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That's all from the BBC News at Six - so it's goodbye from me,

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Welcome to Wales Today. Tonight's headlines.

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With the sun shining in Cardiff Bay, Labour and Plaid Cymru say they're

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confident they can find a way forward to appoint

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a new First Minister next week after a vote was tied

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We're inside Tata's Steel plant in Shotton, where staff

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say they're optimistic, despite the company being for sale.

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Sue Morgan's disability benefit was stopped after payment

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She's one of a growing number of people who've had problems

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Taking to a tandem to explore how a legacy of Caernarfon's

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industrial past can help shape the historic town's future.

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And at Wales Millennium Centre, the artwork symbolising

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A field of light to remember the fallen.

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This new art exhibition commemorates the lives of the

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hundreds of Welsh men who died fighting in the Somme.

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Joe Ledley's club manager says he has a 50-50 chance of making

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That is definitely not making the final cut.

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Also in tonight's sport, we catch up with two

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of the Swansea-based Welsh defenders ahead of the tournament in France.

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Not quite white smoke, but Labour and Plaid Cymru say

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they're confident a First Minister will be appointed next week

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after a day of talks over which of their leaders

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Two days ago, a vote by Assembly Members

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ended in a surprise tie between Carwyn Jones and Leanne

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Our political editor Nick Servini is at the Senedd.

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They may have been a holiday field to Cardiff Bay on a relaxed Friday

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afternoon but inside, it was far from that as the first talks between

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Labour and applied country were held. The discussions lasted around

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four hours. There were no details of what areas were covered and no

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interviews. All we had to go on was a joint statement and it was

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positive and clearly indicated that we can expect the deadlock to be

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broken next week. It said, we have had a number of meetings today and

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they have been extremely useful. We are confident that we can find a way

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forward which will result in a successful nomination of a First

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Minister next week. We will continue to work over the weekend and look to

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resume formal talks on Monday. Cathy Owens is a former special adviser to

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Welsh Labour and she says a deal needs to be completed quickly. I

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don't think the negotiations started well with such an aggressive

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strategy in terms of being as challenging as you possibly can in

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the first week. But that is a perfectly valid choice that Plaid

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Cymru made. But now they have got to get down to business because what is

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important is that the people at home need a stable government because

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people's jobs and prosperity and public services depend on it. The

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nomination of Carwyn Jones as First Minister was supposed to have been a

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formality but Leanne Wood had the numbers to successfully challenge

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because the Conservatives and Ukip supported her, while Kirsty Williams

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from the Liberal Democrats supported Carwyn Jones. This has been a highly

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effective political ambush by Plaid Cymru. We were supposed to have had

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Carwyn Jones in place by now by First Minister and a full Labour

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Cabinet. As it is, we are in limbo, there is no new government, and the

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best way of getting one is through a labour, Plaid Cymru deal. In that

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sense, Plaid Cymru have put themselves in a much stronger

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negotiating position. These are not formal coalition talks but Labour

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and Plaid Cymru did form a coalition nine years ago when Rhodri Morgan

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and Ieuan Wyn Jones led negotiations that lasted more than two months.

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The former Plaid Cymru leader outlined how he approached the

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talks. You need a top line, which is what you would like to achieve, and

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then you need a bottom line below which you will not go. My advice to

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anybody in those negotiations is to understand those constraints and

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therefore to work within that. Alun Michael was Labour's leader after

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the first Assembly elections. He did not have a majority either and knows

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exactly what it is like to have the other parties ganging up on you.

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When I saw the events this week, I had a sense of deja vu. Three

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parties that could only agree to be oppositional towards the Labour

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Party and have nothing else in common and nobody willing to step

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back. But it is a very difficult when to get out of. It has been an

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extraordinary first week for the Assembly after the election. This

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statement strongly suggests a new Labour minority Welsh government

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will be in place next week but after the last three days it would take a

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brave man to predict anything at the moment.

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So, Nick, a very positive statement today?

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I will point you to the second sentence in the statement which

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says, we are confident we can find a way forward that will result in the

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successful nomination of a First Minister next week. That really does

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not sound to me like a holding statement with a lot still to play

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for. Obviously, but talks have gone well. We should say, during the

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course of all the talks that have gone on, no one has talked about a

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coalition deal and this really set us up for a Labour minority

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administration. My sense is that they either managed to avoid or

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defuse major stumbling blocks on things like the constitution, for

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example, and voting reform, which is something Leanne Wood has talked

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about during the course of the past week. If there is agreement, and we

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will find out in due course the exact areas, it is likely to be in

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the big parts of the two manifestos the parties have come up with, there

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is not huge points of difference on things like social care, apprentices

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and childcare. Plaid Cymru will feel they have made their point and

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Labour are having to deal with an opposition with teeth for the next

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five years. And the statement talks about next week. Is the timing

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important? Well, Labour will be desperate to get a government up and

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running. I think also, it will address something of a disconnect

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that has gone on in terms of politics at the Cardiff Bay and the

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big political story which is the EU referendum in five weeks. While the

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Assembly election and all these negotiations have been taking place,

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no senior political figures here have been able to take part in that

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campaign. I think if there is a deal next week, there will be a relief

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certainly from Labour and in this respect from Plaid Cymru ranks as

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well, that they can then take an active part in the EU referendum

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campaign as it really generates momentum across Wales.

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Staff at the Tata Steel plant in Shotton say they're

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optimistic about the future, despite the company being for sale.

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More than 700 people work at the Deeside factory,

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which processes steel from the Port Talbot plant.

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Managers say it's a profitable part of the business, which is valued

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Matthew Richards has spent the day there.

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Although it's got a long history, steelmaking at Shotton

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is about developing innovations for the future.

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It sells half a billion tonnes of metal a year,

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which it coats with zinc to prevent rust and whatever colour

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Customers from Ikea to the London Shard.

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What it lacks in size compared with Port Talbot,

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This is a successful arm of the business.

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It sells most of what it produces into the construction sector

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and what has made it successful is the way that it has been able

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to differentiate itself from competitors over many years.

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Around three quarters of what comes out of this plant

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That means very few of our competitors

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For workers like April Wilkinson, who's been here for 13 years,

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the day job keeps her mind away from the boardroom discussions.

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The fact we are running every day, we have got a full order book,

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we are profitable, it is a conflict with the rest of the steel

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industry in that respect, but we are just going to keep

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We have got a flexible workforce, a very good relationship

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with our customers, particularly those in the UK, and it is about

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But it's not just direct employees who are being affected.

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His father began transporting steel from Shotton decades ago

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He says the knock-on effects of closing the plant are unthinkable.

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I'm afraid if it went it would probably kill

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the local community, I would think.

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That is just going to create other problems further down the line

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for the government unless they give some kind of help or assistance.

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The multinational chemical firm BASF supplies paint products

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It remains confident that whatever happens

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This has changed ownership a number of times over the years.

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We think this is just the opening of the next chapter

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in this success story, which is the gold-plating at Shotton.

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Steel has been processed in Shotton for 120 years

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so despite the uncertainty over the future,

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staff say they will be producing a product which is in demand

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An amateur boxer has appeared at Cardiff Crown Court

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charged with the murder of a soldier in Brecon.

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Private Matthew Boyd was found unconscious on Lion Street on Sunday

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23-year-old Jake Vallely from Brecon appeared alongside Aaeron Evans,

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They were remanded in custody to appear in court again next month.

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A man from Swansea is recovering after he was attacked with chemicals

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36-year-old Andrew Davies was on a stag-do in Krakow

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when a woman threw a liquid, thought to be a cleaning

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Mr Davies has been treated for third degree burns to his face,

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The Foreign Office confirmed it's provided assistance to a British man

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Claiming the new disability benefit is causing problems for thousands

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The Disability Living Allowance is being phased out and replaced

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with the new Personal Independence Payments.

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The number of queries about swapping from one to the other has increased

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by nearly 40% over the last year and the charity Citizens Advice

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are concerned people aren't getting access to the financial

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Sue Morgan from Briton Ferry has a serious rest between condition. She

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gets the Disability Living Allowance which also provides it with a carer

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because she is not able to do very much on her own. Your lungs don't

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work. That is it. I can't breathe. I can't walk any distance at all.

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Sometimes I can't make a cup of tea. In March, she was told that she

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needed an assessment for the new personal independence payment

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benefit which is replacing the previous payment. She informed them

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that she would not be able to attend her appointment in Swansea because

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of her health condition and that a home visit would be needed instead.

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But at the end of last month, she received a letter to say her

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benefits had been stopped and her claims dismissed because she had not

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attended her appointment. I am trying to cope on my own. It is the

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first home I have ever had on my own without my husband. I am trying to

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cope. According to Citizens Advice, in Wales, there has been a 37

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present increase in the number of queries people have about the claim

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process. Clients tell us it is far more complex and challenging and

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that the criteria has changed so significantly that they don't

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understand what is required of them. I don't think it is in itself a

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difficult process, it is challenging because clients are not aware of the

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significance of the criteria. Sue Morgan's MP believes the system

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should be made easier. I would recommend that we need a cross-party

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look at this now. Stephen Crabb needs to set up some sort of

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cross-party commission to review the way the process is working or not

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working, which is clearly the case. The Department for Work and Pensions

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says this is a new benefit and more claimants may require assistance but

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there are organisations who can provide support. As for Sue Morgan,

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since we have been investigating her case, the Department for Work and

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Pensions has been in touch today to say it will reinstate her Disability

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Living Allowance and it will opt to reopen her claim for the personal

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independence payment. As for the company responsible for assessing an

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individual's eligibility for that kind of benefit, it says it wants to

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apologise to Mrs Morgan for the distress this has caused her.

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Wales is one of the worst affected when it comes

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Research by the BBC found that of the top ten counties

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where branches had closed across Britain, five were in Wales -

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Powys, Denbighshire, Gwynedd, Conwy, and Carmarthenshire.

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The banks say more people are using online services

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and alternatives are in place in most areas.

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Police are investigating after a jet-skier deliberately tried

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to ram a pod of dolphins off Tywyn in Gwynedd.

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North Wales' Rural Crime Unit doesn't believe the man is local

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and says such behaviour won't be tolerated.

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One of Wales's best-known seaside resorts has dropped plans

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for a Punch and Judy show at the Barry Island Summer Festival

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because councillors feared it trivialised domestic violence.

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The traditional puppet show seen on British seafronts for generations

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has now been pulled from the Beats, Eats and Treats event

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scheduled for the weekend of the 4th and 5th of June.

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Now, they say it could be an Artisan Quarter,

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Caernarfon has been awarded a ?3.3 million Heritage Lottery Grant

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to regenerate run-down buildings on the town's historic slate quay.

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The aim, they say, is to create a vibrant hotspot fit

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Roger Pinney's been there to find out more.

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If it's about location, this place has it in spades.

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It's right alongside one of the most famous and visited sites in Wales.

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Caernarfon Castle simply drips with history.

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These old buildings are a legacy of Caernarfon's industrial past.

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Imagine a time when millions and millions of slates were exported

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Now they hope these buildings will be part of Caernarfon's future.

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An artisan quarter which will attract visitors and provide

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And it's sandwiched between established attractions.

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The castle and the Welsh Highland Railway.

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We have got a forge with things happening in it already.

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We have got people who will be arriving to fill

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They will be artisan bakeries and coffee shops and so on.

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And once it takes off, it will be very rapid to flourish.

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With a new railway terminus and this, the castle

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where people come to, I think it will be

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We are all talking together, saying, what can we do?

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We are all fitting into a jigsaw which ultimately will

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Already on site is Beics Menai, a social enterprise which works

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with disabled and disadvantaged local people and which also hires

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They told me they are itching for the project to get under way.

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And you bring together local people but also tourists as well.

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Hopefully, because we hire bikes, we sell bikes, we fix bikes,

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so it's open to everybody, be they tourists or local people

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What is the potential for this development for businesses

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We've got such a lovely setting next to a World Heritage Site,

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we've got the railway and the support of the local

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authority so the potential is very big.

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Now in Caernarfon it is about turning that

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Still to come before seven o'clock. This is how we are going to walk out

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in the first game. That is one way to make your entrance! We catch up

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with two Wales and Swansea City stars.

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And pretty settled conditions this weekend but it will feel much

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fresher. A field of lights commemorating

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the hundreds of Welsh soldiers who died in the Battle of the Somme

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has been installed in Cardiff Bay. The public are being encouraged

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to walk among the lights, which glow red and imitate

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the poppies that grew The artwork has been commissioned

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by Welsh National Opera to accompany their new production,

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which tells the story Here's our arts and media

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correspondent Huw Thomas. It's an artwork designed to make us

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think about the unimaginable. 100 years after a war that

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claimed millions of lives, each light represents one

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of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers who died in the Battle of the Somme

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and who has no known grave. When it opens tonight,

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people will be encouraged to walk among the lights and watch them

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respond to movement The idea is that you get right

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in amongst this artwork. You can marvel at the technology

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of it all but also you can contemplate the lives

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of the 923 Welshmen who all The artwork was commissioned

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alongside a new opera about the war and all produced to commemorate

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the 100th anniversary What we are aiming to do

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with the artwork is to create Somewhere people come and experience

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the scale of the loss that occurred in the First World War,

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particularly for smaller communities Inside the Wales Millennium Centre,

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a new opera also deals with the horrors of

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the First World War. It is called In Parenthesis

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and it is an adaptation of a famous poem by David Jones,

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who served in the trenches. Key to our message is

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that we are left with hope And as the creatives behind it,

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we want the audience to be left Hopefully, the audience will be able

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to take that away with them. After opening tonight,

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the opera will tour, but this new field of remembrance

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will remain in place We thought it would be a powerful

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memory of the battle and to commemorate the battle

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but we also wanted to draw out those We also want to see it

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as a symbol of light, which is why we created a field of

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light, so it is hope for the future. The field of lights will be open

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for a month. An illuminated message from the past

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reminding a new generation of the sacrifices that were made

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during the First World War. And the sound of gunfire rang out

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at the top of Snowdon this morning. Welsh soldiers took part

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in a ceremony on the top of the mountain at sunrise to mark

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the 300th anniversary Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew

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says midfielder Joe Ledley is rated as 50-50 for Wales at the European

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Championships this summer. He broke a bone in his

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leg last weekend. The squad will be announced

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on the 31st of May and Wales assistant manager Osian Roberts says

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they'll give him as much time as possible to prove his fitness

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and will consider taking Ledley even if he can't play

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in their first game. No doubt the Wales captain

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Ashley Williams and his Swansea team mate Neil Taylor will be

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on the plane to France. The Swans will finish

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an eventful season against Tomos Dafydd caught up with them

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to reflect on the Premier League campaign and their hopes

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for the summer. This is how I am going to walk

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out in the first game. Slovakia are not going to know

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what is happening. Having been involved in a relegation

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battle a few weeks We had to push right up

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until the end so we have We have not had a great season

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at Swansea and it will be nice, when this season is finished,

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we can go and enjoy the Euros. Do you think you have an idea how

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big it will be for the Welsh When you see grown men

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crying in the crowd, We are chuffed to bits

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that they can come out there and enjoy it as well but,

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on the whole, we will be that focused on doing our job,

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trying to be as professional as we can, it will only be after

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the tournament we can sit down. Hopefully give a good

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account of ourselves. And you have been on a journey

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with Chris Coleman over His contract is up after

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the European Championships. Would you like his contract

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negotiations to be settled before The World Cup qualifying campaign

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is another campaign we will look forward to afterwards but we have

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to close this chapter first. We would run through a brick wall

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for him and it is the same We have the upmost respect for him

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and the job he has done. A lot of people don't get to see

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the preparation that goes in. The families, the amount

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of tickets people want, with the England game and that,

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they are going to come out and enjoy It is a special occasion, especially

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for our kids and our families. They have supported us

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through the very bad times so they get to

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experience the good times. Leicester City won the Premier

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League, 5000-1 shot. Do we want to qualify

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out of the group stage? But we can't go saying

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what we want to do... We don't want to go making any

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predictions because we are setting That is definitely not making

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the final cut. It was going smoothly and now

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you have got to edit. Boxing, and Andrew Selby counts

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himself as the favourite before his British flyweight title

:23:45.:23:48.

fight in Cardiff's new Ice His opponent Louis Norman

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was initially over the eight stone limit, but returned and had

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to strip naked on the scales Selby, the Barry born boxer,

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is preparing for his A victory would make it the fewest

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fights a Welshman has taken Yes, I am the favourite,

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but he is a very good fighter. I have studied Norman

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for a while now and not many people have because he is not a very big

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name but he is a good fighter. If I win I am going straight

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up to the top It's not the end of the world

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if I lose, A rugby rule book dating

:24:25.:24:29.

back to 1851 has sold A relatively small sized book,

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it's called The Laws of Football It's believed it belonged

:24:36.:24:40.

to William Henry Waddington, It was auctioned at Rogers Jones

:24:41.:24:45.

Co in Cardiff, who said it's the most valuable book

:24:46.:24:50.

they've ever sold. Joe Woolford from Ruthin -

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one half of the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entry this

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year, is making his final Tomorrow night, Joe and Jake

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will perform their hit You're Not Alone in front of a TV

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audience of 200 million people. There's a party going on in his home

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town of Ruthin and Joe says he hopes It's great knowing that we are

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representing the UK but, obviously, I feel a sense of representing Wales

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as well because I'm from Wales I was told I might be the first

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Welsh speaker to ever do Eurovision. Today has been a transitional day.

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We do have a few showers along parts of Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire

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and Swansea. That will tend to fizzle away and most of us can look

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forward to a dry night. We could see a touch of frost. Lows of around

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five Celsius. Tomorrow, pressure rising from the north so we will see

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colder air coming in from the North, which will take the edge of the

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temperatures on Saturday and Sunday. But we do have plenty of sunshine on

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offer and that will help to compensate the colder air crosses.

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Plenty of sunshine. Temperatures around or just below what they

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should be for this time of year. Tomorrow night, it will be pleasant

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while the sunshine is there. Once the sun sets, it will be a chilly

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night. And we will see a chilly night into the early hours of Sunday

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morning. The winds light and coming from a northerly direction. And then

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we head into Sunday. High pressure still in charge of our weather so we

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can look forward to more in the way of settled conditions. You can leave

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the umbrella at home this weekend but you will need to grab an extra

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layer because it will feel chilly compared with the last few days.

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Sunday, a bright start of the morning, but once the sunshine gets

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to work, the temperatures will start to recover. It is not a bad weekend.

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Compared to last weekend when we saw highs of 25 Celsius, it is feeling

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cooler and fresher. Next week, we continue with that theme of dry

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weather but remaining cool. We will have a quick update for you

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at APM. From all of us here, goodbye.

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