内容摘要：The work and pensions secretary has set out plans to "fix the broken benefits system" and tackle the "perverse incentives" driving people to depend on welfare.

The work and pensions secretary has set out plans to "fix the broken benefits system" and tackle the "perverse incentives" driving people to depend on welfare.

There had not been a murder in Beddau for 20 years, according to one community officer - until the discovery of a well-preserved corpse in the back garden of a block of flats changed everything.The remains were discovered by two friends, who believed they were cutting into a package containing a medical skeleton.

The story is now the subject of, a documentary series examining who was responsible and how they got away with it for so long.The body was found by Michelle James, a tenant of the Trem y Cwm flats, in November 2015.

She and a friend, Rhian Lee, had believed the strange package in the back garden contained a medical skeleton - and wanted to use it for a practical joke."We thought we'd bring it in, put it on the settee, and then knock the ceiling for the neighbour to come down just to play a prank," Ms Lee told the Sky documentary.

When the friends started cutting the package open, they got fluid on their hands - and phoned the police.

PC Joy Nicholls of South Wales Police, one of the first on the scene, said the smell was "overwhelming".Although no date was confirmed, he said he had "no reason to doubt" that the first passengers would be using the terminal by the end of the month.

Situated at the Princes Half Tide Dock, which is about 800yds (730m) from the existing terminal at the city's Pier Head, the project was originally due to be completed in 2021.Mr Crookall said the government-owned ferry firm was "working towards opening as soon as possible" so that it would be "ready for the busy summer holiday period".

The facility had been "completed to the design and specification agreed by the department and the Steam Packet", he said.The minister confirmed works left to be finished included the installation of software and hardware, checking systems and X-ray machines, signage and other minor works, responsibility for which "lies with" the ferry firm.