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On a visit to Cardiff, the Prime Minister attacks

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"divisive, obsessive nationalism" as she sets out her vision

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Theresa May has been batting away calls for a Scottish independence

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referendum, insisting all the members of the UK are, at heart, one

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people. Why has number of black bin

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bags dumped illegally around the country nearly

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doubled in the last three years? You can't believe that people

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just don't take care It is always disappointing

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when you see rubbish which has been Weeks in a back brace,

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after visiting a trampoline park. Ceri Jones is lucky not

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to have been paralysed. A family from Cardiff tell us

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of their heart-stopping rescue And there's still

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plenty to play for. Can Wales end their Six

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Nations in second spot The Prime Minister Theresa May has

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attacked what she called the "divisive and obsessive

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nationalism of Plaid In a speech at the Welsh

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Conservatives' spring conference, she defended what she called

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"the precious union" in response to criticism that she was standing

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in the way of another independence Mrs May also insisted she would take

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account of the interests of the devolved nations

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when the official Brexit negotiations get underway

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in less than a fortnight. From the conference in Cardiff,

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our political editor Nick Servini. The big story may have been about

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Scotland all week, but Theresa May was in Wales today to push the case

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for the United Kingdom to stay together.

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And the gloves came off for the first time in response to Nicola

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Sturgeon's calls for another independence referendum as Theresa

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May set out her plan for all corners of the UK.

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To aspire to represent all of the country, and all the people, and

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today, our goal must be nothing less. Because we are now the party

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of the new centre ground of politics, rejecting the extremes of

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Labour socialist left comment Ukip's libertarian right and the divisive

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and obsessive nationalisms of Plaid Cymru and the SNP.

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APPLAUSE Theresa May has just addressed a hall full of the Welsh

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Tory Party faithful and they are lapping it up particularly the

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message about the strength of the union.

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But in truth much of her message was directed in particular to the

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Scottish public who are considering the prospects of another

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independence referendum. As the Welsh party gears up for

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council elections, there was little from the Prime Minister specifically

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related to Wales. How did the speech go down with these party figures?

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It is what we should be hearing, having a United Kingdom fighting on

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the same side. We need to ensure in negotiations we are a one United

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Kingdom, imported -- important from a conservative point of view.

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Plenty to chew over and Brexit wasn't far from everyone's lips.

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A waiting game before Article 50 is triggered.

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There is less than a fortnight ago. In the meantime, there was little

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detail other than saying the referendum result was an instruction

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to change the way the country works forever.

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Good morning, conference. The leader of the Welsh Conservatives set the

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tone at the beginning of the conference, to use his speech to

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warn of the dangers of tearing the union apart.

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I have got a message for the SNP and other separatist parties across our

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idols, the United Kingdom, we cherish it, it is not a thing of the

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past, it remains as ever the world's greatest family of nations. Nicola

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Sturgeon, take note. The great union you see here today is here to stay.

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APPLAUSE You could say it has been a tough

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batting surface for the Tories this week with trouble over expenses and

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budget U-turns. So appropriately at an event at the

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stadium, they tried to move from defence to attack.

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Nick, strong words from the Prime Minister today.

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How significant is this speech? Interestingly, a few weeks ago, the

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feeling was this would be her first big speech after triggering Article

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50. The timeline got pushed back, this face-off between her and Nicola

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Sturgeon has developed so this became the strength of the union

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speech, probably once she knew she would have to make but maybe not so

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early in her premiership. You have to say, after a workmanlike

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speech, she visibly became more animated as she launched into

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criticisms, and a sense of Friday release after a tough week in the

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office for the UK Government. Not a particularly Welsh speech. Put

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that to the leader of the Welsh Conservatives, he became angry, he

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said this was a speech about the union of the UK, and Wales is part

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of that. Nevertheless, no big set piece Welsh

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announcements. The whispers of the Swansea City deal, investment

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project, are still there. I suspect the calculation is it may have got

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lost today and the Government may want to push it into next week when

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they can get on the front foot rather than in a week

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where they have largely been reacting to events regarding the

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twin battles they are facing, the Scottish independence question, and

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of course those Brexit negotiations. Thank you.

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The mother of a 22-year-old woman who was killed at a bed

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and breakfast by one of the residents

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is said to be tormented by the idea that the first police officer

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at the scene delayed going in, and that might have resulted

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Cerys Yemm was killed by Matthew Williams at

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He was tasered by police, and died shortly after.

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Cerys' mother Paula Yemm, seen here on the right,

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arrived this morning to hear from the first officer at the scene.

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Tormented, the court was told, by the idea that had the woman PC

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the woman PC gone in sooner, her daughter may have been saved.

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22-year-old Cerys was found dead at the Sirhowy Arms,

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killed by Matthew Williams, a man released from

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It was put to PC Kelda Griffiths she had sat outside the Sirhowy Arms

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for three minutes in her car and had been ordered to go in

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She agreed she had refused but said she still believed

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She said she knew Matthew Williams had previously threatened

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he would kill police officers and their children.

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That on previous occasions he had been tasered,

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She said the nature of the call was so surreal she wondered

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whether he had staged it to get as many police officers

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there as possible, and she did not know what weapons he had.

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Later, the barrister for the police said her instruction was in fact

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to rendezvous with another Taser officer before going in.

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PC Griffiths was second up the stairs, and she said

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when she went into the room she did not know if she

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She fully expected to use her Taser but she didn't.

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She stepped into the room and said she saw Cerys was dead

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and another officer had already used his Taser on Williams.

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Despite being hit by the Taser, she said Matthew Williams

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There was no stopping him, he had unbelievable strength.

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Once handcuffed, his legs strapped, she said she moved to his head,

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she tried to apply pressure behind his ears to control him

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After he was tasered for the last time, she said

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She feared he would bite her but she said she checked his breathing

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by putting her forearm against his mouth.

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Matthew Williams died in an ambulance later that night.

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A North Wales Police officer, who raped a woman as she slept,

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A special misconduct hearing was held

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into PC Iain Clarke who was jailed for

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Mold Crown Court heard he had shown no remorse.

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A man from Anglesey, travelling across Europe has been

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Thomas Llyr Parry hasn't contacted his family

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The grey van he was travelling in was found on Tuesday in Andalucia,

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The infantry battle school in Brecon school will remain open,

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a commitment made by the UK Defence Secretary today.

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The decision follows the UK Government's

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announcement in November that the barracks in the town

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Sir Michael Fallon also announced that

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the Regimental Museum Of The Royal Welsh is likely to stay

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The number of black bin bags dumped illegally around the country has

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nearly doubled in the last three years, and is at a five-year high.

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Latest figures suggest in Cardiff it's even higher,

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The council has doubled the number of waste enforcement officers

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but critics blame the closure of rubbish tips and changes

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As would-be councillors begin campaigning ahead

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of May's council elections, rubbish, and what we do with it,

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Crossing a river by boat is usually a leisure activity.

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But these are volunteers and they are on a mission.

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It is sometimes called the jewel in Cardiff's crown

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but in places the River Taff is strewn with rubbish.

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The litter in and around the Taff presents a real threat to aquatic

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life as well as detracting from its beauty.

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So hundreds of litter pickers of all ages have been out in force,

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armed with goodwill, gloves and grabbers.

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You can't believe that people just don't take care

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It is always disappointing when you see rubbish that has been

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The Great Taff Tidy is part of a wider campaign

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Since Cardiff Council launched Love Where You Live in September,

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waste teams and local volunteers have gathered an additional 100

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tonnes of waste off the streets of eight inner-city wards.

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The council says the majority of Cardiff's street litter spills

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So, meet Robert and Steve, they are among the city's 30

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uniformed waste enforcement officers.

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That's double the number from two years ago.

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They help educate residents about waste disposal

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and have the power to issue ?80 penalty notices to people

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This is classed as fly-tipping, illegally presented waste.

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In less than an hour, I am shown residential waste,

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commercial waste and a fly-tip all of which they believe need

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According to the latest figures, the number of fly-tipping incidents

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across Wales involving household black bags has jumped by nearly 40%

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In Cardiff, the increase has been five-fold.

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That could be the result of better waste monitoring by waste officers.

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They have changed the collection regimes.

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Brought in silly rules, wheelie bin lids need

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Because of those changes and the cuts we are seeing to waste

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collection sites across Cardiff, it's a ridiculous situation

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I asked the counsellor with responsibility

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for the environment whether that has contributed to the rubbish problem.

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No, I don't think it does because what we are doing with that

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campaign is about recycling more because we have statutory targets

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What is important nowadays is people have a shared responsibility

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Where there is litter, people helping the council to clear

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it and make it a nicer place to live in.

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By the banks of the Taff, bags of waste are wheeled away

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but the cycle of littering and litter picking continues.

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It's become a bit of a craze - trampoline parks have popped up

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all over the country and are proving popular for keep fit -

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But for a student nurse from Gwynedd, her visit to the Flip

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Out attraction in Chester ended in misery when she

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Medics told Ceri Jones from Beddgelert she could

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She's one of four people hurt there within four weeks.

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A few minutes in a trampoline park led to five weeks in a back

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The 21-year-old went to Flip Out in Chester with two friends

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at the end of January when she jumped from a platform

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Landing on her backside, as instructed, she immediately knew

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I jumped off the 12-foot platform into the foam pit,

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and as I landed I heard a crunch in my back.

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Instantly I had a shooting pain up my spine.

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It came all around my hips and down my legs.

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She shattered a vertebra at the base of her spine

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and hospital staff told her she's lucky not to have been paralysed.

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She's now taking legal action, saying she's been left in pain

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Flip Out Chester says it's had a quarter of a million visitors

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since it opened in December, and has an excellent safety record.

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It's investigating and has replaced the tower jump

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Here at Jump2It on Deeside, there aren't any high drops,

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but safety is still the top priority for staff.

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We follow a strict operating procedure.

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The staff undergo intense training before they are allowed allowed on.

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We do months of training where they go back over it.

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It reassures ourselves we know we are doing everything we can

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Visitors must watch a safety video and stick to the rules.

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If you know your own limits, it is safe enough.

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If you watch the safety briefings, you know what to expect.

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The guys here are on point in my opinion.

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A BBC Freedom Of Information request found a high level of incidents

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among the 140 trampoline parks which have opened since 2014.

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315 ambulance call-outs were made from April 2015-2016.

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Broken legs were the most common injury, followed

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Ceri Jones is on the road to recovery and still plans to visit

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Jump2It is also hoping that the recent high-profile

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incidents elsewhere haven't put people off.

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Staff here say there is an element of risk in almost

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But with proper briefing, close supervision and sensible behaviour,

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there is no reason why people of all ages can't enjoy

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Much more to come before seven o'clock.

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No other player has reached the milestone.

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In Paris tomorrow, Alun Wyn Jones will become the first

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It won't be a great weekend here weather-wise.

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A family from Cardiff is recovering from a terrifying experience,

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stuck in a cable-car dangling above a Spanish volcano.

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Berwyn Jones, wife Jennifer and six-year-old twins Kai and Erin

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eventually had to absail 250 metres to safety, before spending the night

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They're now back in their Tenerife hotel, but say it's a holiday

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The cable car to the summit is popular with tourists

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Among the people in this stricken gondola dangling

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above the volcano on Wednesday were the Jones from Cardiff.

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Over three times the size of Snowdon.

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That must've been terrifying, you have young children as well.

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We have twins and one of the twins, my daughter, she is disabled.

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After four hours, authorities radioed through on how to get out.

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They opened the floor of the cable car.

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Seeing your six-year-old children and your wife abseil

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A major rescue operation swung into action to help

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For some of those higher up like the Jones,

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when they reached ground their ordeal was far from over.

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They still had to hike miles downhill to a concrete shelter

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as temperatures dropped down to minus ten.

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The mountain rescue guys carried my daughter all the way down.

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I helped my son all the way down the mountain.

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Eventually, 15 hours later, they were winched away.

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An investigation has begun into what caused

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We've reported on poor broadband speed many times.

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But imagine signing up for superfast broadband,

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only to find your internet speeds gets slower.

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That's what happened to Paul Manning who lives near Abergele.

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BT has now admitted it was wrong to sell it

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Roger Pinney has been speaking to him.

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One of the downsides of living in rural Wales can be

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Paul Manning thought he was OK at his home

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He runs an Internet retail business from home.

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Once I found the website, it just states, "Begin task."

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When we were told it was available, we said, yes, please,

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But the first warning signs were when the Openreach engineer

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came on the day and issued the immortal words, "I am surprised

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He did his homework, put his telephone number

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They were hinting at 17 megabytes which would have

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been twice the speed as I was getting previously.

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When you first tried it, what did you get?

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These are the junction boxes which serve Paul Manning's home.

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The problem is they are two or three miles away.

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BT says they sold the Internet package in good faith.

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The problem was their data was wrong, they say.

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Distance matters because in most cases broadband gets to the home

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The further the signal travels, the poorer it gets.

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Paul Manning's speed has now improved a bit.

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Apparently his case is unusual but not unique.

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It is about buyer beware, he says, and don't always

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The final weekend of the Six Nations, but still plenty

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Wales are in Paris looking to end their campaign

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with a sixth successive win over France.

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And while title hopes have gone, they can still finish second.

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There's also the chance to become the fourth best side in the world,

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and a last chance to impress Lions coach Warren Gatland

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So, plenty still to play for, as Tomos Dafydd reports.

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Where better to finish the Six Nations?

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The title may have gone, but Wales arrive in Paris

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with morale restored after an exhilarating win

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We lost it basically against England, we do it there. We could

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have had the championship wrapped up. We would have kept confidence

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going to the Scotland game. Their hosts are preparing

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for a fixture that has been France have lost the last five

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against Wales and avoiding a sixth will require them to find a way

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through the meanest Wales have conceded five tries

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in their four matches. The French team have always

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played with physicality It is a difficult ask

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but we are coming off the back of a positive display and we need

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to back it up. The captain will make history

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tomorrow, Alun Wyn Jones will start No other Welshman has

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reached that milestone. There are far more pressing

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things this weekend. The focus will soon

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shift to the Lions. Tomorrow's game will be the last

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chance for these players They will discover if they have

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done enough on April 19 But the coach insists Lions

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selection has not been talked about. The motivation putting

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on a national jersey They are well aware of the Lions

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and there is a need for us Tomorrow's results could

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have a bearing on Wales's chances Victory in Paris and an England win

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in Dublin would see Wales replace Ireland among the top seeds,

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giving Rob Howley's men a potentially easier draw

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as they will avoid New Zealand, England and Australia

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in the group stages. It is a consequence

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of the performance. And if we get the victory,

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we would be happy for that. But we are not

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concentrating on that. For us it is making sure

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we get that W on the board That would see the Welsh celebrate

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in Paris once again, and guarantee the runner's-up place

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for the second consecutive season. And the under-20s can secure

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the runners-up spot with victory The game is live

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on Scrum V from 7.50pm Wales' women play their final

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match, tomorrow night. And Swansea City's manager

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Paul Clement says points are vital tomorrow as they travel

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to Bournemouth who are just three points ahead

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of them in the table. Swansea are boosted by the return

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of Fernando Llorente who's been passed fit ahead

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of tomorrow's key clash. The manager says lessons have been

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learnt following the defeat The players have responded

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well to the feedback. It was very clear, this

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is what we've not done right, The players know what we've

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done in the last weeks, we have picked up 15 points

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from the turn of the There's ten games to go,

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if we can pick up the same amount Newport County, who are home

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to Blackpool tomorrow, have revealed that former Arsenal

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striker Thierry Henry has lent his support to the Exiles' bid

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for League Two survival. Caretaker manager Mike

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Flynn is on the same FAW coaching course as Thierry,

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and says he was over the moon to receive a text message

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from the World Cup winner, And finally,

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the very best of luck to Nantgaredig RFC who

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are playing the Swedish national side tomorrow

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as part of celebrations, to mark the Carmathenshire's

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club 50th anniversary. Will Wales be playing

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in spring sunshine? A sunny weekend in Paris would be

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lovely, but not tomorrow. A little rain, but hopefully Wales

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will shine on the pitch! Now, it was bright in south

:25:37.:25:43.

Cornelly this morning. But the sunshine soon

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disappeared with thick clouds, Heaviest in mid, west

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and north-west Wales. Drier in the east and

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a mild, breezy night. Lowest temperatures

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six to nine Celsius. Here's the picture

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for 8am in the morning. Heavy rain on the Cambrian

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mountains, but not wet everywhere. Wrexham, Welshpool,

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the north-east and eastern Powys, Low cloud and hill fog,

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but the rain will ease Turning drier but still

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a little rain and drizzle, In Snowdonia tomorrow,

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the waterproofs will come in handy. Heavy rain easing off

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in the afternoon. In the Marches, a little

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rain or drizzle. The odd glimpse of sunshine,

:26:48.:26:50.

but some rain as well, 13 in Rhyl with a brisk

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and gusty wind. So, a stronger jet stream and fronts

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will bring pulses of rain and drizzle in from the Atlantic

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over the weekend. The highest rainfall

:27:20.:27:21.

totals in Snowdonia, Next week, rain

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on Monday will clear. Followed by brighter,

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colder weather. Some wintry showers,

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with sleet and snow, especially I'll have an update

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for you here at eight o'clock, From all of us on the

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programme, good evening.

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