15/05/2017 BBC Wales Today

Suspicious activity on some NHS computers.

But the Welsh Government insists patient data is secure

Joab is partially deaf and achieves good grades.

But there are warnings deaf children across Wales

And jubilation as the Swans remain in the Premier League.

Suspicious activity has been identified on six

NHS computers in Wales following the international

But the Welsh Government says patient data and

As part of measures to defend the Welsh NHS, emails to staff

from outside the organisation are still blocked.

Our health correspondent Owain Clarke is in the newsroom.

Thank you. We know around 47 NHS organisations in England and 13 in

Scotland were affected by the global cyber attack, a virus was unleashed

by criminals which locks computer files and demand a ransom to unlock

them. We know services across the border continue to be disrupted

which may have some impact on some Welsh patients but it appears to be

IT systems in the Welsh NHS appeared to have withstood the breach with

the Welsh Government announcing this morning although six computers were

identified as having suspicious activities, systems within the NHS

prevented the virus from being activated. Those computers have been

isolated from the wider system. A lot of work took place over the

weekend to protect systems here in Wales.

We know that NHS staff won't be able to receive e-mails from outside the

organisation. Those have been blocked. They can still e-mail each

other. We expect the situation to be reviewed at three o'clock this

afternoon. We know IT experts have been working all weekend and the

Welsh Government says it has been investment into protecting the

system. The longer term question here is, whether or not the Welsh

NHS did in fact have a lucky escape or whether or not the system was

more robust to be able to withstand the attack that has affected so

many. A man from Kinmel Bay has appeared

before Llandudno magistrates charged with the murder of 43-year-old Tracy

Kearns. Anthony James Bird who's 48 has been

remanded in custody to appear before Tracey Kearns' body

was found on Saturday, A 24-year-old man who attacked

a police officer after taking the drug Spice has been jailed

for 20 months. It took seven officers to bring

Leroy Parry from Swansea under control after he sank his teeth

into one of the officer's arm in an PC Gareth Phillips described

the pain as "excruciating". Deaf children are underachieving

at every stage of their education in Wales compared

to hearing children according to figures

seen by BBC Wales. The National Deaf Children's Society

has described the gap as appalling and has called for more

training for teachers. 12-year-old Joab believes

he's a better drummer His teachers make sure

he can read their lips But at the very beginning

of secondary school One of the big effects I had was

homework because sometimes I would miss somethings when it comes

to doing homework, I wouldn't know a certain thing for the homework

or I wouldn't know what the homework And it's these kinds

of classroom issues that are causing deaf

pupils to underachieve Official figures for last year

showed 49% of deaf children achieved A star to C grades

in the core GCSE subjects. That's compared to 70%

of hearing children. But there's a gap

at every key stage. Because year-on-year you would

expect to see an improvement. If there was appropriate

commitment to reducing this attainment gap then

you would expect to see a reduction. The Welsh Government says it's

looking to introduce new laws that'll completely overhaul the way

pupils with additional learning It's promised ?20 million

to accompany the changes. Joab has won prizes for his

achievements in school but other children with hearing loss

aren't being given the chance Paul Clement has been nominated

for the Manager of the Season after his role in helping

Swansea City retain A win for the Swans on Saturday

and defeat for rivals Hull yesterday meant their survival was confirmed

with one game left to play. Clement is the third man in charge

at Swansea in the last 12 months and is credited by many

for turning their season around. In seventh heaven as a seventh

season in the Premier League was The players jubilant as they watch

rivals Hull get beaten by relief after a season that has

seen them on the edge. Swansea had done their part

on Saturday, any early nerves quashed as a 2-0 win over

already relegated Sunderland In the end it was a breeze

for Crystal Palace with a 4-0 trouncing sealing Hull's destiny

and Swansea City's. For Swansea it has been incredible

revival, coming back At Christmas they were rock bottom

searching for their third They struck third time lucky,

Paul Clement was appointed in January with the club

in dire straits. He has been credited by many

for turning things around. When you come into

a club and your remit it is to keep your team in

the division, that's what it was for Paul Clement and he has done that,

it is 100% success for me, irrespective of winning a few games,

losing a few poor games but the fact that Swansea City

are still in the You have to say it is

down to Paul Clement. He has done a great job,

he has come in there in difficult circumstances and Swansea have

finished one position above the West Brom come to the Liberty

Stadium this weekend for the No doubt there will be a party

atmosphere but lessons must be learnt to ensure

Swansea are not in this Staying up would not normally be

cause for celebration but this A look at the weather

now, Sue's here. And it's been a wet start

to the day for some of us. After a weekend of sunshine and

showers it is a much cloudy day today. Breezy and rain at times. We

can see from the map that rain pushing from west to east across

Wales, turning patchy as it does so and staying mild with strong

southerly winds introducing the warm air. Temperatures holding up between

14 in Pembrokeshire and 18 in Conwy. Wins have reached up to 48 mph. The

pressure chart shows this friend bringing the day's rain and another

bringing rain overnight and into tomorrow. Tonight, the rain

reinvigorates as it moves eastwards will stop an unusually mild night.

Between 12-14 Celsius in towns and cities. It is a man to start

tomorrow with patchy rain, easing as it slowly moves eastwards. Staying

quite murky and cloudy for a while. Turning right through tomorrow and

with temperatures again holding up between 14 in Gwynedd and 18

Monmouthshire we keep those warm southerly winds. For tomorrow night,

the patchy rain and drizzle should clear eastwards, turning grey,

cloudy for a time, clear spells developing overnight lows of between

eight and 12 Celsius assault on Wednesday with got this friend which

goes back towards the east and south. For most of Wales it is fine

and dry on Wednesday. West is best for sunshine. Flesh as the wind

turns Westerly. Temperatures between 11 and 15 thousand. That is the case

on Thursday as well. Quite muggy for the next few days. Improving as we

head through Wednesday, looking try and write on Thursday, the brightest

day of the week before sunshine and showers return into next weekend.

That's all from Wales Today this lunchtime.

Jamie Owen will be back with all the day's news