07/03/2017 BBC Wales Today

Arsenal in Europe. Natalie thank you very much again at the Emirates

Stadium. The headlines tonight:

Suspended as a councillor - and now from Plaid Cymru

in the Assembly - the party investigates Neil McEvoy

amid a row over bullying. And a 'surreal moment' -

Sir Bryn Terfel on receiving his Plaid Cymru has suspended one

of its Assembly members. Neil McEvoy is already serving

a one-month suspension from his other role as a councillor

in Cardiff, after a panel ruled that a comment he made to a council

officer was "bullying behaviour". Mr McEvoy says he hopes to be back

in the party's Assembly group soon. Our political correspondent,

Daniel Davies, has more. Plaid Cymru Assembly members

on their way to their weekly The main topic of conversation,

what to do about Neil McEvoy. We are not allowed in to

hear what's being said. These group meetings

are always held in private. But we do know that he won't

get unanimous support. Last week, a tribunal heard

in the summer of 2015 he referred That comment came after the eviction

of a tenant he'd been supporting, and was deemed to be

bullying an official. First this morning, party leader

Leanne Wood removed him from her front-bench team, then,

after more than an hour and With Neil McEvoy's agreement,

the Plaid Cymru group has decided that he should be temporarily

suspended from the group whilst agreement is sought on a way forward

following recent events. Mr McEvoy's supporters came

out for him at Plaid's He is a prominent figure

in Cardiff politics, and is poised to lead the campaign

there at May's council elections. But today he was asked

whether there was pressure I don't think there was pressure,

it was more of a discussion, really. It was just the form

of words we were working on. Some sticking points either way,

but I understand their position, So we've agreed, we both agreed,

actually, to temporarily suspend me and, ideally,

readmit me in the future. This afternoon, he was back

in the Assembly Chamber asking questions, but whether he'll

continue doing that as a Plaid AM or as an independent

AM remains unresolved. The MP for Wrexham, Ian Lucas,

says he's been told experts at the new prison there can help

in the battle against Last night on Wales Today,

we showed these pictures, taken at Wrexham bus station

and posted on social They appear to show

people high on drugs. Mr Lucas says there needs

to be better co-operation between the police, local council

and other agencies. The pictures are shocking,

but it's no surprise. This is an issue that's been

going on for a considerable I've discussed this personally

with the Lord Chancellor and asked her to ask

the new prison just outside Wrexham to work

with agencies in the town

and the local police this horrible problem that is

destroying people's lives and our A nurse from Carmarthenshire has

been sacked and fined ?650 after accessing more than 3000

confidential medical records, 63-year-old Elaine Lewis,

from Llansteffan, worked Hywel Dda Health Board says it has

introduced measures to improve A group of climbers had to be

rescued this morning Members of Llanberis Mountain Rescue

team were winched down by helicopter to help the three climbers,

who'd got into difficulty on Crib Goch after one man fell

and injured his shoulder. Final planning approval has been

granted to build a ?10 million holiday village at Folly Farm

near Narberth in Pembrokeshire. Visitors will be able to stay

alongside the park's exotic attractions in lodges,

caravans and tents. The council says it will bring wider

economic benefits that will enhance the appeal of the attraction

throughout the year. He's regarded as one of the world's

greatest bass baritones - Sir Bryn Terfel has been

at Buckingham Palace to collect his knighthood from the Queen

for services to music. Our arts and media correspondent,

Huw Thomas, was at the Palace. Sir Bryn Terfel on stage,

an icon of opera and a voice This was his performance at a gala

concert in Buckingham Palace last Sir Bryn Terfel Jones,

for services to music. Today, he was back in the same

glamorous surroundings of the palace ballroom,

not to sing this time, but to meet the Queen

and from bended knee, to

arise Sir Bryn Terfel. Congratulations, can we see

the award you got today? Already, I see a knighthood brings

a certain significance to what you do in your daily

routine as a musician. It helps, I guess,

to promote Wales, even And that will propel me

forwards to the future. On stage he is an imposing presence,

but behind the scenes he's nurtured young talent, funding tuition fees

through his foundation and supporting singers with the Sir Bryn

Terfel scholarship on the Eisteddfod From the beginning,

Sir Bryn Terfel showed exceptional talent,

here winning the song prize

at the BBC's Cardiff Singer That competition returns this year,

and its patron has praised Sir Bryn He's been a great

ambassador for Wales He's a wonderful character,

glorious voice. He does an amazing

job in what he does. From Pantglas to

the Palace, Sir Bryn Terfel is one of the world's leading

bass baritones and joins a distinguished band of singers

knighted for their excellence. The Welsh Rugby Union

is cancelling around 200 tickets for Friday's Six Nations match

against Ireland because they've been sold on for profit

by unofficial providers. The Union says anyone

who has bought a ticket from a source other than itself,

a Welsh rugby club, Seatwave, Events International

or Gullivers Sports Travel should Football, and in the Championship,

Cardiff City conceded a late equaliser to draw 1-1

against Blackburn Kenneth Zohore put the Bluebirds

ahead before half time. Blackburn put pressure

on Cardiff in the second half and got their reward late on -

Derrick Williams with the goal Let's get the weather

forecast for Wales. This system brings rain overnight

and has a trailing weather front tomorrow, waving back and forth,

bringing more rain, especially further south, before it clear to

the south-east. Dry weather tomorrow in the north, but that band of rain

lingers across much of south and mid Wales. Across the UK, scattered

showers across north and west Scotland. The best of the drier

brighter for Northern Ireland and northern England. Further south,

that rain moving to the south-east in the milder air here. 13 Celsius

in south-east England, eight or nine Celsius in the north of Scotland.

The rain clears to the south-east, and a few lingering showers. Some

bright spells, especially in the north. South-westerly winds bringing

swarm Briton slightly warmer air. Tomorrow night, the drizzle is

likely to linger in the south, but drier in the north, with clear

spells. We keep the mild south-westerly winds into Thursday.

A window of drier weather before another front brings in rain by

Thursday night, so not a bad day, Thursday. Mostly dry, often cloudy,

but feeling pleasantly mild and warm weather sun breaks through. The

changeable weather continues over the next few days. Some rain,

brighter spells too, and feeling milder.