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Amina Al-Jeffrey from Swansea claimed her father kept her locked

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Now a UK court rules she's in peril and must be returned to Britain.

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We are delighted. I can't tell you. My only concern is that I don't know

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if Amina even knows. What are you really

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eating this evening? Three years on from the horse meat

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scandal, why Wales' food industry First day at work for

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300 junior doctors. Tonight, why Wales could be

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doing more to recruit And the family who scooped

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?61 million on the lottery, two days after one of them

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had cancer surgery. That's how a judge has described

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Amina Al-Jeffrey, who, he says, must be brought back to Wales

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from her father's The 21-year-old from Swansea has

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claimed she's been mistreated and the High Court heard she had

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been effectively "caged", with restrictions to where she could

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go and what she could do. Tonight, her father has been told

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he must facilitate her flight home. A photo sent to friends,

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a metal mesh in the background. A 21-year-old with dual nationality,

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British and Saudi Arabian. A young woman who says

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she is being held against Amina Al-Jeffery went to a school

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in Swansea until she was 16. Then, in 2012, her father

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took her to the city He claimed it was to

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save her life, to stop her going clubbing

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and taking drugs. In the past year, she got in contact

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again, pleading to leave Saudi Arabia, claiming

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she was being deprived of food Her father admitted keeping her

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in his apartment for her The dispute was brought before

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the High Court heard in London. Royals arguing she was in dire need

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of protection from our legal system. The judge initially felt that he

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didn't have a lot of power over what went on in the Middle East.

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Eventually deciding he had to intervene. The judge said...

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My only concern is that I don't know if Amina even knows that

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What I would really like to do is speak to

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her and tell her what the judge said today.

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What he has ordered to

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The MP representing her part of Swansea has urged the

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authorities to make sure today's ruling does make a difference.

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It is important that the police and local

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authorities are involved to secure her safety.

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I hope very much she cameras a normal life in Swansea like everyone

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else, with normal protections. And this case will mean that there is

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not a green light so that other vulnerable people could be taken

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abroad and held in captivity. For three hours today, the judge slowly,

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cautiously but firmly explained his reasoning. Because Amina is both a

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Saudi and British citizen, a citizenship in a UK is to mean

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anything, they should mean help and protection from your own country. In

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issuing this High Court order, yes told tet-mac's father to bring her

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back to the UK by the 11th of September. -- he has told Amina 's.

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What chance she'll return home to Wales from Saudi Arabia?

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Earlier, I spoke to the BBC's diplomatic correspondent

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James Robbins and began by asking him how much weight this

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I think none of us knows, not least the Foreign Office, doesn't know

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what attention the Saudi authorities will give to this. Relations with

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Britain at the governmental level are regarded in Whitehall as being

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extremely close. That is because Britain attaches enormous importance

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to the role Saudi Arabia plays in, for instance, the fight against

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so-called Islamic State and also the importance Britain attaches to the

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immense scale of arms sales to Saudis in Britain, not least the

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Eurofighter Typhoon and other weapons go with it. It is a

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schizophrenic relationship because Britain is highly critical of Saudi

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Arabia's human rights record. It recalls Saudi Arabia as a country of

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concern. It is a very complicated relationship. How Saudi Arabia will

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react is hard to say. It is important to stress that they will

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not easily put any pressure on the ballot in this case if they think

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that goes against what you might call traditional, hardline, Saudi

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Arabian definitions of our father's right over his children. What

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pressures can the UK Government put on Saudi Arabia? It is very

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complicated. The Foreign Office, although they have not spoken

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publicly, will do all that they can to try to bring this case to the

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attention of the Saudi authorities, probably discreetly and behind the

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scenes. They will be urging the Saudis to comply with this order and

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make sure the father returns Amina within the deadline set by the

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court. Having said that, I think there will be a realistic belief in

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Whitehall that there is only so far that they can go in private, and so

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far, that they can't have any expectations that the Saudis will

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necessarily listen to them. Nevertheless, Britain is used to

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making private representations in human rights cases and I think,

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given the strength of what was said in the High Court, I am sure the

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Foreign Office will do their utmost to try and get Amina savoured it on.

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They call this privately very distressing case and have expended a

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lot of effort and try to get home already. The BBC laws-mac diplomatic

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correspondent. The Foreign Office has confirmed they have raised this

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case with the Saudi ambassador in London and will continue to raise it

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with the Saudi authorities. We will keep you posted. -- the BBC's

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diplomatic respondent. Three years on from the horse meat

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scandal, Wales' food and drink industry still faces a "real threat"

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of exploitation by criminals. That's the warning from the head

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of the National Food Crime Unit, who's told Wales Today

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that the sector here is vulnerable to fraudsters who are looking

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to short-change consumers Carwyn Jones has this

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exclusive report. When it comes to the food on our

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plates, who can we trust? Welsh councils are promised more vigorous

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food testing after horse meat was found in burgers. Is it beef or

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horse? Three years ago, the world woke up

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to a new type of crime. News that horse meat was used

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as a substitute for beef in some products sold in the UK revealed

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that consumers weren't In the wake of the scandal,

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the National Food Crime Unit was launched to investigate fraud

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within the food industry. The head of the orgainsation has

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told Wales Today that the scale There always be criminals will look

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to exploit whatever check and balance is in place. In Wales, we

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are talking about a 5 billion plus industry. In terms of its turnover.

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Employing some 250,000 people in Wales. It is an important industry.

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But where there are large profits, there is also the possibility of

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making money criminally. If we don't deal with this in the next two or

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three years and get on top of it, organised crime could become a key

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feature. Food crime comes in many guises. There's substitution. For

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example, making lamb with cheaper meat. Diversion. Animal waste is

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used in products for human consumption. Misrepresentation.

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Selling Argentinian meat is Welsh beef. And adulteration. Adding

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methanol to vodka to increase volumes.

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Earlier this year, North Wales Trading Standards took

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100 samples of food from takeaways, supermarkets, retaillers

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The results are in and the findings are stark.

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There was an issue in nearly half of the samples. There were problems

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with the labelling itself, some not saying something, or finding things

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in the food that should not have been in there.

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Food crime doesn't just mean consumers are getting ripped off.

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It can also distort the market and undemine legitmate businesses,

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Talgarth Bakery supplies 150 shops and food outlets with pies,

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It's a business built on consumer trust.

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It is key to us that everybody else a sickly comes in line, really. It

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is encouraging that anything you buy from a customer's right of use going

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to be safe. And that they can have confidence in what they buy and in

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all it is coming from. The National Food Crime Unit says

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it's still in the early stages of understanding the implications

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of food fraud, but believes it could represent a ?1 billion

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loss to the UK economy. The challenge is making

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sure the food we eat For a small party, they have

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an awful lot of disagreements. Battles about who runs Ukip

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at a Welsh and UK level have rumbled on today and Nathan Gill,

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the party's leader in Wales, Our political correspondent

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James Williams is here. Another rollercoaster

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day for Nathan Gill? Yes. He has had both good and bad

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news today. The good news is that a group of Ukip party chairs in Wales,

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12 in all, have written this letter to the party's ruling committee, the

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NEC, calling on them to retract their threat to expel Mason Gill

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from the party. The NEC has given him until Sunday to stand down from

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one of those two elected positions but this is a letter of support for

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Nathan Gill's stands that he should stay on as an Assembly Member and

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member of the European Parliament. That is the good news. The bad news

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is that Steven Woolfe, the candidate for leadership of the party

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nationally, his campaign he was running, has been kicked out of the

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leadership race for missing the application deadline. And so in an

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Apple -- in what was already a fraught battle in the battle for

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control this party, Nathan Gill has lost a key ally and is in a more

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vulnerable position. The body which represents Welsh

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councils has defended the help local authorities here have given

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to Syrian refugees after a committee of MPs said many

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aren't doing enough. The Home Affairs Select Committee

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found five of the 22 Welsh councils had taken a total of 78

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refugees by March. But the Welsh Local Government

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Association says around 100 more have been settled

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here since the figures were calculated, and more councils

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are ready to receive refugees. The number of British visitors

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making overnight trips to Wales fell slightly in the 12 months to April,

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according to the Great That's compared to a 3.8% increase

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in visits across Britain. But the amount of money visitors

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spent in Wales went up by nearly 2% The Welsh Government says

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the increase in expenditure shows tourism in Wales is

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"performing strongly". Wales could be doing more to recruit

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and retain junior doctors. That's according to

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the Medical Director of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board,

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who believes Wales has Latest figures show there are more

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than 300 unfilled trainee But in Cardiff today,

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hundreds of junior doctors started work

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at the University Hospital of Wales. Nicola Smith went to find out

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what brought them here. This is where the children

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have their blood taken. It's Matthew Jones' first day

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in the paediatric unit at the University Hospital of Wales

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in Cardiff and he's getting a tour He's worked in Wales and England

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but has chosen to train I graduated from Cardiff University

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and I thought I would come back to the hospital that I know reasonably

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well. It is a very because that. It is a trauma centre. It is certainly

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somewhere where you were learn an awful lot of medicine or so Julie

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and a lovely city to live in. And for all those reasons,

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Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has very few problems

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with the recruitment - But, elsewhere, the picture

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is rather different. Figures provided by

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the Wales Deanery last month show that recently,

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almost a quarter of posts were unfilled in the health boards

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that cover both west and North The medical director here says

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it's hard to establish whether the problems with the junior

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doctors' contracts in England has boosted those applying

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to train in Wales this year. We can always do more. My

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perspective is that I think we should be pushing very hard what

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Wales can offer because I do believe it is a great deal to offer. We have

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a lot to offer in Cardiff, as do my other medical director colleagues

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across the rest of Wales. He's from Shanghai, and after

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studying at Cambridge University and Kings College London,

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he told me there were several things Firstly, my seniors told me Cardiff

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and Wales in general had a good teaching programme for junior

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doctors, everyone is supportive. Secondly, at the time, the Junior

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Doctor contract was quite a concern for doctors in England. I think that

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is a big reason for why many of us chose Wales this year. Dudley, I was

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feeling quite adventurous. I have never been to Cardiff and Wales, why

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not come here and explore? A total of 315 junior doctors have

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now started in Cardiff and Vale They will have chosen Wales

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for a variety of reasons. What's clear is the need -

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and the desire - Much more to come

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before seven o'clock. A nice problem to have -

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how to spend a ?61 million It's only just sinking in for this

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family from Monmouthshire. And not much luck on the

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weather front recently. Brighter today but windy with

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blustery showers. Is there any sign of summer?

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The battle for the Labour leadership has been somewhat bitter so far,

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with supporters of Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith trading

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But tomorrow night, the two men will debate with each other

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Ahead of that showdown in Cardiff, our political reporter Cemlyn Davies

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has been to meet party members in Swansea Bay with very different

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views on the right man to take Labour forward.

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Who should lead Labour? That is the question dividing party members as

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the political sands shift yet again. Year in Swansea Bay, as across the

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country, this disagreement over the direction of the party is heading

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in. The Swansea East constituency Labour Party recently passed a

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motion of confidence in the current leader. And his local members

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believe that he should keep his job. I am a single mother, just left

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university with over ?40,000 in debt. He voices everything that is

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wrong in society that affects me, really. He speaks a lot of people in

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terms of workers' rights, equality, justice, and listening to people who

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otherwise haven't felt they have been listened to. Jeremy Corbyn has

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only been in the job since last September when he was elected with

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an overwhelming majority. His policies include reintroducing the

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50p top rate income taxonomies over ?150,000. He is also against

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renewing the UK's nuclear weapons. Further along Swansea Bay, local

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Labour delegates Risley bashed -- recently passed a motion of

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no-confidence in Jeremy Corbyn and his party members believe it is time

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for a new. I work at the steelworks. Jamie was straight down here to give

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me support a few months ago. -- Jeremy. Unless we are in Government,

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which don't think he can deliver for us, he can't change anything. It is

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all very well going to Labour heartland, but we need to win seats

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of the Conservatives in 2020 if we want to get that power and change

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people's lives. This is the man hoping to replace Jeremy Corbyn.

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Owen Smith is the MP for Pontypridd. He wants to readjust the 50p rate

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for income tax. But he is in favour of renewing Trident. This entire

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process is further expose the deep divisions within Labour, from

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grassroots members to elected politicians. How worrying time as

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this for Labour? Incredibly worrying. What should've been a huge

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success, the Tory party dealing each other apart, coming out of Europe,

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Labour should have been taking on the Conservatives, who are racked

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with a huge amount of internal strife will stop yet they have

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managed to get through it and we have created our own. It is very

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important, whoever wins the leadership on this, that we then

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pull together to make sure we're doing things to help other people,

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not internally fighting. As Labour members here and across the UK

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decided who to elect as their leader, it is now down to the two

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contenders to get their message across. Jeremy Corbyn and Don Smith

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will go head-to-head in the first hustings tomorrow. The eventual

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winner will be announced on the 24th of September.

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Kate Morgan is at the Eisteddfod for us this evening.

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The competitions are ongoing in the pavilion to find the best musician.

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But aside from music and the arts, the Eisteddfod is also

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Today, it was the turn of Brexit, and one leading academic says

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the Welsh Government's response to Wales leaving the EU has been

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Speaking here on the Maes this morning, Professor Richard Wyn Jones

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described it as a serious crisis for public finances here.

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It comes as many businesses have told us they're

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Nine years ago, this would then gave up a job to start a run company. The

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Welsh Language Commissioner heart of it. In the products and business. It

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was European funding that enabled her to take the first steps to

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running a shop and now employing a small team of staff. After Brexit,

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they are worried that the future. We don't have major industries and big

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companies and factories to give jobs to people. We had to create our own

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jobs. So, yes, you know, I was a big Remain campaign because I really

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think that we need that money in Wales. Curfew is not without

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substance. This morning, packed audience was told that with Wales

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being a major beneficiary of EU money, there is radical economic

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uncertainty ahead. This is a really serious crisis for the Welsh

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Government. It is a serious crisis for Welsh public finances. Wales is

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a major net beneficiary of EU money. That is going to go. We don't know

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what will follow from it. But they seem to be proceeding as if killing

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London, well, we just want to keep the same amount of money coming to

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Wales, is a realistic prospect. The Welsh Government seen at replacing

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EU funding is a top priority but it is unclear whether that money will

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come from. So far, the UK Government is not made any promises and if it

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doesn't, will the Welsh governance step in and can't afford to? That is

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already weighing on the mind of this charity, that helps promote the

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Welsh language. After request from parents, a grant from the EU allowed

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them to set up a Welsh line is child yourself was. It employs 70 people

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and doesn't need funding, but organisers say that without the

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initial funding, the service would not exist. -- Welsh language

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childcare service. It is important that people educated in Welsh and

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are fluent Welsh speakers have their opportunity to speak it locally.

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What have a career where they can speak in Welsh. Tonight, a

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spokesperson for the Welsh Government said the First Minister

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and Cabinet were committed to getting the best outcomes for Wales

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following Brexit, adding that they were seeking a cast-iron commitment

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that bills would not lose a penny of that you money budgeted to it up to

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2020. The Welsh Language Commissioner has to make complaint

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to the BBC following a tweet sent by a researcher.

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a contributor to appear on Radio 5 Live to talk about "why the Welsh

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The station has apologised and said it was for a "broad discussion

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Meri Huws said the message was verging on racism.

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Asking those states of questions about the language which is the

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language which is alive and is our language, one of them in Wales, is

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not appropriate. In other contexts, it would definitely be considered

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racist. And that's all from the

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Eisteddfod tonight. A family from Monmouth say they're

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"living the dream" after winning more than ?61 million

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on the EuroMillions lottery. The Davies' scooped the prize

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by matching all seven numbers in Friday's draw,

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two days after one of them Our reporter, Jordan Davies -

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no relation, he has If you win the lottery,

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you have to pop a champagne cork. And after the bubbly,

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many of us would no But for the Davies',

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there's no need, as they've all won. Mother, sisters and partners are now

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more than ?61 million richer after 23-year-old sales

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exec Stephanie bought the ticket at the last minute

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from a garage in Monmouth. As soon as I found out, I was

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shaking, crying, I didn't know what to do. I went straight to my partner

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Steve, with the iPad and ticket on one hand, and in my mouth, crying,

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just to get into to double-check it. Because we didn't feel was real.

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And today the family explained the win had come at a particularly

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poignant time, after Sonia Davies was given the all clear

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after a cancer operation in Florida last Wednesday.

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We just thought, why not buy a lottery ticket? If ever it happens,

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it will be no. Not really thinking that it would. -- it will be now.

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APPLAUSE There's no rest for a lottery winner

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- a press conference And for 19-year-old psychology

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student Courtney, what's the first I stupidly said I was going to buy

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myself an electric toothbrush because I never had the money to buy

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one, spending ?50 on a toothbrush. That is my first comment and I

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haven't lifted down yet. -- lived it down.

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Even lottery winners have to brush their teeth.

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They say good things come in threes - succesful treatment and now

:24:53.:24:55.

Let's see if Derek's numbers have come up on the weather charts.

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If only. I would be happy with some nice summer when there might well.

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No chance of that just now. It has been brighter today but not great

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for August. Sunshine and showers in Tenby, rainbow as well. Lastly,

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rough seas off the coast of Anglesey with gale force winds and gusts of

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50-60 mph in Snowdonia and mumbles head in Swansea. The reason for the

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strong winds and low pressure on the of Ireland, that will track across

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Scotland and move away towards Norway tomorrow. Tonight, it stays

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windy, especially on the coast. There will be some dry weather and

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some or showers rifling through as well. Heavy showers, for example, in

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mid Wales. A fresher night with temperatures in the mid-teens. Here

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is the picture tomorrow morning. Less windy at this stage but still

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noticeably easy. Some places stay dry with sunshine in Wrexham, but

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not dry everywhere. Showers. The round, as you can see here. One to

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heavy ones as well. Mixed bag tomorrow. You might catch a shower

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or two but there will be dry weather, patches of blue sky and

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sunshine. If you're lucky, you might avoid the showers. Colour and

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fresher than today, highs of 17-20dC. If you're going to the

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National Eisteddfod in Abergavenny tomorrow, I would not rule out a

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shower. But most of the day, dry and cloudy at times, not as wind

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yesterday. Tomorrow evening, any showers fade away to leave as all

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with the dry and clear night. And cooler, down to 10 Celsius in parts

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of Powys. Better on Friday. Worked to showers here and there, otherwise

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dry with sunny spells and feeling warmer with lighter winds. The

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weekend is at bit up and down. Someone sunshine. A little rain and

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drizzle and planning unit for a while. In more detail, nice weather

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likely on Saturday. Fine and warm. But it might dampen Maki later on in

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the day. Sunday, dull and damp start with misty, low cloud but try and

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brightening up from the West and turning a bit fresher again. Jimmy.

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The headlines... High Court judge has ordered the father to allow his

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daughter to return to Wales from Saudi Arabia. 21-year-old tet-mac

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three from Swansea as claimed she has been mistreated and the court

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heard she was effectively caged, with restrictions as to where she

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could go and what she could do. -- 21-year-old Amina Al-Jeffrey.

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I'll have an update for you here at eight o'clock and again

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Thank you for watching from all of us on the programme.

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I think I love you. I love you too. Let's move in together.

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