tomos morgan in cardiff and — to a halt on saturday.morgan in cardiff and rachel bell— to a halt on saturday. tomos morgan in cardiff and rachel bell in - in cardiff and rachel bell in aberdeen, thank you both. labour mp sam terry has been sacked as shadow transport minister after appearing at a picket line this morning. the labour leader keir starmer had previously asked front bench labour mps not to attend picket lines. home energy bills in the uk could rise even further this winter, after russia further squeezed europe's gas supplies today. the warning from energy analysts came as wholesale gas prices soared to near record highs as supplies on the nord stream 2 pipeline were cut to germany and other services. so this is president putin switching off most of the gas supply. timer;r this is president putin switching off most of the gas supply. they are callin: this off most of the gas supply. they are calling this the _ off most of the gas supply. they are calling this the first _ off most of the gas supply. they are calling this the f

but first lets talk to tomos morgan in cardiff. what is it like today?there are so few peeple know _ what is it like today? there are so few people know in _ what is it like today? there are so few people know in cardiff- what is it like today? there are so few people know in cardiff central| few people know in cardiff central that the cafe decided to close as there is no one coming through. i spoke to a member of transport for wales who are not striking today because they are not in dispute with any of the unions, they are owned by the welsh government and they said in rush hour this morning the footfall was down to just 10% of what they would normally expect on a weekday. nothing going up north today. a few more running today across wales and we had in the strike last month but really the strike last month but really the strike today looks like a preliminary for saturday which could be worse with the company that runs the railway to england saying they will not maybe run any services on saturday. we had a few people because it is the holidays travellin

our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports.soning, but now they think that is not the case, so they are investigating something deeper, and upon hearing the news, family here in cardiff, they live not far away from the city centre, have already begun making their way over to bangladesh, and mr islam's brother—in—law spoke to the bbc and expressed how shocking it was upon hearing the news about mr islam and his son. we cannot believe this happened, i cannot believe — this person is very friendly, very nice guy. his son is a very, very sweet son, and very friendly. everyone likes him, and he likes everyone. as i say, the police are continuing their investigation in sylhet as to what exactly happened there, but they have expressed the information letting us know that the postmortem into the deaths of mr islam and his son will take at least five days, and also that the mother and daughter are still, as i mentioned, in a critical condition in hospital in sylhet. after almost 9,000 episodes and 37 years, australians have been watchin

tomos morgan reports. platforms empty, cafes closed, and passengers seemingly elsewhere.most trains leaving the station well before 7pm. in the midlands, just 30% of usual services ran from birmingham new street. 12% of trains were on the track in wales, and only five routes were in operation across the whole of scotland. a mix of sympathy and also frustration from commuters. there are other services that get paid a heck of a lot more money. and they need to keep up with them, so they are doing the right thing. i think there are alternative ways of taking action. and the impact is not against the rail service, it is against passengers. i can see it from both. sides, from the people who work at the station. they put a lot of work in. they want more money, i understand that. - but it is impactful. i understand that, obviously, people need fair pay and i am sure they are striking for a good reason, but i still need to get to work. spectators hoping to get to the first day of the commonwealth games today might have some trouble, with many operators warning commuters across th

tomos morgan is at cardiff central. give us an update from fair.s nick was saying, we are into holiday season now. you can see people behind me, they have come with their bags and hoping to travel and holiday but they are unable to because there are so few trains running today. commuter pass really coming into cardiff central from the valleys or other areas across south wales and there is roughly around one per hour for wales and there is roughly around one per hourfor some wales and there is roughly around one per hour for some areas wales and there is roughly around one per hourfor some areas in wales and there is roughly around one per hour for some areas in the valleys today. one per hour across south wales and further on to london, if not less than that as well. there is nothing going to north wales, so anybody looking to take a trip further north is in real difficulty today and would have had to make other plans. transport for wales is run by the welsh government, they are not in a disagreement at the moment, but however, because many of the

tomos morgan reports. platforms empty, cafes closed, and passengers seemingly elsewhere.on well before 7pm. in the midlands, just 30% of usual services run of usual services ran from birmingham new street. 12% of trains were on the track in wales, and only five routes were in operation across the whole of scotland. a mix of sympathy and also frustration from commuters. there are other services that get paid a heck of a lot more money. and they need to keep up with them, so they are doing the right thing. i think there are alternative ways of taking action. and the impact is not against the rail service, it is against passengers. i can see it from both. sides, from the people who work at the station. they put a lot of work in. they want more money, i understand that. - but it is impactful. i understand that, obviously, people need fair pay and i am sure they are striking for a good reason, but i still need to get to work. spectators hoping to get to the first day of the commonwealth games today might have some trouble, with many operators warning commuters across the count