19/03/2016 BBC Wales Today

Good evening.

The Conservative MP for the Vale of Glamorgan, Alun Cairns,

has become the new Welsh Secretary.

He replaces Stephen Crabb, who's been appointed Work

and Pensions Secretary following the dramatic resignation

of Iain Duncan Smith.

Here's our political editor, Nick Servini.

It's been a day when the political merry-go-round has been in full

swing and the winds of change prompted by the resignation

of Iain Duncan Smith as Work and Pensions Secretary have been

felt at the top of Welsh politics.

Stephen Crabb's departure to fill that role means that Alun Cairns

in Barry Island in his Vale of Glamorgan constituency today

is the new Welsh Secretary.

He says he wants to adopt a similar deal-making approach to the job

as Stephen Crabb, with his main focus on infrastructure.

If we think back at the last major infrastructure project

that was delivered in Wales was probably Cardiff Bay

and the regeneration of those areas.

Now, I want the city deal to be seen in that light and it's

about striking those deals, getting that economic growth

potential released, around the Carfiff deal that has already

been announced, but the same for North Wales and the same

for Swansea and other communities in Wales with similar schemes.

Stephen Crabb now has to build bridges on welfare reform

after his predecessor Iain Duncan Smith was highly

critical of recent cuts to disability payments.

Clearly there is a very important mission that this government has

in terms of reforming our welfare system, to better support people

making the transition into work.

It's one of the reasons we now have record unemployment levels

in this country.

These are major career developments for both men.

Stephen Crabb now has this hugely difficult job of seeing

through the UK's changes to welfare at a time when the man

through the UK's changes to welfare at a time when the man who did have

that job has just resigned,

saying the changes are indefensible.

And Alun Cairns has to see through some major government

commitments on infrastructure and big changes in the way

that devolution works.

The final change is that the Aberconwy MP Guto Bebb

will become a Wales office minister, an appointment the UK Government

hopes will help deal with complaints that the North is too often ignored.

Work to find the bodies of three men, including one from Swansea,

has begun at the site of the collapsed Didcot Power

Station.

Heavy lifting gear is being used to remove debris.

Christopher Huxtable was working there when the accident happened.

His family have been critical of the operation.

Takeaway businesses will have to promote food hygiene ratings

on leaflets, for customers who order by phone or online.

Businesses are being told to highlight the "scores

on the doors" scheme on flyers and menus,

from November.

Rugby and Wales have finished second in this years Six Nations.

Rugby and Wales have finished second in this year's Six Nations.

On the final weekend of the Championship,

Warren Gatland's side secured their biggest ever victory

over Italy, winning by 67 points to 14, as Iwan Griffiths reports.

It was all about finishing the tournament well,

according to Warren Gatland.

As they crossed for a record nine tries against Italy,

Wales did exactly that.

Rhys Webb and Dan Biggar had already scored when a well-crafted move that

started in Wales' own half resulted in a score for centre Jonathan

Davies.

Leading by 27 points to nil, Jamie Roberts crashed over early

in the second half and a reasonably subdued crowd were brought

to their feet to applaud man of the match George North's

individual brilliance.

It wasn't perfect, Wales not always accurate and the defence did leak

two tries, but the men in red did win in style,

Ross Moriarty claiming two tries.

Liam Williams and Gareth Davies also got their names on the scoresheet.

Just being here is brilliant.

Atmosphere's amazing.

We sat with some Italians, they were fab, really good fun.

It was a bit of a damp squib, cos there was nothing on.

Wish they'd have won last week.

First ever experience and I really, really enjoyed it.

So the fans leave having enjoyed a feast of tries.

Wales will finish this year's Six Nations in second place and now

face a daunting three tests of a tour to New Zealand.

-- face a daunting three test Summer tour to New Zealand.

Football, and in the Premier League, it's currently nil-nil

between Swansea City and

Aston Villa at the Liberty Stadium.

Meanwhile, Cardiff City secured a valuable point.

Lex Immers claimed the Bluebirds' equaliser.

But for Newport County, it was a disappointing 4-1 loss

to Bristol Rovers.

Wrexham scored three to beat Chester in the local derby.

Quick look at the weather and after a chilly night,

tomorrow will remain mostly dry and cloudy,

with the odd sunny spell later on.

Feeling warmer than today, with highs of 9 Celsius.

That's Wales Today.

From everyone on the weekend team, bye-bye.

High

High pressure

High pressure continues

High pressure continues to