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The Welsh Assembly does not have a legal right to be consulted

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I thought it was a lot of nonsense. The majority of people have already

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voted for it. The people have spoken, the decision has been made.

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Never mind what Parliament say, we want out.

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Where will firms like Airbus stand after Brexit?

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One of the company's bosses says they're entering a "dangerous

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They're doing well, but it's not the same across Wales -

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the schools watchdog says the quality of teaching is weak.

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The row on the railways - tonight Arriva Trains Wales defends

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overcrowding and the profit it makes in.

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I'd love to say, here are more seats and more services, but we just don't

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have them. And one of the country's leading

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conservationists says we are failing miserably to protect

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Pembrokeshire's porpoise. Assembly Members will not

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be consulted before 11 Supreme Court judges said MPs

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will have a vote and rejected the Welsh Government's argument that

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AMs should have a say before Here's our parliamentary

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correspondent, David Cornock. They want out, 62% of people here

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voted to leave, the highest proportion in Wales. There is a

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mixed reaction to the news that MPs will now get a vote on how that

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happens. I thought it was a lot of nonsense. The majority of people

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have already voted for it and I think the Government represents the

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people as well, so the Government should make a choice. Theresa May

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might be a Prime Minister but I think representing us all the MPs --

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are. Theresa May is saying she'll get the best deal. It doesn't make

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it so. I think it's a good thing and I think it should be scrutinised.

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The decision has been made so it should be left as is. My wife, get

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out now. Never mind what Parliament say, we want out. in London, Supreme

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Court judges said it was for Parliament to decide, not ministers

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and was no need to consult AM s. The court rules that ministers are not

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required to be consulted before triggering Article 50. Under the

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convention, AMs had to be consulted before the process of leaving the EU

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could begin but the judge found that it is not legally enforceable and

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that relations with the EU as a matter for the UK Government.

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Despite that, the Welsh Government's law officer was quick to claim

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victory. The sovereignty of Parliament has been upheld, imported

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to Wales because we now have a direct voice on that. We don't have

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a veto. Parliament remains a sovereign on the point, but we have

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the opportunity to influence legislation. But it will now be up

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to MPs whether and when divorce talks with the EU can begin. Is not

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unexpected and I think the British Government accept the decision and

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we move forward and do precisely what the court asked us to do. The

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Labour Party says its MPs will not try to block off a straight Brexit.

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I'll vote with the witches of the people of Wales and the UK and my

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constituents -- wishes, and vote for triggering Article 50 because this

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has divided the country and the constituency. but some Labour MPs

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say they are prepared to rebel. If it is a hard, brittle Brexit --

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brutal, I don't think it is in the interests of the people I represent

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and so I can't in all conscience recommend it as if it we take

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unsupported and if that means voting against the Government I will do

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that and if it means putting against the Labour whip, I will do that.

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Wheels may have voted out last June but Plaid Cymru say they will fight.

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I've yet to take a view, otherwise I might as well pack up after the

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election. I will be following the wishes of my constituency voted in

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favour of staying in very heavily. AMs of all parties are debating how

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they will make their voices heard. Let's talk to Daniel

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Davies in Cardiff Bay. Daniel, lots of reaction

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to the judgment there today. It sounds like the 11

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Supreme Court judges sent They all agree there's no legal

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reason for Theresa May But there is a political reason

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for parliament to listen. So if parliament must vote

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on Brexit, it leaves the door ajar for the Assembly

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to influence things. Sorry to disappoint anyone

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who thought the referendum had settled all of this,

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but that means there might be a vote here,

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as well as in Westminster. And I'm also sorry to disappoint

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anyone who hopes that a vote at Cardiff Bay could stop Brexit -

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it won't, the Assembly doesn't have It's worth reflecting

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where we are seven months Soon after, First Minister Carwyn

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Jones said Article 50 should be triggered sooner rather than later,

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that we shouldn't wait Now his Government is celebrating

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what it calls a victory in a court case that means things aren't quite

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so straight forward. Staying with Brexit,

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one of the bosses at Airbus says the company is "entering a dangerous

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phase" if it can't seamlessly move people and products

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around European countries. 6,000 Airbus workers are based

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in Broughton in Flintshire, Here's our business

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correspondent, Brian Meechan. Airbus brings well-paid and highly

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skilled jobs to the area. It says it needs to be continued moving workers

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freely between European plants. The company argues any new deal with the

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EU needs to be similar to current membership so they can remain

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competitive. Airbus has been in a bit of battle with its main rival

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Boeing for dominance in the skies. The European business has edged

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ahead in recent years including with 731 orders in 2016 compared to 668

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for the US company. Its concern is that any trade deal between

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President Donald Trump and the UK after Brexit will see America

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favouring Boeing while any EU disputes damages Airbus. Many people

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in Seattle and Washington would be more than delighted to see this

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scenario played out because they will take any opportunity to try and

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undermine the success of Airbus and they take the view that whatever is

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being decided in Washington will also be done with what is good for

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Seattle so we enter into a dangerous phase. the company also wants free

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movement of products. Airbus claims are made up from parts from across

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Europe. The wings from its flagship A380 are made at Broughton. The tail

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is manufactured in Germany. The tail, fuselage and passenger doors

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come from sites in Spain. The central fuselage and the nose are

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assembled and tested in France. All of these come together for final

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Assembly in Toulouse. But small firms in Wales employ around the

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same number in total as the larger companies like Airbus do. Bosses he

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received their voices need to be heard, too. I voted to leave Europe

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and join the Brexit camp. I personally think it's the best thing

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for the country long-term. The problem we have at the moment is a

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lot of people are taking the negative view rather than the

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positive view. Ministers are indicating they could import a

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special agreement for key sectors. According to Airbus, the

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Government's decision that no EU deal is better than a bad EU deal

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isn't a sensible fallback position. Ministers have argued they could in

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for a special agreement for key sectors like aerospace.

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Let's get a final word from David Cornock in Westminster.

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David, the UK Government has today lost its court battle.

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Now with added pressure from companies like Airbus,

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the Government really needs to get this right.

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Yes, Ginny, we've heard a lot from politicians and judges today, but in

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Brian's report use our a reminder that what they say will have an

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impact on the every day lives of people across Wales, on businesses

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and the economy. On Thursday, we expect MPs to get first sight of the

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Government's proposed law, which will be a very short one. It will

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simply give the Government the right to trigger Article 50, to start

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those divorce talks with European Union. Theresa May expects to do

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that by the end of March but this is the start of the process, they will

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be up to two years of negotiations before a final deal is reached, if

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indeed he deal is reached and you'll expect the politicians up there to

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have a vote on the final deal so this isn't the end, this is just the

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beginning. Police in Swansea are

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searching the marina Marcin Porczyk was last seen

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in the Wind Street area of the city Searches have concentrated

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on the marina and River Tawe. HSBC is to close nine

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branches in Wales as part of closures across the UK,

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including in Holyhead, Knighton, It says the number of people

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visiting its high street banks has fallen by almost 40% in the past

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five years, as more people The quality of teaching in Wales

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is weak and must be improved for standards in the classroom

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to get better. That's the warning tonight

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from the schools watchdog Estyn Our education correspondent

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Colette Hume has the story. It's the start of

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the day for the pupils The school has been singled out

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by the education watchdog We challenge ourselves

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on a daily basis, looking at where we can go next,

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numeracy skills, IT skills, and that's a big part

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of the curriculum at the moment and that's our next drive,

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to look at ICT. At this school, they're getting it

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right but today's report says Estyn says some pupils

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are underachieving because the work that teachers are setting for them

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isn't challenging enough while in some classes,

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lessons are taught so quickly, There are skills with the teaching

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isn't good enough and in those schools, what we're seeing

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in the annual report, and there's a whole chapter on this,

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is that they need to improve the staff development

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and professional learning in school. The watchdog says the school heads

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need to help their staff The union which represents school

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leaders say they want that, too. I've yet to meet a headteacher

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who would disagree with developing their teaching staff but it's

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like a parent on the sidelines shouting at children to try harder,

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that's not helpful. This report is another blow

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for education here in Wales, just weeks after the international

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school rankings placed Wales below the rest

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of the UK and behind other nations including Singapore,

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Slovenia and Vietnam. There is some good news for primary

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schools in Wales in today's report. Younger children's literacy

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and numeracy skills are improving. In around seven out of ten primary

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schools, standards were rated good or better but when it comes

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to secondary schools, teaching was rated good or better

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in only a minority of schools. On a statement, the Cabinet

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Secretary for education Kirsty Williams said improving

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teaching and leadership was one Today's report will make difficult

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reading for everyone involved in education here in Wales

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and there will be renewed questions about the standards of teaching

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in the nation's schools. Sticking with education,

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exam revision workbooks used by pupils preparing for their GCSEs

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have been withdrawn after research by The One Show found

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they contained scores of errors. The book containing the most

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mistakes was the one aimed at pupils sitting a WJEC maths exam,

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which had 90 errors in it. The exam board saidit

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didn't endorse the guide. You could use up quite a lot of time

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in convincing yourself that the error was actually in the answer

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given her somewhere in the question as stated. -- or somewhere. It would

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be the weaker students who struggle more to identify the errors than the

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stronger students but it could cause quite a lot of confusion with a

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student's revision, this number of errors could affect their

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performance in the exam. There's more on that

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on The One Show at seven. Before then, concerns tonight that

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we're failing miserably to protect Pembrokeshire's porpoise -

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we'll find out what's going wrong. And you've probably thrown

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yours out weeks ago - how these Christmas trees

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are being put to good use. Arriva Trains Wales has

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already faced serious Tonight, the Economy Secretary Ken

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Skates has stepped in, saying he believes its profit

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margins are too high and more should Meanwhile, it's emerged that

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over-crowding in Cardiff stations on the morning commute is rising

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at a faster rate than Overcrowding has become a regular

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feature for many commuters in and out of Cardiff at peak times

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on Arriva Trains Wales services. Rhiannon and Matt are

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among the commuters Now we have to wait until 6:43

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for the next train, if it's on time, so we now have been

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nearly 45 minutes. We had people standing, not a lot

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of room for anybody at all. A number of people using Twitter

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to voice their opinions and you could hear the tweets

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and things going off I went to this station in Cardiff

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during the morning rush hour to find out and failed to get on the 7:55am

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train myself so I had Once I'd got on the train,

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it was clearly very busy, standing room only, pretty much

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what I would have expected, but here's the key point,

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the train I got on had four carriages, the one before only

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had two carriages. Many believe the lack of capacity

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is down to the original contract, which did not make any allowance

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for passenger growth, but Arriva Trains Wales made

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a profit of 6.9% last year while the franchise it operates

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is also one of the most heavily It is to some extent galling

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that we have to spend an additional ?25 million or so a year

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on additional services above A key point here is whether Arriva

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Trains Wales has a responsibility to invest more profit

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in the service because it receives such a generous

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subsidy from the taxpayer. I think it's fair to say that

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Arriva Trains Wales should invest in a quality service wherever

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and whenever passengers expect it. Arriva Trains Wales say there has

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been a nationwide shortage Despite that, it says money

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is being put back into services. I'd love to say, here's more trains,

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give everybody a seat on those so for us, the challenge is,

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how do we make the best possible service we can

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with the trains we've got? Arriva Trains's performance also

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came under the spotlight during It looks to us who use the service

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that it is at breaking point. If it does break, you will

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have to do something. We want to make sure the franchise

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properly serves people with decent quality rolling stock and frequent

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trains and reasonable fares to pay. The current franchise comes

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to an end in 18 months. Arriva Trains is one

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of the companies bidding for the new one and replacing

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rolling stock takes time. There may be some way to go before

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there's light at the end More on this story in

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Week In Week Out tonight at 10:40 It's a sight to be seen -

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dolphins and porpoises Tonight a leading conservationist

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has accused the Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales

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of "failing miserably" to protect harbour porpoises off the coast

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of Pembrokeshire and says not enough's being done

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to protect the mammals. These waters off Pembrokeshire hold

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the richest variety of sea life Wales has to offer,

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from birds and seals to basking On this ferry, Sea Trust volunteers

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carry out a survey once a month and is good for tourism,

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some people travel for hours to this point near Fishguard

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to try to caps a glimpse of these Harbour porpoises are protected

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in law but they're making this area of sea a special area

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of conservation. Those involved in marine activities

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could have to show that they're For almost 20 years,

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the Sea Trust has been calling for the creation of a special zone

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to protect the species. Natural Resources Wales agrees

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and has recommended three special areas of conservation

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for harbour porpoises. One off Anglesey, another

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in the Bristol Channel and another covering the whole of Cardigan Bay

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on the Pembrokeshire coast. The final decision is down

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to ministers in Cardiff and London, but the apparent lack

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of action is frustrating. If we don't do it, then our children

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will hate us, our children's children and generations,

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will ask why it took 20 Plans to harness tidal energy

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in the Welsh sea is in infancy, but conservationists say protecting

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the area will protect the creatures We're already seeing decreased

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numbers of porpoise in some areas and we know they are seriously

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affected by pollutants so although they are fine

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at the moment, the risk is that It's been a long time coming,

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but tonight, the Welsh Government says a final decision

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is expected next month. Staying in Pembrokeshire,

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let me show you some pictures of a new fire engine that's been

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airlifted to Caldey Island. It's the only way Mid

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and West Fire and Rescue Service could get the heavy equipment

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there for monks and residents. It will be crewed by volunteer

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firefighters who'll be supported At the other end of the country,

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discarded Christmas trees are helping to strengthen

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the North Wales coastline thanks to a hospice

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charity in Denbighshire. For a donation to St Kentigern's,

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the fir trees were collected after the festive season and are now

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preventing erosion and flooding Matthew Richards has

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been to take a look. It's a whole month since

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the presents have been opened, but now it's time for the trees

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themselves to be given as gifts. For almost 20 years the sand dunes

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at Barkby Beach have been reinforced They help to build up layers of sand

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which have been eroded and they're only used when nature can't do

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the job itself. The preferred approach to sand dune

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restoration is to leave it to natural processes,

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but here, the dunes If this is left unchecked,

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then they're vulnerable This year for the first time

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the trees have been collected The Denbighshire charity volunteered

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for the job in return for donations. It's about getting things off

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the ground but we had a positive response and this year

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we are looking at about 260 Christmas trees we've collected

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and people have been really positive and I think the fact this is the end

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result has really been the cherry Once the trees have

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lost their needles, Then conservationists will plant

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grasses to fill the gaps in this Without their tinsel

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and decorations, they look a little bit out of place,

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but over time they won't become just part of the scenery,

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they will help to strengthen and protect it for

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the future as well. Next Christmas might be a long way

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off but the countryside service and St Kentigern's Hospice already

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know what they'll be Sport, and the Olympic Champion

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Nicole Cooke has accused British Cycling of being sexist

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and says it's "run by men, for men." Cooke told MPs, as part

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of their inquiry into combating doping in sport, that the governing

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body's efforts against cheats British Cycling says it's committed

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to resolving the historic gender Rugby, and London Welsh have been

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refused permission to continue playing in the Championship

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by the Rugby Football Union, which means they no longer exist

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as a professional club. The club went into

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liquidation last month. To Las Vegas now, where boxer

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Lee Selby has arrived ahead of his world IBF

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featherweight title defence. The 29-year-old from Barry

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will fight Argentine Jonathan Victor Barros at the MGM Grand

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hotel on Saturday. His opponent has won 41 of his 46

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fights in a professional career Selby says he's not fazed

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by fighting in Las Vegas. The dream for every fighter

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and the goal is to one day box for title in Las Vegas and for most

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it's not For me, it was, but it shows

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with hard work and with the dream and focus and dedication,

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you can make it possible and like I said, I've been

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here before, I've watched Mayweather box in the same ring I'm going to be

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fighting in say you can't get And football - after three

:24:37.:24:39.

league wins in a row, Cardiff City travel to second-placed

:24:40.:24:43.

Brighton tonight in their rearranged The match was originally called off

:24:44.:24:46.

last month because of fog. All of which leads us neatly

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onto Derek and the weather. It was very foggy in Newport this

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morning. This picture taken by our weather

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watcher Jon at Tredegar Park. This evening a few spots of light

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rain or drizzle in the NW. The worst temperatures in Powys

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and Monmouthshire falling close Here's the picture

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for 8 in the morning. Brighter than today

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with some sunshine. Temperatures 6 to 9

:25:34.:25:58.

Celsius with a south The wind strong and gusty

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on exposed coasts in the west. Above freezing and windy

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in Milford Haven. Thursday's chart shows high pressure

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over eastern Europe. The isobars close together

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over the UK and that Thursday the windiest

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and coldest day of the week! Grains of snow possible,

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otherwise mostly dry and cloudy. A little sunshine,

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especially in the northwest. Temperatures two to six

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and feeling much colder More like -16 Celsius

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on Pen Y Fan on Thursday Friday will be less

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windy and less cold. Temperatures a higher

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with a spots of lighter rain. The headlines again, Assembly

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Members do not need to be consulted before Brexit is triggered. They do

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not have the right to a say before Theresa May starts formal talks with

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the European Union. There is more on our website.

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I'll have an update for you here at 8pm and again

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From all of us on the programme, good evening.

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