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Good evening and welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's headlines: 40

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years each for the men who murdered 17-year-old Aamir Siddiqi. The

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judge tells them if they die in prison no one will shed a tear.

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feel this sentence is appropriate. Our brother won't return to us but

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this will go some way to achieve Two more investigations are ordered

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into the sale of millions of pounds worth of public land across Wales

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as a regeneration fund is suspended. How much is your household

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spending? Why families living in rural areas spend more than those

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living in cities. The travelling fans are not just

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there to see the sights. They are there to see Wales right the wrongs

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of last weekend with victory over France. Join me in Paris, can a Rob

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Howley's team can be the fifth Welsh side to win here in over 40

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years? As the Welsh National Opera

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prepares for its new season, its artistic director defends the cost

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Good evening. Two hit men convicted of killing a Cardiff teenager in a

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case of mistaken identity have been told they will have to serve at

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least 40 years each in prison. 17- year-old Aamir Siddiqi was at home

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with his parents when two masked men burst in and stabbed him.

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Sentencing Jason Richards and Ben Hope, the judge told them if they

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die behind bars no-one is likely to shed a tear. From Swansea Crown

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Court, Caroline Evans reports. Describing them as brutal, Savage,

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callous and cruel, today the judge said 38-year-old Jason Richards and

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39-year-old Ben Hope had taken a human life for just �1,000 each. A

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pittance. The modern-day equivalent of taking 30 pieces of silver. By

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contrast, he said, the quiet dignity of Aamir Siddiqi's family

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had been humbling. We feel this sentence is appropriate. Our

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brother will not have returned to us but this will go some way to

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achieve peace for all of us. We would like to thank South Wales

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Police, the CPS, friends and family and a wider current -- Cardiff

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Community. At 17, Aamir Siddiqi was a bright, popular student hoping to

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study law. But in 20th April 10, he was murdered in his own home when

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he answered the front door to two masked men. Inside the family

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hallway, despite his parents desperate attempts to buy them off,

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based at him to death. Neighbours say they were stunned at what

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happened in this leafy suburb of Cardiff. Just frantic. A big police

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presence. We had the feeling something that had gone on. When we

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learnt the boy had been murdered it was terrible. Richards and hope

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were found guilty of murdering Aamir Siddiqi and attempting to

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murder his parents. He was recovering from an operation, both

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were stabbed as they tried to jump on the mend and Paul them off their

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sent. During the trial the jury was told that two would drug-addict,

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their supply an Asian businessman which was said that man who ordered

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the contract killing. Their target address was an end-of-terrace house

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in Shirley Road. They went into the house 70 yards away. There, Aamir

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Siddiqi was waiting for his car ran teacher to arrive. The police said

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this was one of the most complex investigations they faced. They

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sifted through eight-and-a-half years' worth of the CCTV footage.

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Today, they were commended by the judge. Following the court case

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that a policeman who wants to remain anonymous has come forward

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to say he too was attacked by Jason Richards when he was out on a night

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out with friends. Richards was jailed for his 27 months as a

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result. He laid into me and I went blank and unconscious. My head hit

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the kerb. It caused the fractured skull. Throughout this case both

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men blamed each other for the attack. Passing sentence, the judge

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told them, you are both dangerous men and and maybe you are never

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released. If you die in jail few will shed a tear and some may say

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it will be no more than you deserve. Two more investigations are

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underway into the sale of more than �20 million worth of publicly-owned

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land to a company based in Guernsey. We revealed last year that the

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Regional Investment Fund for Wales was being looked at by the Audit

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Office. The Fund has now been suspended and its projects put on

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hold. 16 parcels of land spread around

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Wales. Sold in a deal worth around �21 million. In terms of the number

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of sight it was one of the biggest disposals of public land in many

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years. The question is that the tax payer get value for money? The

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Regeneration Investment Fund for Wales was set to have to redevelop

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town centres like Neath. Its funding came from the Welsh

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Government and the EU. The Welsh Government sold the parcels of land

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in order to raise its share of the money. Managers of the investment

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fund handled that sail for them. The sites were bought by a company

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in Guernsey. It is that sale process which has come under

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scrutiny. It was referred to the auditors by the Conservative

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Assembly Member, Byron Davies. He says the site should have been sold

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-- sold off separately. Then, only sold after an open advertising

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campaign. We have had 16 parcels of land sold for just over �20 million.

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I know that one of them is within here and is worth more than �100

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million. It is disappointing for the taxpayer, a great loss of money

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and in his handling of fiscal arrangements by the Labour

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government was are this is one of the most valuable site so, it is in

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Monmouth. The last Government's defended the bundling up process.

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It said whilst there was no open tendering process 16 developers and

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agents were approach. The fund has been suspended but the

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investigations are carried out. The redevelopment of any town centre is

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the only scheme that has been signed off so far. A feature -- the

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future is more uncertain for eight other redevelopment. Nick joins me

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now. What turn these two new inquiry is going to be looking at?

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The Regeneration Minister informed Assembly Members here that two

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internal inquiry's under way. The first a look at that a specific

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disposal of the land by the fund and a broad look at the oversight

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of the fund by the Welsh Government. Both of these will run in tandem

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with their investigation. It has been under way for a few months now

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by the Auditor General. We have three separate investigations,

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plenty of scrutiny of this fund and that property deal. Another issue

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is that in the future the site could increase dramatically in

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value. It is likely that a number of them will be developed for

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housing. As Byron Davies eluded two in his club, the most striking

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example is 120 acres of farmland to the north of Cardiff and if that is

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developed it could be worth tens of millions of pounds. The crucial

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question is how much of that is going to be shared by the Welsh tax

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payer? There is a clawback mechanism which will allow that to

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happen. At this stage we don't know how much that is and exactly which

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sides that clawback mechanism applies to. I suspect that will

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form a central part of any of these inquiries that are now under way.

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The First Minister says he is disappointed that the budget deal

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agreed today by the European Council. The Prime Minister David

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Cameron who had been pressing for cuts hailed it as a good deal for

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Britain. Carwyn Jones said provisional compilations show Wales

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could lose up to �400 million which will be felt mostly in west Wales

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on the Valleys. Police closed off part of a major

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road in Cardiff today as they continued the search for a missing

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rugby fan. 34-year-old Ben Thompson from Haverfordwest disappeared

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after last Saturday's Six Nations game against Ireland.

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Police are appealing tonight to anyone who uses heroin to contact

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their GP after two men collapsed in the Cynon Valley in incidents which

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are believed to be linked with the drug. A 28-year-old and a 40-year-

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old, whop are being treated at Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr,

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were found in separate streets in Aberdare and Cwmbach within 30

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minutes of each other. One is said to be in a life threatening

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condition. Families across Wales spend a

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larger part of their weekly bills on food and non-alcoholic drinks

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than any other of the UK. The figures also show it costs �52 a

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week more to live in rural areas than in towns. With all the details,

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here's our economics correspondent, Sarah Dickens.

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The family kitchen, the room and the House that it seems absorbs the

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large share of our spending. As a proportion of earnings families in

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West spent more on me as at home than any other part of the UK. This

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woman, her husband and three children live in the countryside

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near Wrexham. Their weekly there was a higher -- is a bit higher

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than the average. It is similar every week. Week by a foot over the

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internet. That comes every Friday morning. We have a cleaner once a

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week so it doesn't change too much. The children have a piano lesson

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every week so it stays the same. Their food bill is about �130 per

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week. On food and non-alcoholic drinks, we spend an average in

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Wales �52.60 a week. We spent the lowest amount in the UK and

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personal goods, insurance, banking and legal services. And the least

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on household goods at �22.10. As well as that the least amount on

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health, for instance with osteopaths, private dentists or

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homeopath, just �3.10. The report spells out the different costs for

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rural and urban living. People in the countryside tend to spend less

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on housing and clothes but more on alcohol and tobacco, food and

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transport. People in rural areas depend on cars, rising fuel prices

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mean the man they have to spend in total has increased. Another thing

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that may be a suspicion although there is a clear evidence, the

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retail choice available for people living in the country said his last.

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They are paying higher prices for their everyday goods. We have to go

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in the car because that is a big thing. We noticed that when petrol

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prices increased. When we come by rural and urban aid is, across the

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UK we spent on transport than food. Does Cardiff threaten Newport's

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identity? Why there are calls to keep the two cities separate.

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Hundreds of fans have travelled to Paris to see the sights and to see

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their team face France in what is in must-win game. We will have all

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the build up from Paris. Farmers and vets say a virus that

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leads to birth defects and lambs has been increasingly detected here.

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The Schmallenberg virus first detected in Germany is thought to

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have have been carried here by midges and infected some sheep and

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cattle last summer and early autumn. But it is only now, with the

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lambing season getting underway, that the scale of the problem is

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beginning to emerge. This report from our rural affairs

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correspondent. For six weeks Colin Evans have been

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lambing at his farm near Abergavenny. He has 800 news that

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has seen an increase in lambs born with abnormalities and blames the

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Schmallenberg riders. This is our latest mismatch case which we had

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borne a couple of days ago. The leg joints at extremely deformed. This

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front like here will not straighten at all. Compared with this Norman

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Lamb, that is a normal leg and that is the Schmallenberg deformed leg.

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A up to 25 lambs have been lost on this farm. Elsewhere Monmouth

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shuddered her early lambing in areas of South Wales, there are

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reports of farmers suffering heavy losses. It could be problematic for

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dairy and beef farmers when carving start. It is important to try to

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get a vaccine out as soon as possible to give far was the choice

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to be able to vaccinate or not. There is one in the development

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stage. We need to make sure it is licensed as soon as possible.

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isn't a legal requirement on farmers to tell the a authorities

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there are cases of Schmallenberg on their farms. It is going to be

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difficult doing this lambing season to know exactly how many

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Schmallenberg cases they are how widespread it is the stock these

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newborn lambs are healthy and there is no evidence linking the vilest

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to any health risks for humans. It is named after a town in Germany

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where Schmallenberg was detected in Europe 18 months ago. This vet says

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there are cases on the Gower and he it is a farmer's to ask for advice.

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It is important that farmers are aware of the disease. What the

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primary symptoms are, what a lookout for and equally as

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important, if the do see any suspicious eyes the do report it to

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their own vet was up back at this farm, Colin Evans has does has a

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healthy lambs to Rea but is concerned about future losses.

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the price of lamb falling at the moment it will have an enormous

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impact on the bottom line figure of the balance sheet on the end of the

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year. The first signs of spring had arrived in Monmouthshire despite

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working long hours, many farmers enjoyed alarming period. This has

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been overshadowed by the Schmallenberg violist busier. No

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news yet if all went the vaccine might be ready.

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The chief executive of the National Eisteddfod said it will be a

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disaster if the event adopted plans to alternate between two permanent

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bases. A working group set up by the Welsh Government has suggested

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the change but Elfed Roberts says the decline in Welsh language

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communities means there is a greater need for it to travel.

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A green belt is needed in Cardiff to separate the city from Newport

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according to Newport councillors. They're concerned that plans to

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develop the capital threaten Newport's identity.

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Newport. Cardiff will stop sister cities but with different

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identities. They could be under threat according to some in Newport.

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Plans to build 2,000 new houses here it in North these Cardiff over

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the next decade could eat into the so-called Newport, Cardiff gap. One

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of Newport's most famous sons also known as NHC, says this may not be

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such a bad idea. Her identity is something people have and keep to

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themselves. I don't have a problem with Cardiff and Newport merging.

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It could be a good thing. Change could be good for Newport. Newport

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council wants a green belt in this area to make sure any The City

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overlaps culturally or physically. What is the view from the other

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side? Frank Hennessey has been chronicling the fortunes of Cardiff

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for decades. He views the cities as siblings, but with no shared future.

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Generally, a Big Brother and a small brother. A Big Brother

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telling him into bathos are you have got have a bit of a green belt,

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an no man's land. Both councils say that his appetite for the cities to

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merge but the south-east where city region is being looked at. Cardiff

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as the capital city, its knees to establish itself as the generator,

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not just for the city region, but for their regions. A gap is more

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than just a strip of land. It is the gulf in culture and character.

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Some feel there is more that unites the two than divides them. That

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made to this gap closing for. There is another tense weekend of

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Six Nations rugby ahead. Wales desperately need to beat France to

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end a losing streak of eight consecutive matches, their worst

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run for a decade. France have their problems too after their shock

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defeat in Italy on Sunday. But many observers think they will be a

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different proposition at home. Our reporter sent this report from

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Paris ahead of the big game. Paris at sunrise. Whilst being one

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of the world's most popular destinations the city of Light has

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been a dark and cruel place for Welsh like the fans over the years.

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-- rugby fans over the years. And yet, they return every other year

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in their hundreds. You never know which France team will turn up.

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They are looking for a backlash after the its elite last. I think

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it is keep the faith in Rob Howley. I don't know. They seem to go from

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Champs to chomps. It is the same team. I think they will make a

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comeback. The French and good when they are on form but I think Wales

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will turn it around tomorrow. other basic mistakes in get a good

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start. A good start with lessons learnt from the performers against

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the Irish on the opening Six Nations weekend. At a performance

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that was unacceptable according to Rob Howley who admits he is under

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pressure. When we win we are not as good as we are portrayed, when we

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lose we are not as bad as we are portrayed. It is tough. Nobody says

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it is easy. I just hope that we can win. The French will want to bounce

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back following a shock defeat in Italy. I hope we will have more

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urgency and more clinical, more desperate. We lost against Italy.

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Paris is home to his small but patriotic was community. If --

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beware wounded Frenchman is that the message. They will expect Wales

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to put a good performance. We will expect the French to play with

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panache. Wales certainly face a monumental challenge having won in

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France just four times in over 40 years. Rob Howley played a

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prominent role in two of those games. Will he be the catalyst that

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brings his team's losing a friend to an end? -- losing run to an end.

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Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup has appointed a new

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assistant. Former Denmark and Celtic midfielder Morten Wieghorst

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is currently an the manager of Denmark's laugh under-21 side. He

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will be in the dug out as the Premier League's bottom side QPR

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visit the Liberty Stadium tomorrow. Cardiff City hope to preserve their

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10 point lead at the top of the Championship away at Huddersfield.

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While in the Conference, promoting chasing Newport and Wrexham both

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have home matches as they tried to stay in touch with leaders Grimsby.

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The artistic director of the Welsh National Opera has defended the

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amount of public money that is spent on the arts saying we risk

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turning back into animals without the country's cultural institutions.

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The WNO relies heavily on public subsidy but David Pountney says the

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arts give a lot more value to society. He has been speaking to

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our arts and media correspondent, Hugh Thomas.

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If you were in Gwynedd or Anglesey Welsh National Opera's new

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production opens tonight. It is a story of an actress and dancer

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whose destructive lifestyle comes at a high personal cost. It's

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directed by David Puntney Bennett is the first production he has

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fully of the scenes is joining WNO thin 18 months ago. It is an urban

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peace and comes from the glamourous Vienna of the 1920s, 1930s. A very

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hectic decadent time. A time when women's liberation was beginning to

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be a hot social topic. Opera is an expensive business with �10 million

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of public money has funded WNO in this financial year. While arts

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organisations have had to tighten their belts in recent years David

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Puntney believes funding is justified. Weary society that

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generate a surplus and part of that is expressed and the fact we bring

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beauty and we bring cultural ideas, we bring philosophical ideas and

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music into our being. That is what makes a civilised. If we don't do

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that then we are turning back into animals. David Puntney has been

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called and all the radical with new ideas. Audiences and critics will

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hope his impact on WNO will be something to sing about. Plenty of

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drama in North Wales. If you were in Gwynedd on Anglesey the chances

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are you might have felt the earth move. Around 50 people contacted

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the British Geological Survey saying their windows were shaking.

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The 2.3 magnitude earthquake happened south-west of Caernarfon

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at 10:40pm last night and was also felt in Anglesey, Porthmadog, and

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Bangor. This is what people in Caernarfon have to say about it.

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We heard two rumbles. Whether it was the earthquake or not. It is

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are like this is California are anything. I heard this terrible

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rumbling and never thought anything about it until you mentioned it to

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make a stab I had been in one or when I lived on the Wirral. It has

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nothing like that, a couple of noises that was different to normal.

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Ever experienced anything like that Tremors are not unusual in north

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west Wales. In fact, the biggest known earthquake in Britain took

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place on the Lleyn Peninsula in 1984. Now from the core of the

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earth to the atmosphere, and there's some heavy rain on the way

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over the weekend and a risk of some snow. A yellow warning has been

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issued by the Met Office. At the moment, the greatest risk of heavy

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snow on Sunday into Monday is in mid and north Wales, especially on

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high ground. Mind you, it's not a done deal on how much snow we'll

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get. Tonight - cloud and rain in the west will spread across the

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country. A little sleet or snow on high ground. Temperatures staying

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above freezing with light to moderate winds. Tomorrow a dull and

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damp morning for most of the country - the north, mid Wales and

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the south. Light rain, drizzle. Mist and hill fog. The southwest

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dry and milder. Seven Celsius in Haverfordwest. During the day, more

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of the country should become dry. Brighter in the west with a little

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sunshine but parts of the east, northeast including Deeside may

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stay damp. Temperatures four to seven Celsius with light winds.

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Eight in Pembrokeshire. Over to Paris and I wouldn't rule out a

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light shower tomorrow. Otherwise dry with light winds. Temperatures

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rising from freezing to a high of five Celsius. Hopefully we'll be

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celebrating a Welsh win tomorrow night and if you are heading out

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watch out for rain. This turning heavy. The chart for Sunday shows a

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trough of low pressure over the UK bringing heavy rain and some snow.

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So Sunday wet. 10mm to 20mm of rain. A risk of snow in mid Wales and the

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north. The coast may not see much but inland five to ten centimetres

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is possible. More on high ground, especially on the Berwyn Mountains.

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In the far south and southwest, it may dry and brighten-up during the

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afternoon. Sunday night into Monday risk of more snow in the north and

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northeast and the south may see a little sleet or snow as well. Next

:27:02.:27:12.
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week becoming dry and settled until The main news again: The UK

:27:12.:27:14.

Environment Secretary has called a summit to deal with the latest

:27:14.:27:18.

discover of horsemeat in processed food. Owen Paterson will meet food

:27:18.:27:20.

retailers and suppliers tomorrow after packets of Findus lasagne

:27:20.:27:25.

were found to contain up to 100% horsemeat.

:27:25.:27:28.

Two hit men convicted of killing 17-year-old Aamir Siddiqi in a case

:27:28.:27:32.

of mistake identity have been told they'll have to serve at least 40

:27:32.:27:35.

years each in prison. There's an update at 8pm and we'll

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