内容摘要："That's what this road does for us. This is the biggest project in the history of devolution and it's going to open up the valleys communities to new jobs.

"That's what this road does for us. This is the biggest project in the history of devolution and it's going to open up the valleys communities to new jobs.

Iran's defence minister has warned that it would respond to any attack by targeting all US military bases "within our reach".People living in parts of mid Wales could face a hosepipe ban within weeks after Welsh Water declared a drought developing zone due to dry weather.

The Teifi Pools area of south and mid Ceredigion has experienced a drier than expected period between March and May, with reservoir levels 31% lower than the same time last year.The reservoirs supply water to 32,000 properties in Ceredigion, as well parts of northern Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire.Marc Davies, Welsh Water's water services director said "temporary use bans" could be introduced in the next four to six weeks, depending on the level of upcoming rainfall.

Welsh Water uses to measure the level of drought, but does not restrict customers' use of water.But if reservoir water levels in the area do not improve over the next few weeks, Welsh Water might have to move to stage three and issue temporary bans on the use of water in the near future.

Mr Davies said the "worst case scenario" was if there was no rainfall, which could lead to hosepipe ban "in about four to six week".

The mid and south Ceredigion network area is the only part of Wales that is under these conditions.Council leader Richard Biggs said: "We remain committed to bringing the Harlequin Theatre back into use and securing its future.

"The recommendations seek to balance the community aspirations to bring the theatre back into use as quickly as possible with the need to prioritise community safety."The recommendation to secure a third party to operate the theatre in the future, is about seeking to ensure the financial sustainability of the theatre by reducing the council's subsidy contribution."

Arranging a funeral can be testing at the best of times - let alone for a former head of state. Amid that intense, initial stage of grief, loved ones must juggle cost, the wishes of the deceased and numerous other factors in order to throw a fitting send-off.Add the clashing desires of a national government and its political opponents into the mix, and things become doubly complicated.