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Welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's headlines: Major concerns over the

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care and safety of heart patients in Mid and West Wales. Consultants say

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standards are "very poor". They should be making sure that the care

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they provide is the best possible care that they can provide for their

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local patient population. Where that has not happened, then, of course,

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that is something as minister I very much regret.

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Also tonight: Time out of school to follow other interests. Changes on

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the cards for our national curriculum.

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Carl Nolan died from liver disease but wasn't told he had the

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condition. Four years on, his sister says the family still need answers.

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We shouted really loudly for Carl when he was ill. And nothing

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happened. What hope has anyone got really?

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They're best known for amassing one of Britain's greatest art

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collections. Now the little known story of the Davies sisters and the

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role they played during the First World War.

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Good evening. There are more concerns tonight about the care and

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safety of hospital patients with the spotlight this time on heart

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patients in West Wales. Hywel Dda University Health Board asked the

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Royal College of Physicians to look at its cardiology services after a

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number of concerns were raised by doctors and patients. The report

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says resources are "stretched" across four hospitals, with some

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cardiologists describing the care patients receive, as "very poor".

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The panel also has "major concerns" about the way the health board's

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hospitals gather statistics about the number of people dying from

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heart disease. Its recommendation is centralising cardiac services at one

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hospital, Glangwili in Carmarthen. Steffan Messenger reports.

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Patient care in mid and West Wales has barely been out of the headlines

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this month. We have seen protest against plans to centralise

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specialist A provision as well as care for newborn babies. It seems

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more services could be on the move. At the moment, heart patients can be

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cheated at any of the four district hospitals. They can see a consultant

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in Aberystwyth, Haverfordwest, Llanelli or Carmarthen. According to

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the Royal College of physicians that is unsustainable. Difficult

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recruiting staff means are stretched too thinly with some consultants

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working all hours to meet targets. The review heard that the care

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patients receive his pool. The answer, it says, is to create a

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heart disease hope from -- in Glangwili. A consultant cardiologist

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should be available in every hospital at least one day a week. We

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recognise everything they say in the report. We will need to -- have a

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programme board which I will be chairing to consider these

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recommendations along with the recommendations that we have to use

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to design our services and then we will be taking the action plan to

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the public ward meeting in May. Major concerns were reported on high

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death rates for heart disease in with the Bush hospital. The health

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board says there were mistakes with healthy data was collected. The four

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campaign is already fighting to protect local services, the idea

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that more could be lost from three hospitals has come as a bitter blow.

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These recommendations and an expected, out of the blue and that

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will leave people in Ceredigion without direct close access to

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cardiac services that are so critical to saving lives. It'll cost

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a huge amount of concern in the communities that I represent. Her

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world fly University health board has stressed that no decisions have

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yet been made. -- how well the. Our health correspondence has been

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speaking to the health minister, Mark Drakeford, and asked him how

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will it hears about cardiology services in mid and West Wales. This

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is a report commissioned by the local health board. It is aware that

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challenges in cardiology services in that part of Wales. It is for the

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health board to discuss those reports with its clinicians and with

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its patients. They should be making sure that the care they rip -- they

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provide is the best care they can provide for their local patient

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population. Where that has not happened then of course that is

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something, as minister, I very much regret. What we have to say to

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people in Wales, patients as well as health boards, is that they have to

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have a mature conversation about the way in which services in the modern

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health world are best provided. We cannot say to people with honesty

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that we can provide all services everywhere of the standard we would

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like to provide. Since you took the reins as health minister, we have

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seen your grappling with many stories involving concerns about

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patient safety. This allows prove the case then has to be a wider look

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on how safe the NHS is. Weather is evidence of something going wrong we

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will want to take an independent and third-rate look at those

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circumstances. We need to look at them. I will not allowed the

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exceptional to be cheated as though it were the rule. Has been a chorus

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of criticism about your record on handling the NHS particularly from

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Westminster. Today we had the Deputy Prime Minister joining in the claims

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that diagnostic waiting times was longer in Wales. In the last few

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weeks there has been a concerted attempt by the Conservative Party in

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London to drag the reputation of the Welsh NHS. They are not alone in

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criticising! They are much in the lead of it. They have a particular

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agenda. Believe me, then agenda is nothing to do with patient care here

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in Wales. Your message to patients is the NHS is as safe as it can be.

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Where things go wrong, and the do go wrong, they go wrong in any

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organisation that employs 80,000 he polled, has 19 million appointments,

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carries out 18 million tests every day on a population of 3 million

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people, they will be instances where things go wrong and where the do we

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attend to those and we learn the lessons of them. The message I must

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give, and it is my job is to stand up for the NHS in Wales, with cannot

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allow its reputation to be this merged by regarding the exceptional

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events are things going wrong as typical of the bigger picture. -- to

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be this merged. The Health Minister Mark Drakeford

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speaking to Owain Clarke. The day's other news now. A former

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Conservative Party councillor has told a court he saw a man "thrashing

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about" trying to get free from the Swansea-born MP, Nigel Evans, on a

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night out in Blackpool. Mark Famosa told Preston Crown Court he had to

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push Mr Evans, seen here in the dark suit, off the alleged victim in a

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bar during the 2003 Party Conference. Mr Evans denies one

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count of rape, two of indecent assault and six of sexual assault.

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A man involved in the death of Cardiff teenager Karen Price 25

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years ago has been invited to appeal against his conviction. 48-year-old

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Idris Ali admitted manslaughter in 1994, after the 15-year-old

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disappeared from a children's home. His case is one of a number referred

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to the court of appeal because of concerns about techniques used by

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South Wales Police at the time. The way schools teach our children

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could change significantly in future. The Welsh Government has

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announced a fundamental review of the whole curriculum in Wales. The

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Education Minister Huw Lewis has told BBC Wales he'd be keen to see

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some pupils in year eight and nine take some time out of school to

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follow personal interests. Here's our education correspondent, Arwyn

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Jones. Which of these different subjects

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should get most attention on the curriculum? How we are equipping our

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children with the skills they need for the 21st-century? After several

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reviews into different subjects from the art to 80 reported back to the

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Welsh Government, the Education Minister has decided to look at the

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whole lot. This man has been tasked to review our curriculum. It is

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ensuring the -- preparation for the more formal period in Key stage four

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is built progressively. We need to build towards that. One idea from

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the Education Minister is that 13 and 14 euros could be able to follow

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their own interests duelling school time made the off school property

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for stock 13 and 14-year-olds. Could we inspire people better? Can we

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unleash their enthusiasm is a little more? Can we remove the straitjacket

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of the school timetable from around them? Let's see what kind of answers

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we come up with. We have two square this with practicalities of

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delivery. Museums and universities could be asked to help pupils

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nurtured their interests. It could be one day a week according to the

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Minister and businesses could also be involved. Members Tevez but is a

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gap between the real-life skills young people have. -- members tell

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us. Any steps such as this to close that gap, to provide meaningful work

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experience for learners in the real world of work with the welcome by us

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and our members. The current curriculum has been around since the

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end of the 80s that after a turbulent spell for our schools do

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they want a calmer period? It is happening in the midst of other

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developments. There is a need to look at it. If we take time and get

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it right we can avoid that turbulence as long as everyone is

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involved in the process. Nobody would deny that is a need to look at

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the curriculum. Between now and the end of the year all subjects will be

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considered. The curriculum could look very different in future. A

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development tonight in the story of the disappointing GCSE results for

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English language exams sat in January. Heads from every school in

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Rhondda Cynon Taff have written a joint letter to the Education

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Minister, outlining their concerns. You have a copy of the latter. What

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does it tell you? It is on the half of 19 secondary schools and on

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average those schools where pupils sat this English-language GCSE and

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generally, they saw a 25% drop in the number of pupils gaining eight

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seat grade above. They say they are worried that the results have

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impacted the progress and attitude of a whole cohort of students are

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stuck the extremely worried students and parents are losing faith in a

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once reliable examination system and there is an erosion of parents faith

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in teachers. They ask that all pupils who sat this result to

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research them in the summer free of charge and also there should be a

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rethink of how this English-language UCSC is all about in future. A

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stronger stance from the Education Minister. He said he won't jump to

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conclusions that will focus on hard evidence and not hearsay and rumour.

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Then I Welsh Government officials looking at what went wrong, where

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did it go wrong and how could it be avoided. That review will report

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back at the end of the month. The WJEC have also conducted an internal

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review and that will report back next week.

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Still to come before seven o'clock. 30 years since the Miner's Strike.

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The view from those whose lives were changed forever three decades on.

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The family of a man who died following what was described as one

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of the worst examples of poor treatment in the Welsh NHS in recent

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years, has accused a medical watchdog of refusing to take action

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against some of the doctors responsible for his care. Carl Nolan

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died from liver disease but wasn't told for seven years he had the

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condition. Last year the Public Service Ombudsman produced a damning

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report, but the family say complaints to the General Medical

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Council are going nowhere. Carl Nolan was 30. We shouted really

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loudly for him when he was ill. Nothing, nothing happened. The

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emotions are still raw. Nearly four years after Carl Nolan died, his

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family feel they are not getting anywhere. People have got to be

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accountable, we have all accountable. They had made some

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dreadful, dreadful errors. They have to be brought to task about it. He

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was born with liver disease, tests he had that Ann Clwyd hospitals in

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2001 that the condition but neither he nor his family were told until

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almost seven years later. In 2010 his liver was failing and was rushed

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to Glan Clwyd but was rushed home several times before eventually been

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referred to a specialist unit in Birmingham and put on a transplant

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list. He died a few weeks later. In October, the ombudsman told Wales

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today poor care throughout had the nine the 30-year-old chances to

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survive and flourish. -- had denied. There was shock that our

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investigation found. This is one of the worst examples of poor treatment

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and communication with the patients I have encountered. With the

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ombudsman 's backing, Carl 's family complained to the General medical

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Council. The GMC's replies said it hasn't been able to identify one of

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them and can't investigate another because he is no longer practising.

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It will look at to more because the offence took place more than five

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years ago. Complaint against two other doctors are being looked at.

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They have a discretion to investigate outside the five year

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time limit and some of the omissions in this case occurred in any event

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in 2010. We could have gone to a lowly -- lawyer and sue the hospital

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but we didn't do that. We do not want to get a sum of money but we

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wanted to change. We don't want anyone else to go through what we

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went through. The Betsi Cadwaladr health board says no staff have been

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disciplined or dismissed as a result of the Carl Nolan case. The GMC says

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it does not comment on individual cases. Carl Nolan's family and not

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satisfied. They know what went wrong with his care and they are not

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convinced it will not happen to someone else.

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Today marks 30 years since the start of the national miners' strike, one

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of the longest, most divisive industrial disputes in British

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history. At the time, more than 20,000 men in Wales worked in the

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coal industry. Three decades on, the strike still resonates with former

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miners, their families and children. Carwyn Jones reports.

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It was the last deep mine in the Rhondda Valley. Today, all that

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remains of Maerdy Colliery are the floor tiles of the old canteen.

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Trevor Morgan worked this pit for 16 years. It's the first time he's been

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back since it was demolished. Nothing here, just memories. Some

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good, some bad. On the 12th March 1984, nearly 300 Maerdy miners,

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including Trevor, downed tools and went on strike. A lots of us

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realised they were was something we could not win. It was never

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envisaged we could win it but at the same team it was nothing else we

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could do. If we sat back and did nothing we were going to go anyway.

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The miners' strike became a battle of ideas which split the nation. It

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even divided those on the picket lines. Although the miners of South

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Wales stood firm, there was growing unease at how NUM leader Arthur

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Scargill was steering the dispute. Had he gone to meetings we could

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have gone back in the November and won 80% of what we wanted. He wanted

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outright fixedly and we were never going to get that. That is the dark

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side. Within weeks it became clear that a quick resolution to the

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dispute was no longer on the cards. With 21,000 men in Wales out of

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work, it fell to their wives, mothers and daughters to sustain the

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strike. Kay Bowen was a mother of four and during the strike she ran

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the food distribution network for the Neath, Dulais and Swansea

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Valleys supporting more than 1,000 families. We weren't getting wages

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coming in and yet you still had the expenses. He still had the food, the

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electricity, the water, everything to pay for. There were lots of

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people that sense donations of food. It went to one central point and we

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had a satellite system from their outer to each village. After the

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strike it's made you think, I don't want to just be a housewife is that

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I don't want to just sit back and look after the children. I want

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something a bit more. Very few children of mining families would

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grow up to follow their fathers and grandfathers underground. Dean

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Cawsey was five at the time of the strike. His father worked at

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Bleanant colliery. Today Dean works here, at the old mining offices in

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Banwen in the Dulais valley. I remember being ten years of age and

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my father then still working in the coal industry, working in the local

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wash early. He dreamt into me how important education was in order to

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give yourself the most choices in life are the best chance in life. In

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March 1985, after a bitter 12 months, the miners returned to work.

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30 years on, the dispute still casts a long shadow over communities

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across Wales. BBC Cymru Wales and the Arts Council

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of Wales are joining together to find new Welsh musical talent.

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Unsigned artists and bands can apply online. 12 will be picked and

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showcased on radio and festivals over the next year. The Horizons

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project has won the support of Charlotte Church, who says, after

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two years of releasing her own music she understands how difficult it can

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be. Whilst it has been incredible and an

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incredible experience, it has been really tough. It is difficult to try

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to make a career in music from a cold start. We often get overlooked

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in Wales a lot of people who want to become an artist or an in a band

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feel they have to move to London. That is a shame.

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The Davies sisters from Mid Wales are best known for amassing one of

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the great British art collections of the 20th Century. But what's less

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known is their pivotal role in the lives of the Belgian refugees and

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soldiers during the First World War. Charlotte Dubenskji has been finding

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out more. They are the sisters who gave the

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nation one of the best collections of art in the world. Hanging on the

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walls of National Museum Wales in Cardiff are works I Masters like Van

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Gough, and Mornay. They are there because of Gwendoline Davies and

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Margaret Davies. The sisters were brought up to believe they should be

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great philanthropists. What is less known is that impulse to do good

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bore fruit as war broke out in 1914. The sisters helped a number of

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Belgian artist and their families to flee from the conflict and set up

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life in Wales. This was their great project, when war broke out. He saw

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the opportunity of bringing people to Wales who could inspire students

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of art in Wales to raise the standard of art and craft in Wales.

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This house on the outskirts of Aberystwyth was lived in by one of

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the artists. He said his time here was prolific, painting many Welsh

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landscapes. As the war progressed the sisters became actively involved

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in the war effort. They went in 1916 to found a canteen for French

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soldiers. They worked for the French Red Cross because they loved France,

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they were fluent in French and it was something they could do. He led

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the canteen, the sisters this doubt Coffey, soups and snacks full French

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soldiers trudging towards the French lack -- from mine. The sisters

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continued to add to their art collection. They visited galleries

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on their days off. The generosity of the Davies sisters did not end with

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the First World War. Their vast collection is now enjoyed by

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hundreds of thousands of people every year and all because of two

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sisters from mid Wales. Time for the weather now, Benny's

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here. The tender just that they've reached

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a high of 17 Celsius in North Wales making its warmer than I'd be fair.

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It did take its time to bright enough in the South East. We will

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see is clouding over with some dense fog is going over with some dense

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fog as we go into the overnight period. Temperatures dipping away

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overnight. Thickening cloud and some dense fog along the border creating

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poor visibility. Temperatures down to about two Celsius. Because

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seasoned travel disruption tomorrow morning with the fog so leave plenty

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of time if you are travelling. If you are flying from Birmingham I

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would suggest you check before you go as they could be problems with

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file. In Wales, the dense fog taking its time to lift and then some

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brightness across much of Wales but who will see coastal fog lingering

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on. Through tomorrow night, we do it all again. The cloud preforming and

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some dense fog yet again into the early hours of Friday morning, poor

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visibility and it is a call night. Temperatures getting down to two

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Celsius. High-pressure remaining in charge as you go into the end of the

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week. This weather system is trying to sneak in. With that comes a lot

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of clout as we head into Friday and the weekend. First thing Friday, it

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is start with the spot of rain or drizzle possible for parts of

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Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay. It will write to them for a time and

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feeling cooler with highs of 9-13dC. As we head into the weekend, a

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breezy at exchange, north-westerly winds picking up and the cloudy

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picture as well. If you are going to the rugby on Saturday take a extra

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layer with you. At least it is try as we head into the weekend and for

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the start of next week. Today's picture is of a beautiful scene. We

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would like to see more of your victors. Please send them to us. And

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outlook for the weekend, it is looking cloudier, breezy but mostly

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dry. Looking good for Mark. -- March.

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Ed Miliband says a referendum on Britain's membership of the EU is

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unlikely if Labour win the next election unless Brussels request

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more powers. The Prime Minister said labour 's plan gives the British

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people no choice and only the Conservatives would guarantee a

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referendum. A review of heart patient care in West Wales has

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recommended centralising services at Glangwili in Carmarthen.

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The report by the Royal College of physicians describe the care

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received by Cardiff patients in the area as varied work.

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I'll be back with an update at 8.00pm and a full round up after the

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ten o'clock news. That's Wales Today, thanks for watching. Enjoy

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the rest of your evening. From all of us, goodnight!

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The Welsh Conservatives are the party of low tax and big ideas.

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We want to build a stronger, more competitive economy.

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