he surprised her body by getting swansea _ swansea city.by getting swansea city to _ swansea city. he surprised her body by getting swansea city to the - by getting swansea city to the playoffs in his first season. lost out in _ playoffs in his first season. lost out in the — playoffs in his first season. lost out in the semifinals to brentford and then— out in the semifinals to brentford and then last season he did even better— and then last season he did even better and — and then last season he did even better and took them to the final. and they— better and took them to the final. and they lost again to brentford. so it was— and they lost again to brentford. so it was not— and they lost again to brentford. so it was not brilliant but that said you could — it was not brilliant but that said you could not argue with the results and i_ you could not argue with the results and i would — you could not argue with the results and i would suggest the football was dictated _ and i would suggest the football was dictated by the resources he had.

this is a pilot project here in swansea with east wales.this work and replicate that across the uk and support people to create their own local newsrooms next year. again, it will rely on funding from those who read it, consume it, believe in it? perhaps. i know that in our research now we are just trying to explore how that will work and respond to people's needs. i know that our business model will be a direct response to our audiences needs. ifan, i wanted to go back to you with your academic hat on for a moment. we've talked so far about london and regionaljournalism and how it's developing in so many different ways. how well placed does it then look to you to hold power to account? because that is clearly a key element of what journalism, wherever it is in the country, should be doing. i think that one of the important things we can do is _ decentralise that journalism. we've heard leveling up i already being mentioned. we need to level up the journalism in different parts of the uk as well| so that it tells the stories - and represent

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wyre davies, bbc news, in the swansea valley.four men have been arrested in the londonderry area by police investigating the death of the journalist lyra mckee. the 29—year—old was shot while observing rioting in derry�*s creggan estate in april 2019. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has the latest. emma. well, the men were arrested earlier this morning under the terrorism act, they were brought here to musgrave police station in belfast. three of the men are aged between 19 and 21, another one is aged 33. this really is the most significant of element in the case for some time. police said this morning that the arrests were the result of detailed investigations over the past two years. the death of lyra mckee had a huge impact here in northern ireland back in 2019. she had been stood next to police with a crowd of people watching as rioting broke out in derry�*s creggan estate when a gunman from the new rai fired towards the crowd and she was tragically killed. —— the new ira. the british and irish prime ministers attended h

swansea came from 3—0 down to draw 3 all at luton.of the table as philip billing's second—half strike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city, they replace fulham who drop to second after losing 2—1 to reading. derby, who announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stoke. and in scotland, hibernian blew the chance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free—kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. to cricket, and it's finals day in the t20 blast at edgbaston — and somerset are taking on kent spitfires right now... somerset won the toss and put kent into bat. and daniel bell—drummond initially continued his brilliant form with this six — he was dismissed for 18 though. tom abell then gotjoe denly out for a duck with this brilliant

wyre davies, bbc news, in the swansea valley. experienced panic attacks. the department for education says it's investing more than 17 million pounds to build on the mental health support in schools. emma glasbey reports. matty has struggled with anxiety in his teenage years. he's 16 year and he's autistic. when he moved to a large secondary school in wakefield, he began having panic attacks. ijust didn't want to go in. just, like, dread almost of going in. yeah. the problem with my school was that it was so big, and the sen area and staff, there was quite a bit of understaffing and it wasn't, there wasn't enough people to help and just too many kids to deal with. in total, matty missed around 18 months of school. his mum saw his mental health gradually deteriorate. having panic attacks, unable to get in the car, unable to go to school, it was really tough for both of us, for all of us, really. because he was desperate to go to school. he really wanted to be in school and he kept saying, "i'lltry again, mum, i'll try really hard.

to the night's other fixtures now... and brighton have beaten swansea 2—nil.an early lead against wimbledon. penalties decided the other all—league ties. chelsea got the better of aston villa. james with the recent kit 1—1 a also counsel victory for lester over mill. in the draw for lester over mill. in the draw for the fourth round chelsea beat southampton arson are home to lead and lester are hosting brighton. tottenham our way to burnley and the manchester city travel to west him for supposedly all premier league ties there at liverpool and branford have championship opposition. second—tier face second—tierface ligue second—tier face ligue one sunderland. rangers are through to the semifinals of the scottish league cup for the update pete livingston to no tie. bruce scored first before morales was gifted a second by the keeper. rangers haven't won the competition since 2011. johnson have glasses and they are back into the last four. there also 2— mill winners a whole way at dundee. crawford with the goals and the final 20 minutes. johnson or into the semifi

what's wrong for two point they be swansea 31 at craven condor ridge. scoring a hat trick.nemouth in second at the drawing neo— mill. five months after the previous round the women's fa cup returned to the right of the having to pause because of the pandemic. arsenal easing into the pandemic. arsenal easing into the semifinals of the 5— one wind katzman hotspur. spurs are second in super league season after winning their first super league season after winning theirfirst three super league season after winning their first three matches they generally lead with that stunning goal from williams. generally lead with that stunning goalfrom williams. not generally lead with that stunning goal from williams. not too long to get back into it. equalising with another beauty from the edge of the box. floodgates arsenal opened up the trash and for the second of the game. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. athletes who aren't fully vaccinated against covid i9, will have to spend 21 days in quarantine be

swansea came from 3—0 down to draw 3—3 at luton.trike gave them a 1—0 win over cardiff city — they replace fulham, who drop to second after losing 2—1 to reading. derby, who announced yesterday they're going into administration, ended a miserable week with a 2—1 win over stoke. and in scotland, hibernian blew the chance of going clear at the top of the premiership as st mirren snatched an equaliser two minutes from time to draw 2—2. stephen kingsley�*s superb second—half free kick ensured hearts maintained their unbeaten start as they drew 2—2 at ross county. stevie may's late goal gave stjohnstone a first league win of the season as they beat aberdeen 1—0. the line—up for tonight's t20 blast final at edgbaston is complete. kent will take on somerset for the trophy with play set to begin shortly. it's after both sides won their respective semifinals earlier in the day, as adam wild reports. finals day at edgbaston, four teams, three matches, two will make it to tonight's final and one will go home champions. that is the countdown to

the last time he saw his swansea—born wife katherine was when she left for work. the first plane would hit the north tower. we fell in love without even knowing each other. wejust met, and in a minute or two it was, like, all over. and there's something in our souls, it's like... it's like we knew each other in past lives or something. she'd say, "let's have a meal with a nice bottle of wine." he has campaigned forfairer compensation forfamilies of the nearly 3,000 victims. the impact of that day will never diminish for the families, but today, 20 years to the day, president biden hopes to get america past the 9/11 era, moving it from memory to history. nomia iqbal, bbc news, new york. let's get more on this from our north america correspondent, nada tawfik what is the mood in new york at the moment? ~ , ., ~ ., what is the mood in new york at the moment? ~ ,, ~ ., , moment? well, you know, the son is now shining — moment? well, you know, the son is now shining and _ moment? well, you know, the son is now shining and the _ moment? well, you know, the son is now sh

the last time he saw his swansea—born wife katherine was when she left for work.he first plane would hit the north tower. we fell in love without even knowing each other. wejust met, and in a minute or two it was like all over. and there's something in our souls, it's like, it's like we knew each other in past lives or something. she would say, "let's have a meal with a nice bottle of wine." he has campaigned forfairer compensation forfamilies of the nearly 3000 victims. the impact of that day will never diminish for the families but today, 20 years to the day, president biden hopes to get america past the 9/11 era, moving it from memory to history. nomia iqbal, bbc news, new york. in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the lives of new yorkers were turned upside down — and many were drawn to public service for the first time. there was a surge in people enlisting for the us military, wanting to defend america. and for young adults, who grew up with parents suffering trauma from that day, there's still a desire to serve and to heal. the bbc�*s laura trevelyan has b

. —— for two point they be swansea 31 at craven condor ridge. scoring a hat trick.eason after winning their first three matches they generally lead with that stunning goalfrom williams. not too long to get back into it. equalising with another beauty from the edge of the box. floodgates arsenal opened up the thrash and for the second of the game. elsewhere manchester city, chelsea and brighton will meet. athletes who aren't fully vaccinated against covid 19, will have to spend 21 days in quarantine before competing at next year's winter olympics and paralympics in beijing, the organisers have confirmed. the games begin on february 4th next year and last for 16 days. the international olympic committee has said that any athlete who can provide a justified medical exemption will have their cases considered. tickets will also only be sold to spectators from mainland china. moeen ali says he probably would have pulled out of the ashes tour even if he hadn't retired from test cricket. and he says he understands if some players decide not to tour this winter because of th

to the night's other fixtures now and brighton beat swansea 2—nil.also — a comfortable victory for leicester over millwall. and the draw for the fourth round has taken place tonight. ones to look out for — chelsea v southampton, arsenal home to leeds, leicester hosting brighton, tottenham away to burnley— and the holders man city travel to west ham. those the all—premier league ties, liverpool and brentford have championship opposition and qpr of the second tier, face league one sunderland. rangers are through to the semi finals of the scottish league cup, beating livingston 2—nil at ibrox. kemar roofe scored the first before alfredo morelos was gifted a second by livingston keeper max stryjek. rangers haven't won the competition since 2011. well stjohnstone have — last season in fact and they're back into the last four. they were also 2—nil winners, away at dundee. shaun rooney and ali crawford with the goals in the final 20 minutes. stjohnstone are into the semi finals for the third straight season. derby county have entered administration and been

i wonder if grant shapps has ever been to swansea? have is, when will this be sorted, what is the timeframe for things getting back to normal? that ve much things getting back to normal? trust very much depends on the motorists. if they start buying in their normal quantities, £20, 20 litres, to fill up quantities, £20, 20 litres, to fill up every week, we could see by the end of this week some return to normality. it won't be perfect, but some return. but if they keep buying and buying a tanker load full, there is no chance. with 36,000,000 vehicles on the road, and two billion of storage, that is far more than the industry can cope with. thank you very much for your time, elizabeth dejong, and by medicine. —— brian maddison. he elizabeth dejong, and by medicine. -- brian maddison.— -- brian maddison. he said by the end of the — -- brian maddison. he said by the end of the week. _ -- brian maddison. he said by the end of the week. thank _ -- brian maddison. he said by the end of the week. thank you - -- brian maddison. he said by the

brighton and swansea is approaching half—time.th goals. arsenal has an early lead against women and with alexander look is that from the penalty spot. west ham with an early goal against manchester united with manuel lanzini with the goal at old trafford and tottenham lead at wolverhampton with harry kane having their second. it's the scottish league cup quarterfinals tonight, too. currently goalless there. and the other match also deal— nero. the club's last major cup success came in this tournament in the 2010—11 campaign. derby county have entered administration and been deducted i2 points by the english football league. 0wner mel morris has spent the past two days talking to players and staff, whose jobs are now uncertain. the 12—point deduction means that wayne rooney's team drop to the foot of the championship table, on —2 points. administrators from the firm quantuma have been appointed, who say they are looking for interested parties and want to ensure the club continues to fulfill its fixtures. 0wner morris says the club

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with kwasi kwarteng last night with industry, is that the driver and vehicle licensing agency in swanseaveloping over the year, because the staff have been on strike, they are working from home, relatively unsupervised, and the performance of the dvla, in this sense, one of the government agencies, has been woeful if that is true. , agencies, has been woeful if that is true, , ., agencies, has been woeful if that is true. , ., , agencies, has been woeful if that is true, , ., , l, agencies, has been woeful if that is true. , ., , , true. sorry to interrupt you, but that is a figure _ true. sorry to interrupt you, but that is a figure we _ true. sorry to interrupt you, but that is a figure we have - true. sorry to interrupt you, but that is a figure we have heard . true. sorry to interrupt you, but i that is a figure we have heard that about previously. the thing is, even if people get through those tests, i don't know how quickly they can get through them, spoke to someone yesterday, who said there is a 12 week waiting list for someone to pass a test but does passing that test to be can

swansea? tom? representative: thank you, mr. chairman.i will keep it simple. 60% of americans do not graduate from college. that is the majority of the people in the country. i have been in public life 25 years and we have always encouraged people to go to college. 60% do not graduate from college. the u.s. census says there is 105 million full-time jobs in america and 105 million full-time jobs, 89 million of those jobs pay less than $75,000 a year. i had an epiphany when meeting with welders one time who came to my office, young guys who had suits on, part of the union. i said what made you join the union? well, my father was mad at me, i wasn't doing well in school, my grandfather told me to join the union, he knew somebody. the other guys told similar stories, like they were sheepish about it at how much money did you make last year? the first guy in his late 20's made $100,000 a year. the second guy was in his early 30's and make $120,000 in the third guy made $105,000 -- $145,000. they get up early in the morning and they work hard

relatives of four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are calling forer and owners were cleared of manslaughter charges three years later. the two surviving miners say the tragedy had been swept under the carpet. the health and safety executive said it would be inappropriate to comment on details of the investigation. south korea has succussfully tested a ballistic missile from a submarine which is designed to help counter any attack from its neighbour north korea. the planned launch comes just hours after pyongyang fired two ballistic devices towards the sea of japan. joining me now from seoul is our correspondent laura bicker. so, laura, a planned launch by south korea, as we mentioned, but the timing of this planned launch, rather fortuitous, timing of this planned launch, ratherfortuitous, some might say, given what north korea has been doing? given what north korea has been doin: ? ~ , . doing? well, within 'ust a few hours, doing? well, within 'ust a few hours. on i doing? well, within 'ust a few hours, on this _ doing? well, within 'ust a few hou

swansea? tom? representative: thank you, mr. chairman.will keep it simple. 60% of americans do not graduate from college. that is the majority of the people in the country. i have been in public life 25 years and we have always encouraged people to go to college. 60% do not graduate from college. the u.s. census says there is 105 million full-time jobs in america and 105 million full-time jobs, 89 million of those jobs pay less than $75,000 a year. i had an epiphany when meeting with welders one time who came to my office, young guys who had suits on, part of the union. i said what made you join the union? well, my father was mad at me, i wasn't doing well in school, my grandfather told me to join the union, he knew somebody. the other guys told similar stories, like they were sheepish about it at how much money did you make last year? the first guy in his late 20's made $100,000 a year. the second guy was in his early 30's and make $120,000 in the third guy made $105,000 -- $145,000. they get up early in the morning and they work hard an

relatives of four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are calling forest into their deaths. they were killed when water flooded the gleision drift mine in september 2011. the mine's manager and owners were cleared of manslaughter charges three years later. the two surviving miners say the tragedy had been "swept under the carpet". the health and safety executive said it would be inappropriate to comment on details of the investigation. one penny coins are back in circulation again, after two years of not being produced. the royal mint said the coins went back into production last year, with 88 million minted in 2020. none were made for general circulation in 2018 and 2019. pandemic lockdowns reduced the use of cash, but also meant many coins were hoarded at home. i have got quite a few at home. still knocking about in a bottle somewhere? north korea has fired two ballistic missiles into the east sea, south korea has confirmed, which contravenes un resolutions designed to curb the north's nuclear activities. it comes just days after north korea tested a

swansea? he votes no. ms. murphy? ms. murphy votes no. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no. -- ms. plaskett? ms. plaskett votes no. mr. brady? mr. brady votes aye. mr. nunez votes aye. mr. buchanan votes aye. mr. smith of nebraska votes aye. mr. reed? mr. reed votes aye. ? mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes aye. mr. smith? mr. smith votes aye. -- ms. fuller ski -- she votes aye. mr. lahood? mr. lahood votes yes. dr. winthrop -- wenstrup? yes. mr. arrington votes yes. dr. ferguson votes yes. mr. estes votes yes. mr. smucker votes yes. misses miller votes aye. mr. wright? mr. chairman votes no. >> mr. chairman, mi -- >> you're not. >> mr. wright votes yes. >> mr. wright votes yes. >> the court will report the tally. >> i have 25 nays and 18 ayes. >> the amendment fails. are there other amendments? >> mr. chairman, it is me virtually, i have an amendment. >> mr. arrington is recognized. mr. thompson has reserved a point of order and as soon as the amendment is passed out he will be recognized. >> the gentleman should proceed. >> thank you mr. chairman, my amendment will strike this tax on dom

relatives of four men who died in a mining disaster in the swansea valley ten years ago are calling forfuture lockdowns can't be ruled out. figures released this morning show the rate at which prices are rising in the uk jumped to 3.2% last month. labour is leading a commons debate later on whether to keep the £20 a week uplift to universal credit — it's currently due to be scrapped in october. an opposition day debate will be held in parliament this afternoon — on whether to keep the £20 a week uplift to universal credit, which is currently due to be scrapped at the start of october. labour will challenge conservative mps who oppose the welfare cut "to do the right thing", and vote with them in a non—binding motion. emilie parry—williams is a singer from pontypool who is currently on universal credit. thank you so much for talking to us about this today. begin by telling our viewers what sort of difference universal credit, and as it is called, there has been during the pandemic, what difference it has made to use. pandemic, what difference it has made to use-— pandemic, what differenc