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That's it, so goodbye from the BBC News at Six.

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Jeremy Corbyn tells us what his leadership means for Wales

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and those tensions between party HQ and Labour here.

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Carwyn and I get along fine. I did say that my acceptance speech meant

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we would move on and we move on together as a part. Carwyn that. --

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agrees with that. Linda Razzell from Carmarthenshire -

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was double murderer, Christopher Halliwell,

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linked to her disappearance? UKIP's new leader arrives

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to knock heads together Lucy reports on the calls

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for every hospital in Wales to have specialist services

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to help diagnose osteoporosis He and his brother John

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were the Bale and Ramsey of their day - tributes

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to Mel Charles, one of our Lord Kinnock said there

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wouldn't be another Labour government in his lifetime

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if Jeremy Corbyn remained leader. The Pontypridd MP,

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Owen Smith, who lost the leadership battle,

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said - Mr Corbyn would leave But tonight Jeremy Corbyn has told

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this programme - it's time for Labour

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in Wales to get behind him. And he's dismissed reports

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of tensions in his relationship with the leader of the party

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in Wales, Carwyn Jones. David Cornock reports

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from Liverpool. Jeremy Corbyn, among friends at a

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Welsh reception in the conference bridge. He may have won the

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leadership again but can he wind over voters? One of the reasons that

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Owen Smith challenged US because you think you cannot wind an election.

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If you listen from labour that if you have more left-wing leaders,

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people like Ed Miliband. In Wales, you lose a share of votes and he's?

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Welsh Labour has put forward a radical alternative to what the

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Tories have doing so there is no internal NHS market in Wales, no

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sale of council houses going to be going on in Wales. There was a

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governor to log intervened and what industries and invest in the economy

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in Wales. There is a labour governments in Wales. You are the

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man who leads Labour across the UK. You are a man who would be Prime

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Minister and Neil Kinnock said that under your leadership, you will not

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see another Labour governments in your lifetime. Is he wrong? We just

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had a wreckage turnout and I received votes of over 300,000

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people. They are the ones who deliver the leaflets, knock on doors

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and talk to the voters. They are the ones who have that need to the best

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party so we will go followed to win an election. Is he right? Pontypool

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isn't online. They sought after legacy. Voters here, are they

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receptive to Jeremy Corbyn's mag message? Bye-bye and don't like his

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policies. I was voted Labour that I will not vote for him. I think he

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can attract votes from much of the working class, particularly from

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people who don't engage in politics. I think a lot of the things he said

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resonate with the will be bull. His policies seem to appeal to the

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grassroots so, you know, nobody else has done any good so why not have a

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go? Away Karas, Carwyn Jones and Jeremy Corbyn have fallen out in a

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palatable over plans to let the Welsh Labour leader choose a member

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of the party was a ruling national executive. Mr Jennings and wanted UK

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leader that backsliding on those plans would be political leader

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damaging in Wales. Why not let Carwyn Jones nominate a member of

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the NEC? Why are you resisting the idea? I am not resistant to that

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idea. You just don't want him to nominate it? I want to ruin any

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party about how the nominations should take place to be an easy so

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that it enjoys the confidence of the executive in Wales. That is surely

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just a basic proposal. We get along fine and we had a good discussion

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about it. Elbow he has been critical, he has warned that all the

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gains Labour has made in Wales good struggle. We get on fine. I did say

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in my acceptance speech that we move on from that point and we move on

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together as a party and Carwyn agrees with that. Colburn supporters

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as the net allowing Carwyn Jones elected individual the balance of

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power lay from the leader. -- Jeremy Corbyn.

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Our Political Editor, Nick Servini, is at

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Nick, Jeremy Corbyn may have a bigger mandate,

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but the tensions between him and Welsh Labour continue?

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It's not often retailers about the Labour Party at the moment but I

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think this is a row that has potentially been averted. I think

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there was a sign of the importance that Carwyn Jones are made of this

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current dispute and the fact that he physically turned up at the NPC

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meeting today and I'm told very strongly that he may be placed that

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Labour is in Dublin in Wales. -- NEC. And that they should have an

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end on the NEC. Here is the crux of the matter. -- are aimed at in

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Wales. We have a dispute between the so-called moderate than the left

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wing as any party. Something which has gripped later any past year. The

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point is that if this had really flare out, it would have been the

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first time that Welsh Labour and Carwyn Jones would have been dragged

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into this dispute that we need you factions. -- between the two

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factions. Will they start talking about policy? A clear attempt by the

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Shadow Chancellor, John McDonald, to do that Uday with a whole raft of

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policies to do with the economy. Still a lot of talk about different

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factions and different parties, and power bases within the Labour at the

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moment. It is a striking fact that Labour is out of power at

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Westminster but in power in Cardiff and in power in London. Now, despite

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all the drama that we have seen in Westminster at the moment, you would

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have thought that maybe what happened in Wales could be on the

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Gregory but there is an argument to say that the performance of Labour

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in Wales at the moment is more important than it has ever been to

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restore the credibility of labour for the year that it is currently in

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opposition at Westminster. -- periphery. Thank you.

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A former detective has told the BBC he believes double murderer,

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Christopher Halliwell, may also be linked to

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the disappearance of a woman from Carmarthenshire.

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Linda Razzell went missing in 2002 after setting off

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Her estranged husband Glyn Razzell is serving life for her murder,

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Mrs Razell's family have dismissed the claims,

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This is Wiltshire Police's reconstruction of Linda Razzell

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journey to work to Swindon College in 2002. It reduced to help them

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with their investigation at the time. Shortly after walking through

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this lane, Mrs Razzell disappeared. Special lease searches of nearby

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rivers and ponds were carried out but her body was never found. --

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police. Her husband was eventually charged with her murder but now

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there is a claim that this man, Christopher Halliwell, a double

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murderer, might have something to do with the disappearance. It comes out

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of this ex-Wiltshire police detective questioned by officers

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failed to follow up the taxi driver's connection to other

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killings. We are aware of Razzell, Linda Razzell... Her husband is

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serving time for her murder. Exactly. She had an connection with

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Halley well and we know that he had a direct connection to Linda

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Razzell. The asking controversy around the criticism of the police.

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Wiltshire Police say they are not linking Halliwell to any other

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murders but its officers are due to be a civil police forces are

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visiting cases. We now have a much more detailed account of how good of

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a Halliwell operated. I can go back to other forces and happened to look

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outstanding offences, particularly around the depositions and burial of

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bodies, clothing and revisiting scenes. River Halliwell is buying

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bars or two murders and what the police say they do not want the case

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to cause distress to families. A jury at Mold Crown Court

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has heard claims that a former senior police officer,

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was seen at a house used A witness who gave investigators

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a list of men he says abused him, the property in Wrexham,

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which was the "centre Mr Anglesea denies sexually abusing

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two boys in the 1980s, Drivers caught speeding

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on the variable speed limit section The eight-mile section

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through Newport has been in place for five years,

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but no-one has ever been prosecuted. For the next fortnight,

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advisory notes will be sent to those caught speeding,

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but after that motorists For the past few months,

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two rivals - Nathan Gill and Neil Hamilton -

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have both staked their claim Determined to put an end

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to that rift, the new UK leader of the party,

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Diane James paid them For the Ukip family in Wales, there

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has been plenty celebrate this year. From winning seven seats in the CNS,

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to campaigning successfully corrected. But behind the scenes,

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all is not well. Nice to meet you. We have never met. She has only been

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in the job for just over a week but Diane James visited the party's

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assembly members in Cardiff Bay today for a spot of relationship

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counselling. It is all smiles here today but since you get entered the

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parliament, this place has been the centre as an bitter infighting

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between Neil Hamilton and Nathan Deal. -- Gill. Another snap for the

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family album Nathan Gill was missing. Apparently stuck in

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traffic. In the assembly, he is although stuck in a bit of a jam

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having being told to sit as an independent and leave Ukip. We'll

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Nathan Gill be a Ukip assembly member? We will have to wait and

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see. I'd love to happen. I have having constructive meetings and I

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will build on that and hopefully develop something and deliver

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something which is what the group once at the moment and what Mr Gill

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once. She gave no answer to the question of moving the party in

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Wales but, in another interview, she said she understood it was this man,

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Neil Hamilton. His team say she is right to say so in what would be

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seen as a blow to Nathan Gill, who has not responded to ABC Wales' call

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this morning. -- BBC. Our understanding constitutionally is

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that it was not making any more and perhaps that was as far as we knew.

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I'm not really sure what the position is at it today's events,

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I'd end now. What I saw on a television was that it was Neil

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Hamilton but the leader of the group and the leader of Wales could be

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confusing, I think, and maybe... I don't know. Speaking ahead of

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today's visit, Diane James said she hopes to have a happy bunch of

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Ukipers buying time she leaves Wales but she may have maybe split even

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deeper. Much more to come

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before seven o'clock: The Wales coastal path

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is a mecca for walkers - but tonight criticism that we're

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dragging our feet on marketing Mel Charles has died at the age

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of 81. More services in Wales to help

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diagnose osteoporosis could save the NHS four

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and a half million pounds a year. So says the National

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Osteoporosis Society - which is calling for every

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hospital in Wales to The Welsh Government says extra

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funding has been provided for more physiotherapists as part

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of a community based approach. Jackie Pile was diagnosed

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with osteoporosis seven years ago. She has broken a number

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of bones in her spine My back aches if I'm standing

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for any length of time. I used to be a teacher,

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carrying big boxes of books I know now that I can't do that so,

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obviously, you modify that Jackie had a scan because of

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ongoing back pain and said identifying the cause

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of it was a relief. She has lost six inches in height

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since her diagnosis. I'm a bit cheesed off being short,

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compared to being five foot eight. I could reach things

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and people would Yeah, now I've got to stand

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on a stool to look in the mirror. Fracture Liaison Services

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at hospitals help identify if people who have broken bones have

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osteoporosis or if they are at risk But the National Osteoporosis

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Society warns that only half of hospitals in Wales offer

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these services to their patients. The charity believes

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that if the support was available at all hospitals, it

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would help diagnose the many people in Wales who have the condition

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without realising. There's a huge lack

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of provision in rural areas, particularly looking at a very rural

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parts of mid Wales and that makes a huge difference because we know

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that Liaison Services and, so,

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potentially, there osteoporosis is I've come to the University

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of South Wales in Pontypridd. I have a small frame

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and a medical history, which may make me more

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vulnerable to osteoporosis. At the age of 30, you start

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to lose approximately 1% You lose 2% of the bone

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that is inside the bone. The scaffolding of

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the bone, all right? So, when you reach menopause,

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that increases by around ten fold. This scanner will be able to tell me

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whether my bones are weaker all more fragile than it

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should be for my age. Whether I have a

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bone-related condition. If it is bad news, there

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is plenty that can be done. Weight-bearing exercise,

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more calcium and if needs be can all help

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build bone strength. Experts say we should

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all be doing what we can

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to look our bones, whatever our age. Earlier in the results of that again

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later on July in the show. It is on 833 and tonight and is called ACL

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in, middle aged me. -- 830 tonight. Visit Wales, the body that promotes

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the country to tourists, should be doing more to promote mid

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Wales and its destinations. That's according to local MP,

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Russell George, and a number of small operators who've

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contacted this programme. They say too little money is spent

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on tourism promotion in Wales and the current focus

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on the Year of Adventure The Government says visitor numbers

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are at record levels. It is being sold as a country of

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adventure from whitewater rafting to taking your's lauded the wild. Wales

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has little to offer what smaller operators in a sector feel that a

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sector based on adventure is hazardous. This lady runs a

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bed-and-breakfast while this woman runs a restaurant and accommodation.

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They both feel that there is not enough clarity on promoting

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individual areas of Wales and more simple pleasures such as the coastal

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path. All of our visitors bar none said that when they were walking the

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coastal and, they did not meet anyone. It is not getting advertised

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enough. The coastal and was opened in 2012. It runs for 870 miles

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around the beautiful coastline of Wales. Somehow or other, the message

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is not getting out there and it has to be down to Visit Wales. They have

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good rugby areas and I didn't think they are doing so. A recent survey

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said four out of five to rest and businesses in Wales say the summer

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was at least as busy as 2015's record-breaking yeah. It has been

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down to a... But there was cause for well to be marketed to the world. It

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is not enough money is being spent on promoting mid Wales. In Scotland,

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breezy ?50 million spent on truism. In Wales, it ?8 million. There is no

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evidence that any of it is spent on promoting mid Wales. -- onto risen.

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-- on to risen. We will do everything we can do naked with

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wells. The focus we have placed on making sure that every element the

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economy well slash. -- to make it work with Wales. For smaller

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operators, like Susan, she feels that it is proving to be tiring for

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other reasons, struggling to get the bookings in. Our next destination

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tonight is the world of sport. We start with sad news

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tonight of the passing Tributes have been paid to former

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Wales footballer Mel Charles, Mel was the younger brother

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of John Charles and in their day they were the Bale and Ramsey

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of their generation. I've been looking

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back at his career. Mel Charles, playing

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ability that was legendary. A character that was

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larger than life. Melvin Charles was born in Swansea

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in 1935 and became a footballer because his family love

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the game and, at school, As a schoolboy, he played for Leeds

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but was so homesick he came Throughout his career, Mel had

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to deal with being the younger He was a few inches

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taller than him but he was further in John's

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formidable shadow. But it was playing for Wales

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in the 1958 World Cup that he got his chance

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in the limelight with his brother Wales lost to Brazil but it was

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Mel's quarterfinal tussle with a certain Pele that saw

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the footballing world sit up. Mel got high praise for his

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performance but I remember coming home

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to Swansea station by myself. Someone says, have you been

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on holiday again, lads? They didn't realise

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we had just come home from Sweden and we got

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to the Hester followers only World Cup

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sorry they got cold. Mel moved to Arsenal in 1959 for a

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record-breaking transfer fee. injuries would nlight

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his Highbury career but he found happier times

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in 1962 when he would return to Wales

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and found his former Cardiff city. When Cardiff got relegated, Mel's

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and relatively coming to an end but he reignited his lovely game

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in the Welsh league, playing for Porthmadog

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and what the hell and he is remembered fondly at

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every club he played. He had ability like his brother. He

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could play anywhere from centre back to centre forward. They were a great

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family and when you throw in Jeremy as well the Charles dynasty in many

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ways will move on for many years to come. Mel went on to win 31 caps for

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Wales and was never booked in his professional career. In 2009, he

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wrote a book. In The Shadow Of A Giant. Detailed two brothers who

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played football. He was a star. He played until his wife did not work

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any more. He was from the people of the people and he never forgot that.

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-- until his legs did not work any more. Mel died in the age of 81 but

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he will be remembered as a Swansea and Wales legend.

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Now staying with Swansea City - and it's understood

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Francesco Guidolin will be given time

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The Swans lost to Mancester City on Saturday but defender Jordi Amat

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says they showed their potential under the manager in the 3-1 defeat.

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And just a reminder that final plans are being made to celebrate

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the achievements of our Olympic and Paralympic athletes this summer.

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A home coming ceremony will take place outside the Senedd on Thursday

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The catalyst was the Second World War.

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Army and civilian casualties desperately needed

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blood transfusions - and clinics were set up

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Sensing they were onto a good idea - the Welsh Blood Service

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was established in 1946 - seventy years ago today.

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This is a 11-year-old Cyrus Parry. When he was two, he was diagnosed

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with a brain tumour. He underwent therapy and needed blood

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transfusions. Thanks to blast Dennis, he is now fit and well. You

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don't realise the effect the blood will have. -- blood donors. You just

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knew that he needed blood. He went from lying on the bed to being this

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child who was balancing around a playroom and it is just an amazing

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cancellation. This is what giving blood looks like. Many of the

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service men and women in the barracks are regular donors. They

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have a real sensitivity and under the portions. -- understand the

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importance to carry out operations and save lives. Donors like these

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are in the minority. The Welsh blood service said it needs to recruit

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13,000 new donors every year. The vast majority of the population can

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give blood and that anyone over the age of 17 and before their 65th

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birthday if it is a clear kinder nation but they can giving as long

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as they are fit and healthy. It was the outbreak of the Second World War

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which saw the beginning of mass organised blood donation. The others

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give some of your blood to the transfusion services. It was not

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until 1946 that the service as we know was created. Cathy Shah was an

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RAF servicewomen in Cardiff and she has a special reason for giving

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blood. Two years ago, husband Mike died suddenly. She has now recruited

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more than 100 friends to become donors in his I know my blood goes

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to premature babies, personally. I get you what out of here knowing I

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have potentially saved eight tiny baby's lives. Who would not want to

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do that's 70 years after the creation of the National blood

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service, more than ten in units of blood have been donated in Wales.

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Saving countless lives. Let's see what Benaz can offer

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on the weather forecast. The weather is looking pretty

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unsettled but we will see some tropical air pushing into night. We

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start on a and know it by tomorrow but he was a radar showing the

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extent of the rain earlier. We did see drier conditions over the some

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sunshine on Anglesey. Through tonight, the travel agent in further

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from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain on and off through the night.

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Turning back she injured early hours of tomorrow morning. We will see is

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a low-level cloud, nice and milk tomorrow. Dylan Celsius for the

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winner and -- 11 Celsius. Tomorrow, one that frankly is, we will seize

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on pressure taking charge from the south-west. Things will settle down

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as these. First thing tomorrow, for the rush hour, not very nice. We

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will see a great start to the day. Dan. -- grey. They should brighten

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up with some lovely sunshine to laboratory. The conditions to hang

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out your washing with highs of 16-19dC. The wind is easing as that

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players do. We will see a quiet night tomorrow night with some clear

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skies as well. The wind picks up budget is a dry night with the

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temperatures in double figures. -- but it is. Into Wednesday, we see

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another front bringing some unsettled weather. Listening on

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Wednesday morning, it is a dry start. We will see the wind coming

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in and spreading to western parts of the further inland you are, it is a

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drier and brighter with the judges above the average for that kind of

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year. Ranging between 17-19dC. The blustery conditions to with some

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rain coming in from the west as we head into Wednesday night. The rest

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of the become unsettled. Turning cooler by the time you get into

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Friday with some rain at times. Some sunshine and showers as we head into

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Friday and the weekend is looking rather unsettled, too. More anyway

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Sunshine challenge to come but hints of something a bit warmer as yet at

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the start of next week. Back to you. Thank you very much. The headlines

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again. Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has told its programme that it is

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time for Wales to get behind him. He has dismissed reports of tensions

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with his relationship with Carwyn Jones at the First Minister

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intervened to ensure that plans to give Welsh Labour more power would

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be grew to a vote at the party's conference.

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

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From all of us on the programme, good evening.

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