30/07/2014 BBC Wales Today

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The family of Alfie Sullock, the six-week-old baby killed

by his mother's boyfriend, say they don't believe they've had justice.

Today 33-year-old Michael Pearce was jailed for nine years

Alfie's grandfather says he's devastated.

From Newport Crown Court, despite Nick Palit reports.

The relief was etched on the faces of the whole family as they left

court for the last time. The man responsible for killing Alfie was

finally convicted, sentenced and behind bars, but there is

frustration and anger that Michael Pearce was only found guilty of

manslaughter and not murder. There is a lot of disappointment, we

really do not feel justice has been done but it is not an acquittal, it

is a result basically on behalf of the family. We were devastated at

the spirits are high at the moment so we look forward to letting the

baby rest in peace. Matthew -- Michael Pearce had suggested he

looked after Alfie while his new girlfriend Donna Sullock went out

for a first night since his birth but within a narrow and a half Alfie

had suffered catastrophic injuries. Pearce had drunk five pints of peer

in the pub earlier and suggested to Donna that they have a baby

together. She had rejected the suggestion.

Alfie died as a result of ten blows from an object, possibly a baseball

shoe. The judge said, you inflicted multiple injuries on him and due to

your denials we will never know whether you were motivated by

jealousy. More than 300 fires have been

started deliberately across Wales since the school holidays began 10

days ago. That's despite warnings

from the emergency services that the dry, hot weather can lead to

them burning out of control. Grasslands blackened, the fire

started deliberately. Young teenagers hanging around,

light fires and disappear, not thinking about the consequences. A

lot of these areas are areas of scientific interest. They take so

long to regenerate, to grow back, it kills the wildlife. They are

protected species in this area and it kills them as well. ISA -- I have

seen maliciously started grass fires close up already this year. The

smoke and smell hanging over the landscape for days but fires started

deliberately take other forms, this primary school left scarred last

night. Two teenagers have been arrested. Since the start of the

holidays south Wales Fire and Rescue had to tackle 208 suspect fires. The

total for Mid and West Wales was 103 and 22 for North Wales, 333

deliberate fires in just ten days. 128 were grass fires and there were

39 hoax calls across Wales. Laura Thomas tries to prevent youngsters

from starting fires deliberately. Graphic videos are one of her tools.

She works one-to-one with young people referred to her by the police

and social services. It is about helping people to think about the

consequences of what could happen. People who do not have a lot of

sympathy for these young people, I can understand, but if we want to

prevent it happening we need to engage positively with these young

people and work with them rather than against them. Overall the

number of deliberate fires is falling but emergency services say

they still happen too often and still have the ability to put lives

at risk. The wife and child

of a man who killed them at their family home in Gwynedd were

let down by mental health services, David Wyn Jones stabbed

Suzanne Jones, who was 34, and their two-year-old son William, at their

home in Tremadog two years ago. He later admitted manslaughter

on the grounds The review said

agencies should have shared information more quickly, but

the outcome might not have changed. We need better care services

for adults with autism in Wales. That's the view

of an autism charity. It comes as the family

of 20-year-old Claire Dyer, from Swansea,

fight to stop her being moved to A court hearing will take place

at the end of the week. As she updates a scrapbook of time

spent with her daughter, Claire Dyer's mother knows it's soon will

become more difficult to see her eldest child. We were not able to

speak to Claire because she was not able to leave the Swansea unit where

she is being cared for but her family have given us photographs to

help tell the story. Claire has severe autism and for the last few

years she has been looked after a few short -- a short distance from

her home but now it has been recommended that she is moved to a

specialist centre several hours away. She has told everybody she

does not want to go that far. If she is five hours a way that is never

going to work. Her parents acknowledge that her behaviour can

be challenging and she has acute needs but moving her so far from

home can only make the situation worse. Autism charities say they

would like to see a better provision of care for autistic people in

Wales. There are some units available but because the spectrum

is so wide and the needs of individuals are some effort

different it is difficult to pinpoint what services you can put

in one place. -- are so different. Claire was due to move today but her

family managed to get an injunction. A court hearing will take place on

Friday to decide what happens next. At the Commonwealth Games,

the boxers have guaranteed at least another four medals to

Team Wales' tally of 27. Among those who won today was

defending bantamweight champion He's through to the semi-finals

after a split-decision win over But a disappointing day for

Dai Greene. The defending 400 metre hurdles

champion didn't make it through His pre-Games preparations had

been badly affected by injury. Way off his best, and he is not the

athlete he was a couple of seasons ago. That was Dai Greene's honest

assessment after failing to reach the final. It was only his second

race of the season. The former world and European champion has struggled

with injuries, three hernia operations last year. A few months

ago I did not think I would be here. I would love to be running better

but I made some mistakes, it does show, and I think I was too

aggressive. He fears his season has finished early and does not think he

will compete at the European Championships next month. After a

difficult year for Dai Greene, disappointment in Glasgow. He will

not get the chance to defend his title. He has worked so hard but I

would just knock the season on the head and Professor next season. Four

years ago, different story, Wales' hurdle is 12 medals. Dai Greene's

stature in world at the is a shadow of what it once was. -- world

athletics. And another of Wales' defending

champions has seen Lawn bowls singles champion Robert

Weale was beaten by Australia's Aron Sheriff, failing to make the

last eight of men's singles. Rugby, and the BBC

and S4C have reached a new agreement to show Pro12 matches next season,

as part of a four-year rights deal. The broadcasters will share

fixtures across the season. Scrum Five Live will show games

on the BBC on Fridays, and S4C will Cricket, and Glamorgan have lost to

Nottinghamshire in the Royal London One Day Cup

at the Swalec Stadium. Glamorgan finished

their 50 overs on 227-8. But Nottinghamshire won by three

wickets, with nine balls remaining. This month, like June, has been

drier, warm and sunnier than average, but as we look ahead it

will turn more unsettled over the next few days,

will turn more unsettled over the next low pressure ringing rain and

showers and a slight drop in temperature. Tonight, a few showers

in the North, becoming more widespread later in the night.

Southern counties should stay dry and fairly warm. Tomorrow morning

some places will strike -- start of dry and bright. There will be

showers about, however, some on the heavy showers. If you are caught in

a shower tomorrow it could be heavy, the risk of thunder,

especially in Scotland, but south-east England should stay

largely dry. For the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow showers are

expected, a little sunshine, the wind lighter than today. Some

showers in Brecon share and Monmouthshire could be heavy but

some places will miss them, especially in North Wales. This area

of low pressure will move up across the UK over the weekend. More rain

and heavy showers on Saturday but Sunday should be better, more in the

way of dry weather and some sunshine.

We're back in Breakfast from six tomorrow morning.

Thank you for watching. From all of us on the programme, goodnight.