30/01/2016 BBC Wales Today

Gwent Police are investigating the discovery of a baby's body

near an industrial estate on the outskirts of Newport.

They received a call just before two o'clock yesterday afternoon,

that a baby's body had been found on land near

Officers are treating the death as unexplained,

and a postmortem examination is due to take place on Monday.

They haven't released further details.

The Welsh Economy and Transport Minister, Edwina Hart,

has accused UK government officials of ignorance over suggestions

several cross-border rail services could be split up.

It would force passengers to change trains at a station near the border.

Here's our Political Reporter, Cemlyn Davies.

Like most routes in Wales, the Aberystwyth to Birmingham

International line is part of the Wales and Borders rail

franchise which will soon become the Welsh government's

But it seems the map could be very different and much smaller

There is a suggestion now that services like this one starting

in Wales but ending in England could be broken up with different

companies providing the service either side of Offa's Dyke and that

could leave passengers travelling to places like Birmingham

from Aberystwyth having to change at a station near the border.

That's a very bad suggestion especially for people

going to Birmingham International Airport, which is people

from university, hospital, travelling a lot going

I have to change over in Shrewsbury anyway.

It's only about 20 minutes, 25 minutes maybe, half an hour

changeover anyway, so it's just the best option

The Department for Transport in London has said it expects that

routes serving English communities will be remapped to ensure

there is a proper accountability for passengers in England

after the franchise has been devolved.

The Welsh Transport Minister disagrees.

I sometimes think that some of the people that you deal

with don't actually understand Wales and they don't understand how things

I mean sometimes officials at various levels within DFT

but I have to say, at the end of the day, my job is to ensure

we have the best passenger service and the best franchise and that's

The Department for Transport said it's working closely with the Welsh

government and no decision will be made without taking local

And you can see more on this story on Sunday Politics Wales tomorrow

morning at 11.00am on BBC One Wales.

Homeowners in Pwllheli say they were left feeling frightened

after receiving letters saying the Crown Estate wanted

to keep its historical right to dig under their houses.

The Crown Estate says it has no intention of digging anywhere

but it's a legal process to ensure it doesn't lose the rights.

I could understand that people might be quite afraid having seen this

that something is going to happen in the near future

I don't think that necessarily is the case, but certainly people

should be aware of what their rights are and aware of what the potential

Football, and in the Championship, Cardiff City have beaten

In League 2, Newport County have also enjoyed a win away

against Morecambe, 2-1, while Wrexham drew 1-all away

Rugby and in the Pro 12, the Scarlets have lost away

It was the Wales full-back Liam Williams' first appearance

Meanwhile, the Cardiff Blues are playing Edinburgh

A short time ago the score was 7-0 to the Blues.

Let's get the weather forecast now with Sue Charles.

Today's been the calm before another storm,

Henry, on the way but before that, some rain tomorrow, milder

Tonight starts dry but showers developing.

Could turn wintry as they hit cold air on high ground but short lived.

It turns less cold as cloud and rain arrives from the West.

Maybe some frost and ice in East where it stays clear longest.

Misty and murky with some rain, drizzle and hill fog.

The wind picking up again but drawing in milder air

11 Celsius in Ceredigion, 13 in Conwy.

Then this low-pressure system pushes in from the Atlantic

Our next named storm Henry could bring gale force winds,

The potential for stormy conditions into Monday.

Hello. The UK's next named storm is on the way, on Monday and Tuesday

with rain and