13/03/2016 BBC Wales Today

Families of three men, including Christopher Huxtable

from Swansea, who are still missing after a building collapsed

at Didcot Power station have staged a peaceful protest at the site.

Previously they've criticsed the authorities saying they have

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 pilgrimage. Friends and family of

the 3 missing men made the journey to Didcot from Yorkshire and

Swansea. It is nearly 3 weeks since part of the decommissioned power

station here collapsed, killing demolition worker Michael Collins

and injuring 5 others. The family is a fellow workers can Criswell, John

Shaw, Christopher Huxtable, who have not been found, believe more could

and should have been done. Heartbreaking, but we feel so close

to the men that are written there, working away is the worst thing but

we're not leaving them there. That's why we are here, the fight to get

them out. The chief fire officer in Oxfordshire has defended the

handling of the rescue attempt, saying everything was done. Thames

Valley police and the health and safety executive say the recovery of

the missing men is there priority, but there has to be a safe plan in

place for the next stage to go ahead. The owners of the site say

they understand the impact of the uncertainty on the families and said

they are doing all they can to progress the search safely and

quickly. There was a chance to go inside the plant today. We have got

to have them home. We need them home. They are hard-working men,

they worked down here all this time and this is the thanks they get. Any

other country, they would be scrambling to get them out. This is

England and look what they are doing, nothing. The site owners say

the stability of the remaining structure is being independently

assessed. They have offered to meet with families who may have more

information next week. A charity, which has helped

around a thousand veterans and their families says

it's run out of money. Step Change in Colwyn Bay

says 29 people could The Ministry of Defence

which awarded the charity almost 1 million pounds three years ago has

said it could apply for further Tributes have been paid to one

of Wales' leading scientists in the field of anti

cancer drugs, who has died after his own battle

with the disease. Chris McGuigan

was Professor of medicinal chemistry at Cardiff University's

school of pharmacy. He's been described

as an exceptionally gifted Some sports headlines now

and there are celebrations tonight He's won the prestigious Paris-Nice

race - the first Welshman so and says it's the biggest

win of his career. The Team Sky rider finished four

seconds ahead of two time Tour de Rugby - England's rugby players have

won the Six Nations title for the first time since 2011 thanks

to a Scottish victory over France. Meanwhile, England's Joe Marler has

apologised to Wales prop Samson Lee for making

an abusive comment during the match at Twickenham

yesterday, when England beat Six Nations officials

are aware of the incident Head Coach Warren Gatland says he'll

consider making changes to the team It may be making a few changes, but

we have also got to be smart in the way we do things, because if England

to beat France and win the Grand Slam, asp beating Italy, it is

pretty important to. I think we were flat. Every time we came into the

heart, we gave a penalty away, topped the ball, that is unusual for

us, but we were flat, we were slow, we were ponderous and offered

nothing. This is the worst performance by a Wales aside under

Warren Gatland. It'll be dry overnight

with some patchy fog and frost later.

Top temperatures 3 celsius. Looking ahead now to tomorrow.

It'll be a cloudy start. During the morning however

the clouds expected to lift, leaving us with another fine

afternoon with plenty A cool day with a strong

easterly breeze. Temperatures reaching 10

celsius. And that's all from the Sunday

team on Wales today. We're back with updates in breakfast

from 6.25 in the morning. It's been good to have your

company and good night. There may have been some spring

warmth around tomorrow but now the clear skies and temperatures are

dipping. Frost in rural Suffolk.