of rain getting into parts of wales in the morning so perhaps thicker cloud and some dampness for swanseaspeaking, it is advised out. that should away as well and then, part mesh few showers around the western isles it is going to be a bright day if not a sunny day and the best of the sunshine will be a little bit further towards the east and south. look at these temperatures. high teens for loath into scotland and across northern ireland. let's have a look on thursday. and here we have the pressure is over us and that means thicker cloud and that means thicker cloud and with weak weather fronts crossing the country i think a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country but you can see, certainly, water. plenty of big gaps between the showers. on thursday, a generally dry day. 19 in belfast, not bad at all. still holding on to the warmth in the south and the south—east at around 25. on friday, this area of low pressure would get the drift towards the east and, following the size of boris, the wind will start to start to come in from the north so that means that temp

they sing in welsh i have come to llangadog, a village just outside swansea where the local eisteddfodthe area as well as from all across wales. i like performing in eisteddfods, because i really like music, and my ambition is to go to the sydney opera house when i'm older. this is where it all starts for us, welsh singers — we start in the local eisteddfods. this is where we learn, sort of, the craft. and then when we go to london to study, or to the conservatoires, we can see the difference with the welsh singers, we've got a sort of, i guess, confidence. applause watching you judging these voices, what do you look for in a voice? well, i — i think, for me, it is the overall quality and how the vowel sounds are created. one of the most key things for me is how the voice resonates, and also how the voice works with text. i think that is really important. and of course that is what bryn terfel is fantastic at doing as well. now, you know sir bryn terfel. describe his voice for us, with your musical knowledge — what makes it so great? i think the resonance of that voice and because he's

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a little rain getting into parts of wales in the morning so perhaps thick cloud and dampness for swanseaart from a few showers around the western isles and the odd sprinkle of rain in the pennines it will be a bright day, if not sunny and i think the best of the sunshine will be a little bit towards the east and south. 25 in london, 23 in hull and again hi teens for the scottish lowlands and across northern ireland. an area of low pressure is over us on thursday meaning figure cloud and a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country but you can see there is plenty of big gaps between these showers so on thursday generally a dry day, 19 in belfast are not bad at all, still holding onto the warmth in the south and south—east at around 25 celsius. 0n south—east at around 25 celsius. on friday low pressure will gently drift towards the east and following these isobars the wind will start to come in from the north. that means that temperatures will ease. they will probably ease more so in the south and in the north. in the north we are still talking around the high teen

in south of ireland and nudge into parts of wales, bringing some damp and cloudy weather maybe to swanseahink it's a dry start, generally clear. temperatures are fresh in aberdeen, about eight celsius, elsewhere still into double figures. and then, tomorrow, a few showers in the western isles pushed in by a breeze off the atlantic. a little bit of cloud there around the irish sea and western wales, but further to the east and the south, it will be warm and sunny. temperatures will be widely into the 20s, mid—20s for london and east anglia. low pressure is over us on thursday, but it's not a very strong area of low pressure — that means not an awful lot of wind, not an awful lot of rain, but there will be some showers circling, and you can see some showers there in the north—west of scotland, and also, with a weak weather front across england and wales, a chance of catching some rain further south, too. but it won't be enough to cool things off — in fact, in london and norwich, about 25, still hovering around 20 or so for hull, and not far off that in newcastle. let's have a look at the ou

so perhaps thicker cloud and some dampness for for swansea and for cardiff.apart from a few showers around the western isles and the odd sprinkle of rain in the pennines, it's going to be a bright day, if not sunny day. and i think the best of the sunshine will be a little bit further towards the east and south. and look at these temperatures, 25 in london, 23 expected in hull and again, the high teens for the lowlands of scotland and across northern ireland. now let's have a look at thursday. an area of low pressure is over us. that does mean thicker cloud. and with weather fronts, weak weather fronts crossing the country, i think a greater chance of catching a shower across the south of the country. but you can see certainly another wall of water. there's plenty of big gaps between these showers. so on thursday, a generally dry day again, 19 in belfast, not bad at all. still holding onto the warmth in the south and the southeast at around 25 celsius. now, on friday, this area of low pressure will gently drift towards the east. and following these ice baths,

issues in terms of the weather affecting south wales, especially the south—west coast, places like swanseaw there is an amber weather warning for those particular areas and as you mentioned, some events already having been cancelled such as the cardigan county show. that is the situation in wales. looking beyond we are expecting the bulk of the rainfall to happen in northern ireland and in the south—west of england, places like bath and bristol, a yellow weather warning for high winds is in place until seven o'clock this evening. it's no surprise the met office has issued severe warnings for this weather. they are asking people to keep away from coastal areas, they are expecting highways around the coast and high winds to affect buildings and high winds to affect buildings and it could cause flying debris. the advice is clear from the met office for people to stay safe and be sensible as they venture out. here are the best of all, we are expecting tens of thousands to come to this corner of wales over the next few days. we hope the fields behind me will dry out somewhat but is definitely n

let's bring in professor stefan doeerr from the centre of wildfire research at swansea university. good to see you. when we think of hawaii, we don't often think about fires and wildfires but they do have them and yet this one has been so severe with devastating and tragic consequences. why was this one so much worse than others they've experienced? much worse than others they've exnerienced?— much worse than others they've exerienced? , ., ., ., experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii. experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii- but — experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii. but the _ experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii. but the wind _ experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii. but the wind speed - experienced? fires are not uncommon on hawaii. but the wind speed this - on hawaii. but the wind speed this time were so extreme and the landscape so dry that you had the perfect combination of fire that was spreading very fast. in fact, much of the area burned is dominated by grass. fires can move quickly through the landscape than in other situations so th

in south of ireland and nudge into parts of wales, bringing some damp and cloudy weather maybe to swanseafigures. and then, tomorrow, a few showers in the western isles pushed in by a breeze off the atlantic. a little bit of cloud there around the irish sea and western wales, but further to the east and the south, it will be warm and sunny. temperatures will be widely into the 20s, mid—20s for london and east anglia. low pressure is over us on thursday, but it's not a very strong area of low pressure — that means not an awful lot of wind, not an awful lot of rain, but there will be some showers circling, and you can see some showers there in the north—west of scotland, and also, with a weak weather front across england and wales, a chance of catching some rain further south, too. but it won't be enough to cool things off — in fact, in london and norwich, about 25, still hovering around 20 or so for hull, and not far off that in newcastle. let's have a look at the outlook then for the end of the week — and into the weekend, does cool off a little bit across some southern areas, but in edin

we've got swansea against birmingham, brady, we birmingham, so tom brady, we think swansea, think heexham against dons wrexham playing against mk dons on, on saturday. that's wrexham's first game in the football since since football league since since 2008. two 2008. obviously the two been that's going played at that's going to be played at wrexham but are you worried about traffic tomorrow? >> was just thinking >> you know, i was just thinking if got, you know, if you've got, you know, ryan reynolds quite reynolds in milton keynes, quite good the city. good for the city. >> oh, he'll probably be there later in the when the later in the season when the return often popping up return game is often popping up around there. >> villa fan, >> you know, aston villa fan, apparently cruise just apparently tom cruise just mentioned apparently tom cruise just mentionwe've leicester >> and we've got leicester against coventry with leicester are fancied come up on on are fancied to come up on on this they've really this season they've got a really good in the good squad they've been in the premi

and then in swansea says , then pauline in swansea says, every day is a dog day here. >> oh. >> oh.listening on the radio, you're listening on the radio, you're just going to have to try and find this picture. but the dogsin and find this picture. but the dogs in his basket with a with a hat on his head and it just looks wonderful. he's keeping cool looks wonderful. he's keeping coo oh, ollie, that's beautiful. looks wonderful. he's keeping coo he. ollie, that's beautiful. looks wonderful. he's keeping coo he looks, that's beautiful. looks wonderful. he's keeping coo he looks like t's beautiful. looks wonderful. he's keeping coo he looks like the yeautiful. looks wonderful. he's keeping coo he looks like the yeautifrom >> he looks like the man from del monte. >> does. >> he does. >> he does. >> we've got diane in >> then we've got diane in pencaderin >> then we've got diane in pencader in wales who says we have over 100 dogs at our rescue and rehabilitation centre in wales . most of them are collies. wales. most of them are collies. >> oh. now that is going to keep you busy . you bu