03/09/2016 BBC Wales Today

Good evening.

A body found in the ruins of a collapsed building

at Didcot Power Station has been identified as

Christopher Huxtable, from Swansea.

The 34-year-old had been missing since the collapse in February.

The MP for Swansea East, Carolyn Harris - says his family

have suffered mental torture for the last six months.

Rhiannon Wilkins reports.

The early hours of Wednesday morning

and the team searching for the three workers still missing

at the Didcot power station, form a guard of honour

as a body was found.

Thames Valley Police today confirmed it was formally identified

as Christopher Huxtable and sent their thoughts

to his family in Swansea, who are now being supported

by specially trained officers.

The family had previously criticised the rescue operation

for being too slow.

The MP for Swansea East Carolyn Harris today paid tribute

to Mr Huxtable.

Very sad.

My heart and my prayers go to the family who have been waiting

desperately for Christopher's body to be found.

They can now have closure.

They can say goodbye to Christopher and they can grieve his loss.

The building was due for demolition when it partially collapsed

in February killing Michael Collins from Teesside,

Ken Creswell and John Shaw, both from Rotherham,

are still missing.

The main section was brought down using exposes in July and the search

for the remaining men continues.

Around 100 protestors gathered in Cardiff

to voice their opposition to Wales' vote to leave

the European Union in June.

It was one of the demonstrations organised across several UK cities

by the group "March for Europe" - calling for stronger ties

with the EU.

But campaigners from the Leave side say the referendum result six weeks

ago must be accepted.

Yes, the vote went one way but there was

no alternative offered and, I think, in any democracy,

any decision is open to challenge.

We don't close down debate after general elections,

opposition parties continue to argue their case and I think that

it's absolutely right that people in this country continues to argue

the case for Britain's partnership with Europe.

What's important now is that we don't give tags to people.

We don't say "Brexiteers", we don't say people were "Remainders".

We actually all come together in the best interests of Britain

and, indeed, Europe.

By continuing to fight the referendum campaign

that was decided by the vote on June 23, actually,

is doing no one any favours.

The owners of the former Friction Dynamic site in Caernarfon

have been urged to develop the site before it falls

into further delapidation.

Plaid Cymru politicians, Hywel Francis and Sian Gwenllian

say they plan to meet with the new owners later

this month, and have called on them to bring skilled jobs to the site.

The 27-acre site has laid empty since the factory closed in 2008.

Arriva Trains Wales has been trialling a new system in Cardiff

today, to try and avoid long passenger queues for trains

after major events.

Both Central and Queen Street stations are being used,

for different destinations.

30,000 people were expected at the Principality Stadium

for the Monster Jam truck event today,

and Arriva wants to iron out

issues before 74,000 people attend the Champions League final next May.

War veteran and author, Eileen Younghusband

has died, at the age of 95.

She worked in the Filter Room - the secret hub of Britain's air

defence, during the second World War, tracking enemy aircraft.

She moved to Wales in 1984 and campaigned on health

and education issues -

earning her the British Empire Medal in 2012.

Her latest book for children was published

only weeks before her death.

Rugby, and Cardiff Blues take on Edinburgh in the Pro12

a little later tonight - but a disappointing afternoon

at home for the Scarlets.

They took on Munster - who were the better side -

beating them 13-23.

And in the football, in League Two Newport's game

was abandoned at half time because of a water-logged pitch

- a frustrating one for Barnet after scoring within 23 seconds -

the fastest goal scored in the English football

league this season, but it won't count when the game is replayed.

And in the National League it was a two-all draw for Wrexham

away to Maidstone United.

Let's take a look at the weather, and the wet and windy weather

will clear through the evening,

to leave occasionally clear spells,

and scattered - perhaps heavy - showers.

Further showers will develop in the north by dawn,

with temperatures down to around 13 Celsius.

Then tomorrow morning, we'll see scattered showers,

becoming fewer and further between with longer sunny spells

developing by the afternoon.

Top temperature 20 celsius.

That's Wales Today - I'll be back tomorrow

evening at ten to six, hope you can join me then,

but for now, thanks for watching, and enjoy your evening.