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Welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's headlines.

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The sacked Environment Minister apologises to five Assembly Members

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for trying to find out about their finances.

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The First Minister spells out why Alun Davies had to go.

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The only conclusion, I think, any reasonable person can draw, is that

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he wanted to use that information against those named members.

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I drew that conclusion, the public are going to draw that conclusion.

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On that basis I'm afraid he could not remain in the government.

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Christopher Parry shot his wife twice because he could not

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Justice has been done today. My beautiful friend was taken away. She

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was so young. Hopes jobs could be saved at

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Avana Bakeries as the It's thought 70,000 workers

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will be on strike tomorrow. What could the walk-outs mean

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for you? And the conductor who could be out

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of pocket because of cuts The sacked Environment Minister Alun

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Davies has written to five Assembly Members apologising

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for trying to get personal The First Minister has told this

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programme that he'd already warned Mr Davies last week that he was

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on the edge of a cliff over the way he dealt with plans

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for a motor racing circuit. Carwyn Jones said he was left with

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no choice but to sack him yesterday. Here's our political editor

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Nick Servini. Calmer waters in Cardiff Bay after

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the turbulence of yesterday which saw the most high-profile of

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sackings in years. Alun Davies had asked personal information bar farm

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payments to Andrew RT Davies, Antoinette Sandbach, cleared

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prolific, Kirsty Williams and Bill Powell. The big problem was the

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information wasn't public and he was using his ministerial office for

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party political purposes. This morning the First Minister said it

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would be helpful if he would offer an apology to the five. It would

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help, certainly from. Then came a letter in which he apologised and

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said the purpose of the request for the details of the farm payments

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were simply to provide background information. He could offer

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assurance that at no time did he intend to use this information for

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political gain or for public use. That appear to contradict the First

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Minister thought was the request. The only conclusion you can draw and

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the only conclusion any reasonable person can draw is he wanted the

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information to use against those members. I threw that conclusion. On

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that basis, he could thus remain in the government. One of the five

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Assembly Members at the heart of this story gave this response to the

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letter. I have received a written apology. I am disappointed that he

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tried to do what he tried to do. It underlines to me that Carwyn Jones

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should've with this last week when it showed Alun Davies have broken

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the ministerial code. It is high and the agenda. David Cameron didn't

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waste and opportunity to criticise labour during Prime Minister's

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Questions, calling it a whirling development. There has been a debate

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at the Assembly whether an independent adjudicator should

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advise the First Minister and cases like this. As the sun goes down on

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this affair questions are still being asked about how to deal in

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future with ministers who break the rules. Nick is that the Senate

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tonight. Has a line been drawn and that this whole episode? It may well

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be. The debate at the Assembly has just finished and a court has some

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kind of independent voice in any kind future process was defeated. It

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is a fairly muted state of affairs. Carwyn Jones arguing the current

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system is the best way of getting to the heart of the matter. A

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suggestion he is taking the sting out of pretty opposition voices

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yesterday. The big question now is about Alun Davies. We're still

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getting here his account of what happened. There have been some

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suggestions he may find it difficult to act as a backbencher. That is the

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suggestion that can't happen. He has got support in his local party. It

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was interesting that Carwyn Jones thermally close the door on any

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ministerial return in future, unlike some high-profile departures in the

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past where that's possible return has been left open. That is firmly

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closed today. The Welsh governments have had a significant victory in

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the courts today. This is a story that involved Alun Davies. It is

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about a dispute about whether the Welsh Government ministers should

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have powers to set the wages for agricultural workers. In law was

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passed last year to allow them to do that. The UK Government challenged

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it so it ended up in the Supreme Court. The decision came in favour

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of the Welsh Government. The real story behind this is then are lots

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of people at the Assembly who complain about this constitutional

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settlement, it is too confusing and leads to these legal battles between

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who should govern which bits of the law. A result like that today comes

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out in favour of Welsh Government ministers and Assembly Members who

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believe that the entire system should be clear that.

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A man from Cwmbran who shot his estranged wife outside her new

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lover?s home, has been found guilty of her murder.

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Newport Crown Court heard Christopher Parry couldn't accept

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Police in Newport. A quiet, residential street turned murder

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scene. Here, Caroline Parry, mother of two, was killed by her estranged

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husband. Shot in the back twice with a shotgun. Christopher Parry, who

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couldn't accept she have left him, then shot himself. He still bears

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the scars from that day. Today, Christopher Parry was found guilty

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of Caroline Parry's murder. The jury rejecting his manslaughter plea.

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They believed he intended to kill her that morning and turned the gun

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on himself. Amazing. Amazing. Justice has been done today. My

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beautiful friend was taken away, so young. She will be forever young. We

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are amazed. A fantastic verdict, it is what we wanted. Christopher Parry

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left his home in early August last year with a shotgun in his car. He

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travelled the eight most of the home of Caroline Parry's new lover in

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Newport. He waited. Neighbours were then woken by three shots.

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Paramedics arrived just before nine o'clock and found both bodies in the

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street. Caroline Parry was pronounced dead in hospital, less

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than an hour later. People are so sad and upset and to see the flowers

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there. That horrific shock because it was on your doorstep. It is such

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a quiet neighbourhood here. You don't expect something like that to

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come here. Christopher Parry was said to have been controlling during

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the couple 's marriage. Today, he was found guilty of his wife's

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murder. Christopher Parry wasn't in the courtroom when the guilty

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verdict was read out. There were cheers from the public gallery. It

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is clear the scars on his face caused by the shooting will be with

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him for life, a reminder of the crime he committed and the life

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Peter. -- Peter. Donna Sullock,

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the mother of the six-week-old baby, allegedly murdered

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by her boyfriend Michael Pearce, has told the jury at Newport Crown Court

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that her son Alfie had no marks on However,

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the jury heard Pearce sent her a picture message of Alfie while she

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was out, and his face looked red. The prosecution claim Pearce had

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beaten him with a shoe He denies murder and manslaughter

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and the case continues. The search for a pensioner from

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Denbigh who has gone missing on the Arthur Jones hasn't been seen

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since the 19th of June. A personal profile of him has been

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completed and as a result local police will search an area between

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his hotel and a German war cemetery. A hoaxer who triggered

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a major search operation whilst he was at his home has been given

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a suspended jail sentence. Andrew Griffiths, from Corwen,

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dialled 999 in May claiming he'd injured his ankle on Llandegla Moors

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between Ruthin and Wrexham. Police say it wasted a total

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of 90 hours of their time Sensitive patient information was

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sent to the wrong address by the organisation in charge

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of health care in North Wales, The Information Commissioner's

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Office also found that Betsi Cadwaladr University Health

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Board failed to give its staff It's apologised to

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the patients involved and has When we started to investigate we

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discovered that the member of staff who was responsible

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for sending this out in error hadn't actually received

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any data protection training. In fact, by February of this year,

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stats that we'd had back from the board was that only 6.5%

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of their staff had recieved data protection training we were quite

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shocked by that to be honest. A bakery in Newport which was

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threatened with closure has been sold raising hopes that some of

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the 550 jobs there could be saved. The Avana site in Rogerstone lost

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a multi million pound contract with Marks and Apencer and had announced

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it would close earlier this year. Paul Heaney is at the site

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for us tonight. Our work is describing this is good

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news? Better news than we brought to you three months ago when the

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previous owner of this site suggested it was close and everyone

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here, or nearly everyone, would lose their jobs. Mixed views from people

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leaving the site this evening. Most of whom didn't want to appear on

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camera. One man said this sounds like light at the end of the tunnel.

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He described how some members of staff clapped and gave applause when

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the news was filtered through to them at a meeting earlier this

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morning to stop another lady told me she didn't feel any more confident

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her job was safe here and wanted to know about the long-term future of

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the site. Making hand decorated cakes to sell in a competitive

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market. Three months ago, workers at the Avana Bakeries were told to

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expect redundancy and today they were told this site had been sold to

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new owners so despite the uncertainty this is potentially a

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short-term boost to morale. We are surprised because we know the

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company has worked hard to secure business. A new company coming in,

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we are very surprised. We want to make it a success. We assume the

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company that has bought it is aiming towards that. The site near Newport

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lost 85% of its order book when Marks Spencer moved a

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multi-million pound contract elsewhere earlier this year. The two

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sisters food group which used to own the site makes everything from

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frozen pizza to chocolate biscuits. The bakery 's new owners are two

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executives from the previous group. Some are calling for that new

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company to explain what their plans are for this important source of

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jobs. We can't magic cupcake borders. It is something people

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can't do but I would urge, and I am sure they are out to get new orders

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will stop they couldn't wish for the better workforce. These are great

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people. 550 workers commute here from miles around. If jobs can be

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saved it would benefit Newport's economy and the wider area too.

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Do we know how likely the new company is to save jobs there?

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The new owners certainly have a difficult job on their hands. It is

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a competitive industry. We have all seen the adverts on television and

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elsewhere which represent the price was between supermarkets which

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historically has been where some of the order book for this factory has

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come from. The main focus of staff is they want to know what is going

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to happen after November which is when, I understand, the current

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order book runs out. Perhaps mixed feelings here this evening in

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Newport. Perhaps more hope than expectation than -- that all the

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jobs can be saved. Still to come

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in the programme this evening: A conductor's gamble on the

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Welsh Proms. Owain Arwel Hughes is backing

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the event with his baton And he was the music mogul

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who discovered Oasis. Why he has big plans

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for this small chapel in Mid Wales? Public sector workers are taking

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strike action over pay and pensions tomorrow in what's expected to lead

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to widespread disruption. Unions say their members have lost

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out on thousands of pounds a year because of the UK government's

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policies but ministers argue that Our business correspondent,

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Brian Meechan, is here. A million workers across the UK

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including 70,000 from Wales are expected to take part

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in tomorrow's strike. Firefighters, teachers,

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civil servants According to the unions,

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the average public service employee is now ?2,245 worse off every year

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after the UK government initially introduced a pay freeze and has

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since restricted rises to around 1%. They're on the front line of

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delivering public services. Fire fighters, teachers, refuse

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collectors, leisure centre staff, librarians. Tomorrow they'll take

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part in what's been billed as the biggest mass walk-out since

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the 1926 General Strike. Mark and Sarah both work for the

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Ministry of Justice in Newport. Their family has been hard hit by

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years of pay that's been frozen or capped since the coalition

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government came to power four years The politicians have had themselves

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an 11% increase over the past year while the civil servants who work on

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their behalf are only capped at a 1% increase. That in itself is

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not fair. MPs don't set their own salaries.

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It's done independently. The price of food has gone up, the

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price of utility bills have gone up. The price of fuel's gone up,

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everything's gone up. Critics argue that many of these

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strikes have been called after The prime minister confirmed today

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that is the Conservatives win the next election, new restrictions on

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industrial action I'm very disappointed that the

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unions have decided to press ahead with this. There was

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a small mandate for that strike. There was, in the case of the NUT, I

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believe 28% came out and voted of whom, admittedly, a majority

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wanted a strike. That is still a very small minority

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of teachers. Teachers like Jason Clark are also

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going on strike. He says the profession is becoming

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less attractive and many are forced to take second

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jobs. Currently, my staff are working up

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to 60 hours a week which means they're working an extra

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20 hours a week for free. They willingly give it but along

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with the pay cuts and the pension increases, I'm

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finding my staff is severley overworked and

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demoralised and that has a huge impact on how they can

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perform in the classroom. Unions believe public sector workers

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are being penalised at a time when businesses are beginning to

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increase staff pay. Certainly, if you actually look at

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wage rises in the private sector At this moment intime there's been

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pain in the private sector in terms of people having to do the

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same for less. The strike will cause large scale

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disruption with schools, libraries and other services closed for the

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day. More industrial action is expected

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to follow later in the year. Some NHS staff are also out

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on strike though not doctors It was announced today that

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the lowest paid health workers will earn the living wage

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of ?7.65 an hour from September. Some specialist doctors will

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also get a 1% pay rise. Senior doctors will see

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a salary freeze. On the one hand,

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future pay being increased to cover inflation and stop people having

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annual real terms pay cuts. On the other the standard

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of living issue. It's unlikely that most workers will

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ever receive the kind of pay rises in future that will

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make up the amount that's been lost One of Wales' best-known conductors

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may have to use his own money to pay for the orchestra to play at this

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year's Welsh Proms in Cardiff. Owain Arwel Hughes launched

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the Proms at St David's Hall in the 1980s, but he's had to act as a

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guarantor for some of the concerts later this month after the local

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authority reduced its funding. Here's our arts

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and media correspondent Huw Thomas. For decades, Owain Arwel

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Hughes has waved the baton. His concert opened St David's Hall

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while the Welsh Proms he launched in the 80s have run

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for almost 30 years. But now it isn't just his reputation

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but his bank account that is being The Proms concerts have always

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relied on Cardiff Council's financial support

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but this year it has been cut back The finance for the orchestra

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will come from the box office. Very dangeorus and a gamble

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that's what's bene arranged. In fact with one of the concerts,

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I'm taking the whole hit myself. It was the only way

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when I was planing this that we could actually guarantee these Proms

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would take place. The council says tight budgets mean

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it can only back the Last Night of the Proms this year while the

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Hall itself could lose much of the council's support as it looks for an

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independent company to take it over. This isn't just about cutting

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back on funding concerts. St David's HaFl currently cost

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the council over ?1 million a year while ?800,000 is spent on running

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the New Theatre just down the road. Finding a new operator to look after

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all of the council's cultural and leisure venues could save around

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half a million pounds a year. It isn't a popular option with some

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of the hall's supporters, 6000 have If the Chief Executive says,

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we have got to find money for looked after children or St

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David's Hall, there is no argument. You have to provide money

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for looked after children. You can sign all the petitions

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in the world, at the end of the day the City Council has to make

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a decision its budget balances. The conductor is coy

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about the cost of his gamble on the Proms, the concerts he's

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supporting aren't usually He will be paying the orchestra

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from his own pocket if ticket sales He's the music mogul who discovered

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the band Oasis turning them into one of the most successful

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British rock acts of all time. Now multi-millionaire record boss

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Alan McGee has unveiled He's restored a derelict chapel

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in the Brecon Beacons and turned it into a music venue where he hopes to

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put on some pretty big names. This is the man behind some

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of the most popular British bands Alan McGee spotted Oasis playing

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a small gig in a Glasgow club On his Creation record label,

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he signed Primal Scream He was the beating heart of Brit Pop

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- a hugely influential figure His latest project has brought him

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to the Welsh countryside and this He bought the building at auction

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when it was disused and derelict. Since then he's restored it

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inside and out and has transformed I mention it to people I meet

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in like South America, The Tabernacle chapel currently

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holds fewer than 100 people, that's a far cry from

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the 50,000 seater stadia that bands But this small venue is poised

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to host some pretty big names. Alan McGee plans to raid

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his contact list and invite some I'll bring down some pop stars,

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some proper rock and roll. I suppose I'll have to put a call

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in to my old friend, Courtney Love, and see if she fancies doing

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a couple of nights. You can only pull 400-500

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people wanting to come to that. The Victorian chapel has already

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started to put on acoustic nights And they've proved a big hit

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with audiences and artists. It's setting a precedent in the area

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that this will be the place to go. To get this vibe,

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this good vibe for the community. The music mogul, who now lives in

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Powys, says his latest venture is about attracting the biggest talent

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to this most intimate of venues. Cardiff cyclist Geraint Thomas is

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preparing himself for a new role He had been supporting team-mate

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Chris Froome, who was bidding to win the race

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for a second successive year. But Froome has now pulled out

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of the Tour after crashing on today's rain-soaked stage

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in Northern France. Thomas has now moved up to 14th

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in the overall standings, but he's more than two minutes

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behind the current leader. The Wales rugby player

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Owen Williams, who fractured his spine during

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a match last month, has been moved He'd been treated at the

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University Hospital of Wales since being flown back from Singapore,

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where he damaged his spinal cord Rookwood in Llandaff is Wales'

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specialist centre for rehabilitating Some encouraging news

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for Commonwealth Hurdles champion Dai Greene two weeks before he tries

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to defend his title in Glasgow. The 28-year-old from Llanelli won

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his first race for ten months in Hungary last night, beating

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the reigning World Champion. Greene's not been able to train

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as normal this year Glamorgan's hopes of winning

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promotion have suffered a blow after their second Championship

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defeat in a row. They lost to Surrey by nine wickets

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in Colwyn Bay. The Welsh county needed to bat all

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day to save the match but they were bowled out for 398 in

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their second innings. Surrey reached their victory target

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of 42 with the loss of one wicket. Let's get the weather forecast now.

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Are we in for some more sunshine? Yes we are. It has been a fine day.

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This evening, plenty of late sunshine, a fine, pleasant evening.

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Remaining dry. It turned cooler into the ladies have the chance of

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isolated mist and fog patches. Lows in terms and cities between 8-13. We

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have two weather systems pushing in from east and west tomorrow. The one

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in the west will affect our weather tomorrow. Through the day cloud will

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thicken, maybe some patchy, light drizzle from that front heading in

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from the west. Still warm. Further east, the sunshine will turn hazy

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bid to receive the higher temperatures, 23 degrees along the

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marchers. Tomorrow night, some clouds around, a few spots of rain

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but not amounting to much. Remaining mild. Friday, starts cloudy with

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rain easing allowing dry and brighter conditions that then the

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sunshine yellow the border likely to be replaced by thick cloud. The one

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friend brings humid air which could trigger a few showers as well. --

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the warm front. As we head into the beak and these friends pushing in

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from the Atlantic soul and unsettled influence. Humid air continuing

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pushing in. It should be fine at first on Saturday, some sunny spells

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before cloud and showery rain pushes in from the west. It begins to move

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eastwards. After a couple of fine, warm days, a humid and changeable

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and to the week with further showers spreading eastwards on and off

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through Sunday. Sunny spells in between. This photo is of menacing

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looking storm clouds. You can send in your photos by twitter or e-mail.

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Keep up-to-date with all the detail and check the video forecast online

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on our website. New security measures for passengers at UK

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airports will affect all flights. Mobile devices in hand luggage will

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have to be charged or they must be left behind.

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The sacked environment Minister Alun Davies has written to five Assembly

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Members apologising for trying to get private financial information

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about them. The First Minister said he'd warned Mr Davies about the way

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he had dealt of plans over a motor racing circuit.

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And that is Wales Today. We'll have a quick update at 8pm,

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and there's more after the BBC News at Ten.

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For now though, from all of us here, have a good evening.

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