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And that's all from the BBC News at Six.

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An inquest hears police tasered Matthew Williams four times

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as they were called to the Bed and Breakfast where Cerys Yemm

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Also tonight, Labour tells the UK Government to 'get moving' and give

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the Swansea Tidal Lagoon the go ahead.

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Swansea needs to see the benefits in terms of energy infrastructure,

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long-term infrastructure that the project will leave after it's gone,

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and the tool is it will bring. after it's gone, and the tool

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is it will bring. Arson attacks on Welsh holiday

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cottages in the 70s, new documents on how authorities

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responded are revealed We've decided to report on social

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media and mental health. As part of the BBC's School Report

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day, pupils take their concerns And in tonight's sport,

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the manager says he's 17 year-old Ben Woodburn

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gets his first senior call-up ahead of Wales's crucial World Cup

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qualifier next week. "I have never been more scared

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in my entire life" , the words of the police officer

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called to the Bed and Breakfast Cerys Yemm was killed

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by a resident, 34-year-old He died shortly after his arrest in

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Argoed during which he was tasered You may find parts of

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Caroline Evans report disturbing. Today the inquest heard from one of

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the first police officers to enter the room at the Sirhowy Arms Hotel.

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PC Alan Cotterell told how, with the help of the owner's husband, he

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pushed the bedroom door open. Matthew Williams was on the floors

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snarling and growling. He looked possessed, he said.

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His eyes almost black. He told the jewellery he'd never been more

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scared in his entire life, and said this was by far the most a

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horrendous thing he'd ever seen. He said he used his Taser, praying it

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would work. He quickly realised from the severity of her injuries that

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Cerys Yemm was dead. But felt Matthew Williams was such a threat

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he feared for his own life. He described how he tasered Williams

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once, and managed to get the handcuffs on him. But as officers

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tried to hold him down, he was lifting them up with such ease they

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had to use the Taser again. He told the court, I feel if that Taser

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hadn't worked I wouldn't be such today. He used it three more times

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within a minute. Before Matthew Williams stopped trying to get up.

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At that point PC Cotterell told the court he formally arrested him for

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murder, around 20 minutes after being placed on ambulance he died.

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The inquest into the death of Matthew Williams on Cerys Yemm

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Labour says the UK government should "get moving" and give the Swansea

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A report commissioned by the government that backed

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the technology was published two months ago.

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But ministers are yet to agree to guarantee how much money

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the company will get for the electricity the lagoon

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will feed into the National Grid, known as the strike price.

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Seven square miles of water that could generate enough energy to

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power 150,000 homes a year. The Swansea tidal lagoon project got the

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thumbs up in a report by former energy minister Charles Hendry, two

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months ago. The company wants to start building in one year's time.

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That the future is uncertain. The people behind this project started

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developing the idea to harness the energy generated underwater here

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seven years ago. But with investors to keep happy, they are still

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waiting for further backing from the UK Government. That backing boils

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down to a decision on how high a price the UK Government will

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guarantee the company would get for energy. Trying to put pressure on

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the UK Government Labour's Shadow energy sector came to Swansea today

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to meet the company and see the site. She didn't say how how the

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price should be, but she urged Mr 's in Whitehall to get on board.

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We want them to get moving on this as quickly as possible. Swansea

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needs to see benefits in two rooms infrastructure, long-term and

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structure that the project will leave in Swansea after it's gone and

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the tourism it will bring to Swansea. You can see how beautiful

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it is. The tidal lagoon will be here, and the benefits are going to

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be amazing. The company didn't want to do an

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interview saying, perhaps to dramatically, they are looking

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forward to the UK Government's decision. If the lagoon happens it

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could lead to a network of others around Wales and the UK. Including

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in Cardiff. On another boat in Cardiff Bay Welsh Conservative

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leader and Wattie Davis played down Rebecca Long baby's demand. I

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wouldn't put a lot of stalled by what she said today.

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This is virtually over the line. There's still a little bit more work

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to do on it. It's really important that the strike price for the energy

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it generates is competitive. Because jobs relied on a competitive energy

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price. It's the eve of the Conservative

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Spring conference which happens to be in South Wales. Executives from

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tidal lagoon power armour 's business leaders meeting the

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Business Secretary in Cardiff tonight. -- are amongst business

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leaders. But speculation about a big spot announcement seems to be

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premature. The UK Government says it is considering the report, but with

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the side of energy bill that state it is unsurprising it's not speeding

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Our political editor Nick Servini joins me now, Nick,

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how much pressure is being put on the UK government?

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There will be a lot of pressure. Theresa May will be in Wales

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tomorrow, and they will be pressure from within her own party. The

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context is that this is a government that says it does not want to be

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consumed by Brexit. So in that sense you'd have thought things like

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infrastructure projects only way of avoiding that accusation. What I'm

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hearing about, and Paul touched on it, is that the UK Government is not

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in a position to make a call. But a call is imminent on another project,

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the Swansea city deal. This is a plan for local authorities, UK and

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Welsh governments, to come together for major projects. I don't know how

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we'll play into that tomorrow. We know that Prime Minister is, when

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they come to Wales, liked to have announcements to make. But we know

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there have been issues with the Swansea city deal and it made teak

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longer. What can we expect that the

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conference than? It is an extraordinary time in

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British politics. Theresa May has this enormous job of holding the UK

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together and negotiating a breakdown in the relationship with the EU. We

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have seen this tit-for-tat with Nicola Sturgeon today, and I think

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the expectation tomorrow in her speech and speeches from senior

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Conservatives is to talk about the strength of the union of the United

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Kingdom. If you think about it, whereas can she do that? It's

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difficult in England, counter-productive in Scotland when

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there's an SNP conference. Political turmoil in Northern Ireland. So it

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comes to be relatively benign conditions of the devolved country

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like Wales. These are warm words but people say it needs commitment. That

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is where the pressure for things like infrastructure improvements and

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major projects will come from tomorrow.

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We will hear more on this tomorrow. I give.

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Fewer people had to spend 12 hours or more in A departments

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in February compared to January, with the number of patients left

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The latest figures also show an improvement against the four-hour

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wait target, with just over 80% of patients seen.

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But the Welsh Government's 95 % target has never been met.

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An inquiry has been launched into how a teenager

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from Denbighshire fell to her death on a luxury yacht in Jamaica.

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Bethany Smith fell from the 196 foot mast of the yacht

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The 18-year-old left Wales ten years ago

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to sail around the world with her family.

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The UK government's attempts to respond to the Meibion Glyndwr

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holiday home arson campaign, which began in the late 1970s, have

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Secret papers obtained by BBC Wales have re-ignited claims that

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elements of the security services were involved.

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They also detail concerns that the police couldn't distinguish

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between legitimate Welsh nationalists and extremists.

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It was a turbulent period in our history, it will be a long-lasting

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campaign, and we still don't know who was behind it.

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it knew, Radio Cymru's Manylu programme used a Freedom of

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information request to see these documents.

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For a year that request was denied, the BBC made a string of

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Then, finally, these documents, many marked secret, and

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But they do give a unique insight into

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thinking at the highest levels of government.

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One document suggests the police didn't understand the

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distinction between legitimate political nationalists, and criminal

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One Chief Constable and says, seems to think the

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presence of nationalists in positions of influence in

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broadcasting and education was a matter for the police.

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The first attacks came on December 13 1979.

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The attacks intensified, by the end there had

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And they seem to be a high level of organisation.

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On one night alone and estate agents in

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In Mayfair, Kensington, Chelsea, Notting Hill.

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The actor Bryn Fon was picked up at his home.

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He was later released without charge, and it's accepted he was

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The secret papers reveal the Chief Constable of North

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Wales was sent greeting cards, naming actors and musicians as fire

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I turned out to be the reverse of what they expected.

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The fact that I hadn't been a member of

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Cymdeithas Yr Iaith, I wasn't a card-carrying Welsh nationalist,

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But then they tried to turn that on its head by saying

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The attacks went on and army disposal team was brought in to show

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journalists the damage the incendiary devices were capable of

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In the early 1990s Sean Aubrey Roberts was part of a

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self-styled Meibon Glyndwr colour party which took part in parades.

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In 1993, following a surveillance operation involving MI5 officers, he

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But he clearly could not have been involved in arson attacks more than

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As a folk singer and politician Dafydd Iwan has

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been involved in nationalist politics for more than half a

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century, he's long believed the security services played a part.

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It's been worrying me for many years.

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Was it a genuine campaign by Welsh nationalist sympathisers,

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or was it in fact engineered by agent provacateurs?

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You know that you give the impression that Welsh

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nationalism was going along a similar route to Northern Ireland

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There was a real concern about the potential

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But the idea that the security forces were somehow

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complicit in doing things which could have endangered life is so

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fanciful it's frankly to be beyond any belief.

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We never had any hint of that, in the Welsh office, and I do

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not give any credence to its whatsoever.

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And so the debate continues, the holiday home arson

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campaign never escalated as some of the secret papers suggest UK

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Even with these newly released documents,

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And you can hear more on this story on BBC Radio Cymru's Manylu

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programme which is available on iPlayer radio.

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A heroin addict has been jailed for 13 and a half years for killing

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38-year-old Dean Jones assaulted former solicitor

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Alison Farr-Davies at their flat where she was left to die.

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From a privileged background 42-year-old Alison Farr Davis grew

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up in Kidwelly. She entered the legal profession working around the

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UK. But in the years that followed her

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life was blighted by an addiction to class a drugs. During a period of

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homelessness she met this man, Dean Jones, himself a heroin user he

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became his boyfriend -- her boyfriend. Today he was jailed for

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killing her. I tell my girls that monsters don't exist, but they do.

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He is a monster for what he did to Ali. He robbed us of a beautiful

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person and we miss her so much. The couple had been living in this

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house in Swansea was withdrawing from drug abuse. It was also at this

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property Ms Farr Davis was found dead in September last year. The

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court heard Dean Jones had been seen running from this house into the

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street shouting for help to save Alison. He claimed she'd taken an

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overdose, but in truth, she'd been assaulted and suffered injuries to

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her head and chest. Possibly 12 to 18 hours before her death. According

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to a pathologist missed Farr Davis had 63 external injuries, and some

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significant internal injuries including 19 broken ribs. This

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punctured her heart and lungs. The judge, Keith Thomas, said she was

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incapacitated by who withdraw from drugs which made her entirely

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defenceless. He described it as an uncorrupt and senseless attack.

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Jones will serve two thirds of his 13.5 year sentence in prison before

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being considered for parole. Still to come in the

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programme tonight. Strike a selfie pose,

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but for School Report day these pupils investigate how social media

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can affect young people. And he could be lining up

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against Bale and Ramsey next week, the 17-year-old set to make his

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Wales debut in Dublin. Senior representatives of the Church

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in Wales have been meeting Last month an electoral

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college of 47 people failed to agree on a candidate,

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so now responsibility lies Our reporter Nick Palit has been

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following their progress, and joins us now from

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Llandaff Cathedral in Cardiff. Thank you. Today was the last day of

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a three-day meeting of the bench of bishops who decide who will be the

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next Bishop of Llandaff. This is important for the Church in Wales,

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because the dieses based biscuit the job behind me serves nearly half the

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population of Wales. -- the diocese based behind me. Barry Morgan served

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as Bishop of Llandaff and Archbishop of Wales. Why is it taking so long?

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As you may remember last month an electoral College of 47 officials

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failed to agree who would be the 72nd Bishop of Llandaff. After

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voting on a confidential list of candidates they failed to come up

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with a two thirds majority for anyone. It's been reported that a

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leading gay cleric, the very Reverend Jeffrey John, narrowly

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missed out. Because nobody was appointed the constitution says the

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bench of bishops must decide. They've been meeting. That ended at

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lunchtime today. In the last hour the Church in Wales issued a press

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statement saying they have drawn up a new short list and the process

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will continue. There is no fixed timetable for this process but added

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the bishops wish to announce their choice as soon as all formalities

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The choir Only Boys Aloud was turned down for Arts Council of Wales

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funding because it did not provide enough opportunities for girls,

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Creator Tim Rhys-Evans told an inquiry on public funding

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for music in schools that the lack of public sector support

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was "galling" and their bid being rejected was difficult.

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When I was on the youth choir of Wales, they were 70s Pranab 's, and

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ten tenors. -- 70 Sopranos. It was our intention to do something about

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We have experience on success, so I find that difficult.

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A spokesperson from the Arts Council of Wales says its extremely proud

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to have been able to provide over ?70,000 to the Aloud Charity

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since its inception but its revenue funding decisions were affected

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by several years of reduction in funding.

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Young journalists from 44 schools across Wales have been taking part

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in the BBC School Report Project learning how to make

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With social media a big part of modern life,

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school reporters Holly, Halley, Isabel and Molly,

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from Porth County Community School have looked at the effect it's

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Wales' Children's Commissioner told them it's something

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Today we've decided to do a report on the effects of social media on

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the mental health of young people. We've becoming pleasingly alarmed

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the impact of social media is having on our friends. People are rage are

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overly concerned with social media. -- people are age.

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These are images we see everyday. We enjoy keeping up with what our

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favourite celebrities are doing. But young together some young people

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feel they are underachieving if they don't have all the possessions of

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Dodi activities these people do. Some are going as far as buying

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themselves likes to look more popular. Do you think people create

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unrealistic images on social media? They look up to social media stars

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and think that is perfect. They try to make themselves or change

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themselves. An social media websites like Facebook and snap trap they do

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certain things like heart or not and categorise people by locks. It's not

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just the pressure to be popular but causes low self-esteem. Hurtful

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comments can cause problems. Figures show this is a growing problem. The

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NSPCC says the number of children or young people targeted by online

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bullies in the UK has increased the 88% in five years. Make-up Tip 's on

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you to have turned this girl into a social media star, but despite

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millions of fans even she has admitted she's been upset by nasty

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comments. The children's Commissioner, Sally Holland, says

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there is an important role for parents and teachers. Could parents

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and schools do more to stop these things happening on social media? I

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know as a parent of teenagers it's quite hard because teenagers want to

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keep that aspect of their life private. It's important to develop

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an open atmosphere in the household. Adults, teachers or parents, they

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need to educate themselves. Students become wrapped up in how they are

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seen by others and chase likes. They are concerned about status updates.

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That can damage their sense of identity and self confidence. We are

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keen to educate students in how to, perhaps, combat and deal with social

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media. Social media is here to stay, for our generation it is the way we

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contact and stay in touch with friends. But it's up to us to make

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sure we use it responsibly. That report from our

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School Reporters from He's not a household name yet

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but teenager Ben Woodburn's international football career

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is about to lift off. The 17-year-old, who plays

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for Liverpool, has been named in the Wales squad for the first

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time ahead of their crucial World Cup qualifier

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against Republic of Ireland. Manager Chris Coleman has rejected

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any suggestions the call-up is designed to keep the teenager out

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of England's clutches. He became Liverpool's youngest ever

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scorer earlier this season. Many acknowledged his talent. But for

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Chris Coleman it's no surprise. Then would burn has been on the radar

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scoring like this since he was 13. It makes me laugh, don't tell me

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about this kid I've been looking out for five years. We know what about

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Ben, we know he's a good player. If I thought it was too early we

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wouldn't call him up. This game is massive for us. With all due respect

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to Ben Woodburn this is a good game for me to get him in. This is the

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big one. And he's done enough. He's earned his place with us. Born in

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Nottingham he is eligible to play for England, but the forward

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qualifies for Wales through his maternal grandfather, and has

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already played under 16, under 18 and under 19 level. Coleman says he

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never feared he'd choose to representing and over Wales.

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You can sit down as much as you like with players like Sirhowy Arms Hotel

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and they come and play for Wales, and timidly, they make their own

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mind up. He hasn't played for England or Scotland, use played for

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Wales. -- players like Ben Woodburn. It's a natural progression. Wales

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had to Dublin with a job to do. They are boosted by the return of Gareth

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Bale and Aaron Ramsey. They are four points behind the Republic of

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Ireland. The side finishing top qualifies automatically with eight

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of the nine second-place teams facing play-offs.

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People about the phone go this is do or die. I don't see that. All I see

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is huge challenge, we've always wanted to be involved with games

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like this. The pressure is on. For all the right reasons. I'm looking

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forward to it. A week Friday it's D-Day in Dublin for the game that

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could decide Wales's World Cup ambitions.

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And you can see the squad in full on the BBC website.

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Turning to Rugby and Wales have arrived in Paris, as they look

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to end their Six Nations campaign on a high with victory over France.

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Interim Coach Rob Howley says securing a top four world ranking

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Victory for Wales, and an England win over Ireland, would lift Wales

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into fourth spot ahead of May's 2019 World Cup draw.

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I spoke to the players this morning about motivation. Things motivate as

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in different ways, there or ambition, music, everyone is so

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different. Ultimately, this is an opportunity to go into the next

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Rugby World Cup ranked fourth. That's a large incentive for this

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That's a large incentive for this group of players.

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And it wasn't quite the fairytale story at Cheltenham for

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the syndicate from Pembrokeshire, who we featured on last

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Tobefair which is owned by seventeen people from Cresswell Quay,

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My money's on a change in the weather.

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Colder tonight with rain and stronger winds on the way tomorrow.

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North East Wales enjoyed some sunshine today but generally much

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cloudier compared to yesterday with a little rain in Llanbedr.

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This evening patches of rain will clear.

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Overnight dry bar the odd shower in the north and colder

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Ground frost in some sheltered spots by dawn.

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Here's the picture for 8 in the morning.

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A bit chilly but much of the country dry.

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More cloud for mid and north west Wales.

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During the day the weather will go downhill.

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Rain in the north late morning will spread further south

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The wind increasing as well and feeling cool.

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Dry for a while but turning wet and windier.

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In Caerphilly, dry and bright for a while but rain

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Tomorrow night breezy with outbreaks of rain.

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Some heavy, persistent rain in mid, west and northwest Wales.

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If you're heading to Paris for the rugby.

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Although parts of the north and east should be drier and bright at times.

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Highest temperatures in the North East, 14C.

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So much more unsettled over the next few days.

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A reminder of our top story, an officer who tasered a man he found

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killing Cerys Yemm in a hostel told an inquest he has never been more

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scared. The officer says he tasered Matthew Williams four times. He died

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shortly after his arrest. More after the news at ten. That is

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