15/03/2014 BBC Wales Today

about half hour's time, could overtake them with a

Good Afternoon. Blood banks in North Wales are running short of supplies

of O and B-negative blood. The Blood and Transplant Authorities are

calling for people to donate urgently as supplies have fallen to

their lowest levels in four years. Group O is said to be vital because

it can be used for patients with other blood groups in an emergency,

and B-negative is also needed. The Welsh Blood Service, which looks

after the rest of Wales, says it currently has sufficient levels.

It's emerged that the Olympic silver medallist Fred Evans is facing two

charges of assault. West Midlands Police say the 23-year-old, from the

St Mellons area of Cardiff, was arrested on February 23rd in

Birmingham City centre. He appeared before magistrates the following

day. Two South Wales Police officers have been arrested and charged with

theft. The force said the arrests followed an investigation by its

professional standards department. The officers are aged 45 and 43 -

and are due to appear in court next month. The Independent Police

Complaints Commission has been notified. The leader of Gwynedd

Council says he's disappointed that S4C has decided to move its

headquarters to Carmarthen, rather than Caernarfon. The Welsh language

broadcaster announced yesterday that it aims to move to new headquarters

on the outskirts of Carmarthen by 2018. It'll retain a presence in

Cardiff and Caernarfon. Where we are based, we can build around the

creative industries we already have and this was an opportunity to do

that by relocating its headquarters in the Penarth -- Caernarfon area.

Two leisure centres in Denbighshire are not profitable enough to be

re-opened by the local authority. The sun Centre, in Rhyl, and the

Nova Centre, in Prestatyn, shut earlier this year, when Clwyd

Leisure - the trust running them - saw its council funding cut.

Denbighshire Council said it would cost too much to re-open the sun

Centre - especially given the repairs it would need to operate

safely. We have looked at how much it would cost to bring it back into

use, what the repairs would be, the set-up costs, and operating costs,

and we have set that against the income that would be possible to

generate, and the sums do not add up. It would make a significant

loss, and that is nothing we could recommend as the council. Rugby, and

Wales will be looking to end a disappointing Six Nations on a

positive note against Scotland at the Millennium Stadium later. Prop

Gethin Jenkins will make a record 105th appearance for Wales, but

elsewhere there are six changes made to the starting 15 against England.

We are looking for plenty of energy. Energy levels will have to be high,

and that is why certain individuals have had the opportunity to make

changes. We are looking to hit the ground running. The weekend weather

forecast now, with Elizabeth Ritzini. The weekend weather

forecast now, with Elizabeth Ritzini. Good afternoon, a lovely

afternoon outside. Plenty of sunshine. The afternoon's highest

temperatures over south eastern Wales, possibly as high as 17 or 18

degrees. Stuck between 12 and 13 for most other places. A noticeable

north-westerly breeze. Tomorrow will be a disappointment, cloudier and

cooler. It will be dry for the start of the working week. I