

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So far she has run a total of 56 miles in various places. She will

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finish with a mother -- marathon in Chester in October with the

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battalion are based. Sport and a knock back from

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England's rugby boss to his Welsh counterpart.

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Yes, there was a polite thank you, but no thank you from Twickenham

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today to the offer from WRU chief executive Roger Lewis to host the

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England vWales World Cup clash in 2015 at the Millennium Stadium. RFU

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boss Ian Ritchie says he expects the game to be played at Twickenham

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as England are tournament hosts. Ritchie says he will make that

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clear to the tournament organisers, who will make the final decision in

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March. This week, it's up to you to vote

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for the BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year. You need

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to pick your favourite from a shortlist of 10 sporting stars. The

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winner will then be announced on Monday. Details of how to vote are

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coming up after we continue our guide to the contenders. Tonight,

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Claire Summers looks back at a great year for Mark Colbourne and

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Nathan Cleverly. Nathan Cleverly took it all in his stride this year.

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He had a successful defence of his title in Cardiff. Then in the

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autumn, another successful defence and another victory in Los Angeles.

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There is the promise of much more It has been a red letter year, now

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make it a cold letter year for the first competitor from Wales to win

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gold for Great Britain in the Paralympic Games with a triumph in

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the three kilometre pursuits. A reward for all those early starts.

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A brace of Silver's mates him the most successful Welsh competitor at

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the London Games. A first-class performance and a first-class

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Apology for the loss of subtitles for 68 seconds

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And we'll spotlight two more contenders every night for the rest

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of the week. Just before I go, let me tell you that Wrexham's match at

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Alfreton, scheduled for tonight, has been called off because of a

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waterlogged pitch. No news yet on It is turning colder. Sue's got the

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forecast tonight. It's turning much colder over the

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next few days with frost and ice developing across Wales overnight.

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Drier in the east tonight but showers in the west as a weak cold

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front moves southwards. Also in the hills where we could see snow

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falling above 300 metres. So the Met Office is warning of an ice

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risk across North and Mid Wales as temperatures fall below freezing

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following those wintry showers. So some early frost and ice. The

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remnants of that front clear southwards tomorrow. Then it turns

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into a dry, cold and crisp day across Wales, some decent sunny

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spells for most. Just a few isolated showers possible in the

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north and west. Wintry in the hills, light winds, but turning to a more

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northerly direction so feeling even colder. Maximum temperatures

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between just 3 Celsius in Wrexham and 6 Celsius in Pembrokeshire.

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Then tomorrow night, under those clearer skies, any warmth escapes

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and it turns bitterly cold. A hard frost likely with sub zero

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temperatures in towns and cities. Even colder in the countryside. On

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Thursday, another weather system coming in from the northwest,

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bringing a mix of rain, sleet and possibly snow on higher ground

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above 300 metres. Strong winds as well, especially along the west

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coast. But it'll pick up by the end of the week. High pressure starts

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to build in for the weekend. So while it'll stay very cold, it will

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also be drier and much more settled. A colder few days to come with rain

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at times on Thursday. Bright and crisp by Friday and Saturday, but a

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continued risk of fog, frost and ice overnight. Feeling a bit more

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wintry over the next few days. There's already snow in the Berwyn

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mountains. Identical twin bin men from

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Pontypridd are finally hanging up their boots after 30 years.

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Christopher and Stephen Williams, who turn 60 tomorrow, have been

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pounding the same streets since the 1980s. But in the run up to

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Christmas, they're better known as Santa Claus' helpers. Carwyn Jones

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caught up with them on their last No, you're not seeing double. There

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really are two bin men in Santa hats. For 30 years, identical twins

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Christopher and Stephen Williams have been getting up at the crack

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of dawn for their daily rounds. They've become familiar faces on

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the streets of Rhondda Cynon Taf and have seen a fair few changes in

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their time. The role of a bin man isn't what it used to be and

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they've decided to hang up their high visibility jackets for good.

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But they'll certainly be missed. old dog cannot learn new tricks.

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is getting too complicated. Over the years they've built up a loyal

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following, particularly with parents who tell their children

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that Santa Claus and his brother are emptying their bins. We will

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miss them. We will miss seeing them around and seeing their cheery

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faces. After the strain of emptying a thousand bins a day for the last

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30 years, the twins won't be stuck for things to do in their

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retirement. I have a lot of work to do in the House. My wife has a big

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list. Although Christopher and Stephen won't be working together

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anymore, they still plan to meet up every day and most of all, have a

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lie in. The headlines. George Osborne is planning an investment

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drive in tomorrow's budget. Cynon Valley MP Ann Clwyd has criticised

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the care her husband received before he died in hospital. She

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says he was treated like a battery hen. The health board says it wants

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to meet her to investigate what happened.

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