06/09/2014 BBC Wales Today

Police say a total of 31 NATO-related arrests were

made during the summit, in what has been described as an

Most of the arrests were on Thursday, during anti-NATO protests.

The man in charge of policing says it is unlikely the UK will host

another event like it for decades - as Nicola Smith reports.

The clock is ticking at the Celtic Manor.

Staff started planning for the NATO summit exactly one year ago - now

they have just two days to de-rig everything from the model fighter

The convention centre, we're taking everything apart from the Oval

Office that the White House created in here to the big Oval table which

saw all the world leaders meet, the restuarants back to normal, 100

NATO recreated NATO, all the offices back to bedrooms -

The summit was a great, big task for the police, too, who brought in

thousands of officers from across the UK to keep the public, the world

31 arrests were made from Monday to Friday.

Most were around the anti-NATO protests

Two were for possession of an offensive weapon,

two for assaulting police officers, two for making hoax bomb calls.

There were four arrests for aggravated trespass

after police were called to this bank in Newport yesterday.

The man in charge says the number of arrests is a reflection of the

If you control what's happening and you don't lose initiative, the

People realise it isn't an opportunity to smash shop

We were extremely keen not to see damage in centre

of Newport or Cardiff, and if we can stop that, it's less arrests.

Not so much an indictator that less happened, more an indicator

Officers from outside Wales also made 64

arrests which were not connected to the summit, for offences ranging

By tomorrow afternoon, the security fences that have become

so familiar in Cardiff city centre will have been taken down - everyday

And in Newport - there will be little sign that NATO was ever here.

Officials here have confirmed that President Obama DID stay

Now there's just over 24 hours to go until life returns to normal

and the hotel opens its doors to the public once more.

Police say a man's body has been recovered from

Officers and the coastguard recovered the man's body this

North Wales Police are investigating.

Ticket sales for a music, arts and cultural festival set

in the Portmeirion Village in Gwynedd are up 30% on last year,

Festival Number 6 is in its third year.

Pet Shop Boys, Beck and London Grammar headline the music stages,

whilst actor Rhys Ifans features in a tribute to Dylan Thomas,

Rugby - and in a dramatic end to an entertaining

game, the Scarlets let a 14-point lead slip to draw 32-32 with Ulster

Both teams earned a bonus point for running in four tries each

The Scarlets had Liam Williams sent off late on before Ulster levelled

Meanwhile out in Galway, the Dragons are currently drawing

Football, and in the Conference, a 1-0 win was enough to see Wrexham

claim all three points away to Forest Green.

Louis Moult scored the only goal of the game.

The weather forecast now, with Owain Wyn Evans.

High pressure is coming in. A settled night. We cannot rule out

some drizzle. Temperatures will be a little lower across rural sections

of the country. There will be some cloud cover overhead tomorrow. But

equally, plenty of sunny spells. Purchase, between 16-19dC, with a

light breeze. That high pressure is good news, and the outlook is

looking pretty good, with settled conditions and hopefully plenty of

sunshine. another update for you at 10 to 7

tomorrow evening. But for now, from everyone on the weekend team, have a

good evening. Good evening. It was a mixed bag to

start the weekend. The satellite sequence shows cloud across northern

Scotland in the centre of an area of low pressure and associated weather

fronts drifting east across England and Wales