Wales Aberporth

One of the biggest compensation awards ever made in Wales has been given to a man who suffered multiple injuries in a car crash. Anthony Hutchinson was giving a lift to his brother when their vehicle was hit a Landrover and trailer.

A judge at the High Court in Birmingham today ruled that Anthony should get money to cover the 24 hour care he needs for the rest of his life, as Kevin Ashford reports.

A man who needs 24-hour care after a car accident three years ago has been awarded a multi-million pound compensation payout.

Anthony Hutchinson received multiple injuries in the car crash in Pembrokeshire.

His wife Joanne has welcomed today's ruling. She says it will help secure the care that her husband needs.

A man from Aberporth has been awarded one of the biggest compensation claims of its kind ever given in Wales.

Anthony Hutchinson, also known as Punk, almost died in a car crash in Pembrokeshire three and a half years ago.

A judge at the High Court in Birmingham today ruled that Anthony will be awarded an out of court settlement totalling around ten million pounds to cover the 24 hour care he needs for the rest of his life.

An airport in West Wales is fast becoming a world leader in the development of unmanned flight.

The airport at Aberporth is already used by the Ministry of Defence for testing of some of its aerial systems - also known as drones.

The site - the National Aeronautical Centre - is hoping to be at the heart of a growing multi billion pound industry.

Our reporter Dean Thomas went along to find out how the airport is leading the field in unmanned flight.

"This area is already in the lead of the test and development of this system" says Ray Mann, the owner of Aberporth Airport.

"It is recognised internationally now, what we do. There will be many opportunities in the future for companies to come here and operate their systems and maximise the potential from this new unmanned air vehicle market".