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Michael Sheen had 'constructive' meeting with first minister over toxic dumping claims (opens the original)
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Hollywood actor Michael Sheen said he had a "constructive" meeting with First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth over toxic dumping claims raised in his BBC documentary. Buried with Michael Sheen explores toxic chemical dumping in 14 sites in Wales and England. Sheen initially said an offer to meet the first minister "was not taken up" before the documentary was broadcast in August. On Thursday, the Welsh actor said he met the first minister, speaking about how they could move forward adding it was "earl
Eclipse: Space superfan's tips on how to watch the celestial event (opens the original)
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Space superfan Efan Dafydd has loved astronomy since he was just two years old. His mum, Lowri, gave him a Welsh-language book called Gofod, which means space. The avid stargazer has warned people ahead of Wednesday's partial solar eclipse not to rely on special glasses used during the total eclipse in 1999. "[They] are not suitable because they could be scratched or damaged, which could make you lose your vision," he said. The budding astronaut has received tips on realising his dream from hero
Gwaelod-y-Garth residents call for quarry to shut after flooding (opens the original)
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Residents who were forced to evacuate their homes because of flooding following a planned blast at a quarry have called for it to shut. Emergency services were called and roads remain shut in Gwaelod-y-Garth on the outskirts of Cardiff, with about 40 people "directly affected" according to the city's council leader Chris Weaver. One resident facing a major clean-up said the blast was so noticeable "the whole house shook like a bomb had gone off", while another said it had been like three times t
Celyn Jones reached 'top Welshness' working with Hopkins and Zeta Jones (opens the original)
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An actor said he reached "peak Welshness" working alongside Sir Anthony Hopkins and Catherine Zeta-Jones on the upcoming film A Visit to Grampa's. Celyn Jones said it was like a "homecoming" and a "culture moment" taking part in the film adaptation of the Dylan Thomas short story. "I think I reached peak Welshness when I was singing Myfanwy, while Tony [Hopkins] played the piano and Catherine Zeta-Jones served the drinks," he told Lucy Owen on Radio Wales. "I just needed Charlotte Church to call
Public urged to keep away from wildfires as Eryri drone operators rescued (opens the original)
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Search and rescue volunteers are urging people to stay away from wildfires, after two people trying to film with a drone were rescued. South Snowdonia Search and Rescue team (SSSART), which covers the southern region of Eryri National Park, said the pair ignored road closures and police advice before becoming stranded, requiring a rescue that incurred "significant public expense". SSART said there had been an "increase" in people trying to visit the area, including incidents of wild camping, des
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