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Welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's headlines.

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An investigation into police failings finds no criminal conduct.

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One of the men wrongly jailed says he isn't surprised.

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I just want to relax now. It has gone on 26 years, no one is going to

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get the blame. After a Jehovah's witness elder is

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jailed for sex abuse, one of his victims says she feels

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let down by the Church. They were not willing to come

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forward, to give support, me and my family had no support from the

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elders after this was all reported and it is those type of things that

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have got to change. Paying more for fizzy,

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sugary drinks. New research suggests

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a tax could make us healthier. If you thought life was good

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for those born in the 1950s, research shows people were worse

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off than those who started work And the slate industry in Wales has

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seen some ups and downs in recent years but surely none more than

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this. An investigation into eight former

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and serving South Wales Police officers who re-examined

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the original inquiry into Lynette White's murder in Cardiff 26 years

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ago has found no criminal conduct. Ms White was killed in 1988

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and three men were wrongly convicted This latest report was carried out

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by Devon and Cornwall Police after Britain's biggest police

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corruption case collapsed back in 2011 amid allegations

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of perjury and conspiracy. I am not angry any more. It is

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pointless. Anger does not get you anywhere.

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Not angry but frustrated by yet another report

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which still leaves what he believes are unanswered questions.

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Tony Parris is one of the original Cardiff Three -

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men wrongly convicted and jailed for the murder of Lynette White.

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Back on Valentine's Day 1988, Miss White, who was 20 at the time,

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was found murdered in this Butetown flat.

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Despite reports of a white man seen fleeing the scene,

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It wasn't until 1992 that Tony Parris,

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Yusef Abdulahi and Stephen Miller had their convictions quashed.

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Advances in DNA finally led to the arrest

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After that a new inquiry was launched into what went wrong with

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Eight former South Wales officers were charged with perverting

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the course of justice - the biggest case of its kind

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However, their trial collapsed when it was thought evidence files

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The missing paperwork later turned up.

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Following the collapse of the trial, a large number of complaints were

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made against South Wales Police. The Devon and force were asked to

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investigate perjury, conspiracy and other allegations of misconduct.

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Today, the operation published their findings and most were -- of the

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complaints were rejected. The report concluded there was no evidence of

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criminality or misconduct by officers, although did recommend 34

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different areas in which South Wales Police could improve their

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procedures in future. South Wales Police said the report reflected the

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good faith and professional leadership with which officers

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approached the important investigation into the earlier

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police enquiry. The Police and Crime Commissioner says the report's

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findings are reassuring and points the finger for the collapse of the

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trial to the prosecutors. The question is one for the Crown

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Prosecution Service. A highly critical report from the inspector,

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I am not sure what has happened as a result of that, and that is where

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the questioning should live. The total cost of trials, quashed

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convictions and investigations is tens of millions of pounds. But for

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the men, it is another report that has failed to give them the answers

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they were looking for. I was not surprised. I don't expect anything

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from the system. They just look after themselves. I just want to

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relax now, it has gone on 26 years, no one is going to get the blame. It

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is obvious someone is to blame. More than a quarter of a century on, the

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truth about what happened has long been established but the conduct of

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the police investigation is still under scrutiny. Lawyers for those

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wrongly jailed are still hoping the Home Secretary will order a judicial

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review. Also today, the Home Secretary,

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Theresa May, has announced a new chair to lead the review into

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how the police handled the murder The private investigator

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from Cwmbran was killed with No-one has been convicted

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of his murder. Baroness Nuala O'Loan, a former

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Police Ombudsman for Northern Plans for the National Grid to

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develop power lines to link up with new energy projects in North Wales

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have been delayed. Cables are needed to connect

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Anglesey's planned new Wylfa nuclear power station and offshore

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windfarms with the grid. Some residents want

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the cables to run under the sea National Grid says it wants to

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ensure it takes There are calls for a specialist

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unit to be set up in Wales The most seriously ill patients

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have to travel to England for treatment and the Cwtched campaign

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group say that's impractical. The Welsh Government says it's

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pledged an extra ?250,000 a year to improve specialist

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services but accepts a small number will need care only available

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in a few centres across the UK. The baby boomers, the generation who

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started work in the mid 1970s, They may have pensions that younger

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people wouldn't even dream of and bought cheaper houses,

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but they're actually worse off than those who got

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their first job in the mid 1990s. Our economics correspondent

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Sarah Dickins has been looking The late 50s, a time of change.

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Household gadgets, cars for the masses and optimism. Once the

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children of that era reached adult hood in the 1970s, there was plenty

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of work. But now we learn that in every community across Wales, there

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is a sharp difference in living standards between workers two

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decades apart. We have brought together to people who work in the

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same department at Bridgend Council. When you join the public sector, it

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was the civil service, it felt like you were joining a family. There was

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a strong union presence so the pace of things changed very slowly. Very

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quickly, your colleagues told you what the expectation was and if you

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did a good job, you were sound. I basically work for the public

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sector but I have had a succession of fixed term contract jobs which

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tend to be three years at a time and then you have got to get the next

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one. The research looked at the wages of

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21-year-olds in the mid-70s and the mid 90s and how they have changed.

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The conclusion, the 90s generation were 40% bracket wrath. And the

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development of technology brought new ways of working and highly

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skilled jobs and that is why younger workers are generally paid more.

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I am the first one of my family to get a degree. That is a funny one

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because my parents encouraged me to leave without A-levels and there was

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nobody in our family, nobody knew who went to university. But many

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younger workers are already in debt before they even start. I was the

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last of the student grants. By the time I was in the third year,

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becoming in did not have a grant and they were first student loans. They

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were the first ones to come with that debt from university. And for

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the older workers, there are some advantages. With the pension as

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well, when you got to the end, you did not do too bad. Your pension is

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great, isn't it? OK, it is fantastic. While pensions like that

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are dying out, the comfort for people like Mark is that they are

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earning more while they are working. Sarah joins me now. What else does

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this research tell us? There is fascinating information in

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there. If you live in Wales and work in Wales you are going to earn less

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than if you cross the board. If you live in Newport and work in Bristol

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or Colwyn Bay and work in Chester, you will earn a third more than if

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you live and work here. There is a lot of discussion about the richest

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and poorest in the UK. For the first time, we have got these figures for

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Wales and the lowest 1% are paid ?5 an hour. The highest paid ?40 an

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hour, that is eight times as much, but something that is really

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different from the UK as a whole, in the UK as a whole, the top earners

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are people like chief -- chief executives, managing directors, in

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Wales we see a really different picture, which is very interesting.

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The Tom 1% in Wales are much likely to be paid for by the taxpayer

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because they are likely to be GPs and hospital consultants. A very

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different picture. Thank you very much.

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There will be a direct rail link between North Wales and Liverpool

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to be upgraded. The Welsh Secretary David Jones says the ?10 million

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The Welsh Secretary David Jones says the ?10 million investment will give

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people living in North Wales better access to job and education

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Shoplifters in North Wales will be given details of food banks

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after evidence from the police force suggests offences are being

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Officers will pass on the locations of food banks

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It's part of plans to crackdown on shoplifting in the area.

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A 20% tax on fizzy, sugary drinks could help more than 20,000 people

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in Wales to lose weight, according to research for Plaid Cymru.

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The study estimates the tax could raise ?45 million a year,

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which the party would use to help employ a thousand extra doctors.

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Here's our political reporter, James Williams.

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For decades, the Corona man delivered pop to

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The fizzy drinks company was a Welsh success story - part

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of the cultural brew - and it all began in a small factory in Porth

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The doors may have closed on the former Corona factory

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but fizzy drinks remain a firm fixture in Welsh life.

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But because of their high sugar content,

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drinking fizzy drinks regularly has been shown to increase the risk

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So, an idea off the Plaid Cymru policy

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production line is to introduce a pop tax to tackle the issue.

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Research commissioned by the party shows that a 20% tax on

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the price of fizzy drinks could cut the number of people in Wales who

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are obese by some 8,000 people and the overweight by more than 13,000.

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It's a policy that could raise up to ?45

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million a year, but the study warns that the extra tax is likely to hit

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Plaid's set its stall out, so we took ours to the people of Porth.

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Would they pay 20% more for their pop?

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Yes, definitely. With childhood obesity on the increase and also the

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fizzy bubbles, they can stop you absorbing calcium as well. We have

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had information for long enough and if parents don't act on it, perhaps

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it is time for a more intrusive move. It is laden with sugar so I

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guess so but if it is taken out of the reach of people who drink it

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price-wise, it is a hard one to call.

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Mixed views on a policy Plaid Cymru announced in its conference last

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October, but now they're confident their idea will sell.

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You put a level of taxation on drinks which have sugar added to

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them to reduce consumption and also provide a revenue stream to the

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Welsh Exchequer that can fund a thousand new doctors for Wales over

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the next ten years. But Plaid concedes that

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the money would only go some way towards paying the salaries

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of 1,000 new doctors, Regardless, Labour says

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the plan makes no sense. The soft drinks industry says

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the tax won't deliver the intended health benefits

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and others say politicians should This is a complete case of nanny

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state. I am sure the people of Wales are intelligent enough to make their

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own decisions on what they spend their hard earned cash on. The last

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thing we need is politicians in Cardiff Bay telling them what they

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can do with their salaries at the end of the week.

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Celebrating the fizz in its bottles was how Corona sold

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its product and Plaid Cymru thinks it has the winning formula to ensure

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The Royal couple pay tribute to those who've lost

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their lives working underground at the Welsh coal mining memorial.

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And the first ever underground trampoline.

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The man behind it wants to make North Wales the adventure

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A woman who was abused by her uncle, a Jehovah's witness elder, has

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waived her legal right to anonymity to speak out about her anger at the

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Karen Morgan from Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan says she spoke out

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about the abuse but the church failed to act on her complaint.

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Yesterday, Mark Sewell was jailed for 14 years for a string

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of sexual offences against women and girls, including one of rape.

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She is putting her life back together but Karen Morgan says she

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is still struggling to come to terms with what happened to her as a

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child. I really was more naive, I would say, than other girls my age,

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which is how he was able to groom me and he was able to do it very easily

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within the congregation. 53 old Mark Sewell was jailed for 14 years

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yesterday after being convicted of aid sexual offences against women

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and girls. Born and brought up as a Jehovah's Witness, the church was

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the family's life and so when the abuse began, it was to the church

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they turned. What Karen went through as a result she now says is harder

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to deal with than the abuse itself. Those group of elders who sat me as

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a child in front of a guy who had been abusing me for years and

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expected me to talk about it in front of him and he him calling me a

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liar, I mean, I think that has probably had the most effect on the

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rest of my life because what he did to me I have had to try to deal

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with, but I have also had to try and deal with the fact of how the whole

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thing was handled. It is that part that I am just, I want answers for

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that. Today a spokesman for the congregation in Barry said that

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because these offences happened 20 years ago, no one there now knew of

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Mark Sewell. But in a statement from the organisation in London, they say

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Mark Sewell was expelled over 20 years ago. He has not served in any

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position of authority since then. When any Jehovah's Witness is

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accused of serious wrongdoing, the matter is investigated. They say

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victims are never forced to attend a meeting or confront an alleged

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perpetrator of child abuse and procedures are in place to help

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protect children. Karen has no regrets about waving her right to

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anonymity. She has already been contacted by dozens of people

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thanking her for speaking out. I am so glad that he has been brought to

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account and I am glad that me coming forward has helped and inspired

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other people and I honestly never expected that. She is now looking

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forward and wants changes made in the future to protect children.

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A candlelit vigil is being held in Denbigh later for

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a 73-year-old man who's gone missing on the Greek island of Crete.

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Arthur Jones, seen here in a home video, hasn't

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been seen since June 19th, two days after he arrived on holiday.

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He sent a postcard telling his family he was planning

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The Denbigh community has come together to raise money

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for his family who are in Crete to help with the search for Mr Jones.

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We will be selling candles for a pound and there will also be a book

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of hope which people can write messages of support to the family.

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The response has been absolutely overwhelming for what we started off

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doing. Everybody wants to find him, everybody wants to support the

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family also. The vigil will take place at eight

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o'clock this evening at the Angel War Memorial

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in Denbigh town centre. "We owe such a debt of gratitude" -

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the words of Prince Charles today as he laid a wreath at the Welsh

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coal mining memorial. As part of their annual tour

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of Wales, the Prince and the Duchess of Cornwall were visiting

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Senghenydd, where 440 men The hooter at Senghenydd

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sounded three times this morning They met political leaders

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at the start of their visit to The Prince and Duchess had wanted to

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come when it was opened last year, but their diaries hadn't allowed

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them to do so. It is an explosion, he says to me.

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It is an explosion. In 1913, Senghenydd was the scene

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of the worst mining disaster 440 men and boys perished

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after a huge explosion underground. Today, the Prince laid a wreath

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and paid his respects to them and to They were shown tiles commemorating

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the names of those who died They were surprised, I think, at the

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ages and the number of Jones on the tiles. I think they appreciated the

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value of mining communities, the value of the miners, in creating

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communities within Wales. The Royal couple also met local

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school children and several descendants of the men

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who died in the 1913 disaster. My mother and my grandparents would

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have been absolutely over the moon. This has been achieved. When I grew

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up in this valley, I just wondered why there were so many women who did

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not have husbands and it did not occur to me that they had all been

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killed in this explosion. It is lovely that they took time out to

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come at here to appreciate what we have done to the memorial and it was

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very moving. Later, the Prince moved

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on to hear about plans to restore the 15th century Llwyn Celyn

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farmstead near Abergavenny. Their tour

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of Wales comes to an end tomorrow. The new football season starts for

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three Welsh Premier Clubs tonight as Aberystwyth, Airbus UK and

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Bangor play in the first qualifying Airbus's match against FK Haugesund

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from Norway is underway - the first leg being played

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at Nantporth in Bangor. Meanwhile, Bangor City themselves

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travel to Iceland to face Stjarnan. Aberystwyth will make history

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tonight when they make their debut in

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the competition away at Derry City. The former Wales and Lions player

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Gerald Davies has confirmed he will not be seeking re-election to

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the board of the Welsh Rugby Union. At an EGM last month,

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the 69-year-old expressed his dissatisfaction with the union,

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saying it was not held In a letter to the member clubs,

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he says he made his decision with The WRU has thanked him

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for his contribution. Cricket, and Glamorgan are

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in the middle of a hectic schedule. After losing their championship

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match to Worcestershire yesterday, they're playing Middlesex tonight

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in the T20 Blast and are home to Somerset tomorrow

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night in the same competition. Middlesex won the toss

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and elected to bat. There?s commentary now on

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Radio Wales Sport. It was once a large slate mine

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in the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, but now a cavern twice the size

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of St Paul's Cathedral is home to the world's first underground

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trampoline. It's even been described

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as the most fun place on Earth. Matthew Richards has

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been to find out why. Originally designed

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in France to hang between trees, this is the first time trampolines

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have been installed below ground. Suspended in a cavern twice

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the size of St Paul's Cathedral, the three nets can hold up to 100

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people and are connected by slides and ladders to give

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a whole new perspective to caving. Celebrity gossip columnist

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Perez Hilton has called this The man behind the project,

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who's already built one of the world?s longest zipwires

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nearby is determined to make the whole of North Wales the

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adventure playground of the world. There is a definite in how people

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are seeing tourism, they realise what an important part it is of our

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economy, and it is massively rewarding me. Is it about looking

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differently at our environment and how we look at it? Sure, you have

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got to think about being unique and having a world-class product.

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Having the idea is one thing, actually executing it is another.

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It took several years to prepare the space

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Because the nets are usually put up in trees, we had to get the anchor

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points, so we had to clean every inch of the ceiling, both walls, the

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floor, I think the only thing is that you can straight down through

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the nets so if you are at the top level, you have got about 60 feet of

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fresh air and any few. This is a very surreal experience.

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There are people bouncing above me and below me.

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Among the first to try it out, Cara and Enllys were impressed.

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It is an amazing experience to have something like this in our local

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town. How did you find it? It is amazing.

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North West Wales will soon have a surfing centre to add to

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the existing mountain bike course, zipwire,

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Sightseeing in Snowdonia has never been so energetic.

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Before the weather, take a look at this.

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It's been dubbed the flower tower and was built

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by retired steel worker Edward Hayes in his back garden in Newport.

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It's nearly 30 foot high and takes him three hours to water.

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He says he thinks it's a one-off and built it

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because he had some spare steel and says he may not stop at this.

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If I get rid of this, I will build one little bit bigger which is

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easier for me to climb inside it. There is a spiral staircase inside

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this one but not enough new to drag anything out with me so I have two

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pull all the plants away from the top. I will build one bit bigger.

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So will the rain be watering our plants over the next few days?

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We do have some rain in the forecast this evening. It will be cloudy

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overnight when we will see the rain approaching from the West. We have

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had bits and pieces of rain but they will fizzle out. We will see a band

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of more organised rain making its way in from the west. Overnight

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temperatures on the mild side. The breeze picks up ahead of the front

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as well. Low pressure in charge of our weather over the coming days,

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feeding in this cold weather front which is going to bring the rain

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tomorrow and keep things rather unsettled through the weekend.

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Tomorrow morning, a windy start but we do have our breaks of rain. We

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will see more persistent rain in the afternoon. It will feel fresher

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tomorrow. Temperatures between 16 and 19 Celsius. Tomorrow night, that

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rain band will continue. It is in the overnight period we will start

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to see something a bit drier for Pembrokeshire and Anglesey. The rest

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of the country will be underneath the cloud and rain. It will remain

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breezy into the early hours of Saturday morning. That rain band

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will clear through behind and it will start to feel fresher but it is

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sunny by the time we get the afternoon. Just a few showers, one

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or two be pokey. And it is quite a breezy day. I bit of an unsettled

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weekend. By the time we get into Sunday, more in the way of showers.

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Mendes is unsettled as well but I am hopeful that high pressure will take

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charge again by the middle of next week and we will see more dry and

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sunny weather heading our way. Today's picture is a beautiful

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scene. An investigation

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into eight former and serving police officers who re-examined

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the original inquiry into Lynette White's murder in Cardiff

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has found no criminal conduct. Three men were wrongly convicted

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of her murder. We'll have a quick update

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at 8.30pm this evening, then more For now, from all of us here,

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have a good evening.

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