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[EX Q]: Carmarthenshire's executive board has withdrawn £104,000 for the camera network as part of spending cuts. Although cameras in Ammanford, Burry Port, Carmarthen and Llanelli will be retained, the recorded footage captured by 87 cameras will no longer be monitored live. Four members of staff are to be made redundant as a result of the decision. It follows Police and Crime Commissioner Christopher Salmon's decision to withdraw around £44,000 in funding for the service in January 2015. An independent review, commissioned by Mr Salmon, found there was no case to support active monitoring of public CCTV. The review also found there was little evidence that cameras deterred violent or alcohol related crime. The council said the money will instead go to the Meals on Wheels services.
[EX A]: CCTV camera monitoring is to be scrapped across Carmarthenshire after £100,000 is cut from funding.

[EX Q]: The number of deaths now stands at 37, mainly from the Roath Park and Cardiff Bay areas. Cardiff council said it was thought the swans were killed by a "natural disease of water birds" which occurs occasionally in the UK. Anyone coming across dead birds is asked to contact the council. Animal health officials have been investigating the deaths, which have taken place over a three-week period among the city's swan population of 200. Cabinet member for environment, Ashley Govier, said: "The death of these special birds is a very sad occurrence. "Ongoing investigations are being carried out by the Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency disease of wildlife scheme, following the 37 dead swans which have been found in Cardiff. Human health "Tests results to date are negative in terms of threat to human health and there is a strong suspicion that the swans were killed by a natural disease of waterbirds which unfortunately occurs occasionally across the UK. "It is hoped these suspicions will be confirmed in the next couple of days." Bird flu has not been diagnosed. The public have been advised not to touch a dead bird with bare hands. Disposable protective gloves should be worn if possible when picking up and handling them.
[EX A]: The death of almost one in five of Cardiff's swans over the past few weeks is suspected to have been caused by a naturally occurring bird disease.

[EX Q]: The body of Edward Hinds, 37, from the Midlands, was found with a suspected stab wound at Drift Reservoir, near Penzance, on 18 February. Mr Hinds had been staying in Lelant for a few weeks before his body was found. Nigel Honey, 50, of no fixed address, appeared at Truro Magistrates' Court via video link and is due to appear at Bristol Crown Court on Tuesday. Police were called to the reservoir following reports a body had been seen in the water. Mr Hinds was confirmed dead at the scene. Follow BBC News South West on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Send your story ideas to spotlight@bbc.co.uk. Related Internet Links HM Courts & Tribunals Service
[EX A]:
A man has appeared in court charged with murder after a body was found at a reservoir in west Cornwall.

