BBC Wales Today - Friday 1st March 2002

it's in halfast 6 don't forget there'll be an update on the day's main stories later in the hour now it's time to join the BBC's news teams across the UK [Music] bye-bye hello I'm Jamie Owen you're watching Wales today [Music] on St David's day Prince Charles speaks of the tragedy of Steel Workers losing their jobs South Wales police chief says there's been no political pressure investigating liberal Democrat Mike German now we are three the family photo doctors said would never happen and 50 years young and flying high celebrations for pmri shire's National Park good evening on St David's day Prince Charles has come to Wales and offered support to communities devastated by Massive job Cuts in the steel industry he said the closure of the chorus works at eale is a tragedy he offered the help of his own agencies and organizations whatever you're doing have a nice weekend Jamie Derek thanks very much it's coming up to 7 o'cl tonight's headlines from the BBC the parents of a girl who died from a heroin overdose have released harrowing pictures of the body of their daughter in the Hope it'll deter other young people from using drugs Rachel Whittier who had a promising future died in her bedset aged 21 in India 50 Muslims have been killed in the worst ethnic fighting for more than a decade the tidt forat killings in the western province of Gujarat began when 56 Hindus were killed in a Muslim attack on a train back home Prince Charles has used his traditional St David's day visit to Wales to offer support for communities devastated by huge job losses in the steel industry on a visit to eale he described the closure of the chorus plant as a tragedy more on all of tonight's stories and our bulletin at 9:00 on BBC 2W that's for digital viewers and here on bbc1 at 1025 with CLA Summers that's Wales today enjoy the weekend from Derek me and all of us on the program good evening [Music]