23/02/2014 BBC Wales Today

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Good evening. Special prayers have been said for the six-day-old baby

girl, Eliza-Mae Mullane, who died at her family home in Carmarthenshire

last week. The family's pet dog was seized by police in Pontyberem as

part of the investigation. Matt Murray reports.

Eliza-Mae was less than a week old when she died at home in Pontyberem.

Following her death, police took away the family dog. It left a

community in shock. Today, prayers for Eliza-Mae were said at this

local church. Parish priest Father Pius Augustine led the service and

said her family attended after contacting him in the week. We are

all be be saddened about this tragedy. It has been a big shock for

us. We hope her family will get through this. On the one hand, we

find consolation and strength in prayer. On the other hand, we want

to express concern and support for the family. Officers finished their

forensic examination of the family home in New Road on Friday, but

insisted the investigation may still take some time, describing it as a

sensitive inquiry. The family pet, Nisha, still remains in possession

of the police. It's an Alaskan malmute, like this one, a breed of

dog which is not on the banned list. Eliza-Mae's parents have paid

tribute to their "dearly loved daughter", saying they would cherish

the short time they had with her. Around 50 people were forced to

leave a leisure centre in Vale of Glamorgan earlier after a fire broke

out in a sauna. Six fire engines were called to Penarth Leisure

Centre, with 35 firefighters tackling the blaze. People were in

the pool when the building was evacuated. They were handed silver

heat blankets by staff. We were in the Jacuzzi at the time and one of

the guys happens to look at the sauna, say it was not right and then

the whole thing went up in flames. He was trying to get everyone out of

the pool. One of my other friends was trying to throw water over it

but then we left. An elderly man is in hospital in

Cardiff after he was seriously injured in a collision with a

recovery vehicle. The incident happened on Mill Road in Ely

yesterday lunchtime. The man suffered multiple injuries.

Ceredigion Coastal Path has suffered more than ?100,000 worth of damage

during the recent winter storms. The council was already facing costs of

?1.5 million to repair Aberystwyth Promenade and other locations. They

say the work, between Cardigan and Ynyslas, will be completed as soon

as possible. Football and the Wales manager,

Chris Coleman, has described his side's Qualifying Group for the 2016

European Championships as tough. They will face Bosnia Herzegovina,

Israel, Cyprus, Andorra and Belgium. Wales' opening match is a trip to

Andorra in September. The top two teams qualify and third place

guarantees at least a play-off for the finals in France. It will be

about us ultimately, how may times we feel our strongest team. At our

best, with our strongest team... We are in there, so we have a chance.

There are highlights of Swansea City's game at Liverpool coming up

on Match Of The Day Two so, if you don't want to know what happened,

it's time to do something else instead. The Swans were beaten 4-3

at Anfield. They twice came back from 2-0 and 3-2 down to draw level,

but Jordan Henderson scored the winner with 15 minutes to go.

Rugby and, in the Pro12, there was a narrow 24-23 win for the Dragons at

home to Glasgow. The Ospreys were beaten 25-11 by leaders Munster at

the Liberty Stadium. And, in the women's Six Nations, Wales were

handed a heavy defeat by France in Aberavon. The visitors won 27-0.

The weather forecast now with Behnaz Akhgar.

We are in for an unsettled week with shells or longer spells of rain in

the forecast. The good news is the rain will clear tomorrow and we will

see some brightness through the morning and into the afternoon. Into

the overnight period, we have this band of rain slowly making its way

eastwards. Some intense downpours possible for parts of the Northwest.

Some potential for flooding back. Elsewhere, there no warnings. A'

template is six or seven Celsius. The will clear through tomorrow,

with some brightness behind it with some showers. Make the most of it,

we will see beginning cloud coming in from the west. Tomorrow night and

Tuesday, we have wet and windy conditions coming our way. It will

remain unsettled for the rest of the week.

That's Wales Today. We're back in Breakfast with updates from 6:25am.

Goodnight. Hello, there has been a lot of rain

this weekend in western Scotland. River levels have been rising. We

have got more rain on the way. It has been wet in the Lake District