Get Well Soon Rhodri

First minister Rhodri Morgan is in good spirits after an emergency operation to clear two blockages in arteries to his heart.
Mr Morgan, 67, was explaining to visitors how the angioplasty procedure works after he watched the operation on a screen while fully conscious throughout.
Today he is expected to ask the Queen to confirm the appointment of Plaid's Ieuan Wyn Jones as deputy first minister.

But further announcements of a shake-up in the cabinet will have to wait until Mr Morgan fully recovers from his operation during the Assembly summer recess.
Plaid is expected to earn three seats in the full cabinet, including Mr Jones, as a quid pro quo for the relative numbers of seats in the Assembly - Labour has 26, Plaid 15.
Mr Morgan had appointed a slimmed-down cabinet of just seven, without replacing former ministers Sue Essex and Alun Pugh when they failed to return after the elections.
The first minister can appoint up to 12 ministers, including deputies.
Plaid candidates for high office?
Jocelyn Davies, AM for South East Wales, is credited with a good job in negotiations over the One Wales deal and could be a candidate for Business Minister; Alun Ffred Jones who once ran Gwynedd council could be seen as a safe pair of hands for perhaps a rural affairs brief.
Will Mr Jones consider one of the gang of four for promotion to appease the left-wing of his party? If so Helen Mary Jones, Llanelli, could be moved up the pecking order.
Labour business and budget minster Jane Hutt told this morning's media briefing in the Senedd: "I have been grateful and impressed by Ieuan Wyn Jones' recognition that the most important thing is Rhodri's health.
"We would anticipate they would be able to resume their talks when Rhodri's feeling better and we must be patient."