13/03/2016 BBC Wales Today

The family of Christopher Huxtable from Swansea, one of the three

workers missing after a building collapsed at Didcot power station,

have travelled to see the site for themselves.

Previously, they've criticised the authorities for leaving them

The Police and the Health and Safety Executive say recovering

the missing men remains the priority.

It was a day both of protest and of courage.

Friends and family of three missing men made the journey to Didcot

It's been three weeks since part of the decommissioned power

Killing demolition worker Michael Collins and injuring five others.

The families of workers Ken Cresswell, John Shaw

and Christopher Huxtable believe more could and should be done.

Heartbreaking, but we just feel so close to the men in there.

That's why we are here today, to fight to get them out.

The Chief Fire Officer has defended the handling of the rescue attempt,

saying everything was done to get into the blast rubble pile.

Thames Valley Police and the Health and Safety Executive said

the recovery of the missing men is their priority but there has

to be a safe plan in place for the next stage to go ahead.

The site's owners say they understand the impact

of the uncertainty on the family and say they are doing all they can

to progress the search as safely and quickly as possible.

There was a chance to go inside the plant today.

They have worked down here all this time and this

Any other country, they'd be scrambling to get these men out.

The site owners say the stability of the remaining structure

They've offered to meet with families when they have more

A charity which has supported around a thousand veterans

and their families says it's run out of money.

Change Step in Colwyn Bay says 29 people could now lose their jobs.

The Ministry of Defence, which awarded the charity almost

?1 million three years ago, has said it could apply for further

Moving on to sport now, and victory for cyclist

Geraint Thomas, winning the prestigious Paris-Nice race.

He's the first Welshman to do so and says it's the biggest win

The Team Sky rider finished four seconds ahead of two-time Tour de

I obviously came here wanting to try to win and do as best

I could, but to actually do it, it's the biggest win for sure

Rugby: England have captured the Six Nations' title for the first

time since 2011 after Scotland beat France earlier today.

Meanwhile, England's Joe Marler has apologised to Wales prop Samson Lee

for making an abusive comment during the match at Twickenham

yesterday during the first half of England's 25-21 victory.

Six Nations' officials are aware of the incident

Coach Warren Gatland says he's disappointed with Wales' performance

This been criticised for not scoring enough tries. Wales came -- claim

three Twickenham. After Dan Biggar crossed, George North was next to

school, finishing a well worked move. Minutes later, Taulupe Faletau

was charging through the English defence. The only shame, it was all

too late. This kind of rugby playing Wales was nowhere to be seen in the

first half. They were terrible. We just didn't turn up. Really unlike

us. I said after 25 minutes but only to make some changes. Make some

replacements to get some energy into the first 40 minutes because it was

very unlike us and very disappointing and really cost us the

game. But France left took them in September with a spring in their

step. They'd beaten the World Cup host in their backyard. Six months

later, they leave frustrated, confused even. Despite the late

comeback, their team off second best. The first try from Anthony

Watson and three Owen Farrell penalties established the 16-

0/2-time lead. With looking lost with defence and usually poor. The

game ended with a flourish, but a loss nonetheless. England were to

Paris having won the triple Crown and with a grand slam in their

sights. Warren Gatland may ring the changes before the match against

Italy on Saturday. A dream of a never title left in tatters at

Twickenham. Let's take a look at the weather

now: Overnight, it will be dry with some patchy fog and frost

developing later on. Tomorrow, after a cloudy start

to the day, the cloud will lift through the morning to leave another

fine afternoon with plenty But it will be a cool day thanks

to a strong easterly breeze. Temperatures reaching

11 degrees Celsius. And that's all from the Sunday team

on Wales Today for now. Join me later for a news

and sport update. In the meantime, from all of us

here, have a nice evening. Hello. More of us have been enjoying

the early spring sunshine.