the mp for cardiff central jo stevens has paid tribute to mr flynn, saying, "so very sad to hear thatvely colleague paul flynn mp has died.

the mp for cardiff central jo stevens has paid tribute to mr flynn, saying, "so very sad to hear thatolleague paul flynn mp has died. a kind, principled, fascinating man who was devoted to his constituents & constituency." labour leaderjeremy corbyn has also said this message... now on bbc news, the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. mark, what delights do you have? a mixed bag. we have the kid who would be king, which is an arthurian update. we have a private war, a drama about a real—life story. and jellyfish, a low—budget, but ambitious picture. so the kid who would be king, a kind of retelling of the legend of king arthur? yes, this is byjoe cornish, who made attack the block a while ago. louis ashbourne serkis plays this bullied kid named alex, and he and his other equally bullied friend stumble upon a sword in a stone, and they pull it out and they take it back home and they realise that what they have stumbled on is the sword in the stone, the great arthurian story, and now rises

the cardiff central service rolling in on time.od use. the roads are usually the worst part but the roads are fine. we have a job to do at the end of the day, so we came here to do it. keeps it fine to keep the cold. but those actually heading to france for tonight's game did face disruption. cardiff airport was forced to cancel its flight, leaving fans and former players stranded. i'm on the eurostar now so i'm going to get a car to london and then jump on the eurostar. so, if not, i might end up doing some regional work for the bbc in cardiff, or something. but, yeah, give ita go, got nothing to lose. watch it in cardiff, by the looks of things. not a bad place to watch it. no, not at all. but obviously it would be better in the stade de france, but there we go. we'll go down to west wales for a spa weekend instead. and watch the game down there. much of the snow hasn't now thawed, but as temperatures drop this evening, there will be concerned about how much ice will be left on the road. in that, he was talking to some fans. we l

this was the scene in tonypandy in the rhondda valley, cardiff central service in on time.ith a busy rugby line—up supplies are of the utmost importance. the snow came into good use. the side streets are the worst parts but the roads are fine. we have got a job to do at the end of the day so we carry on and do it. the beer is fine. the beer is fine, it keeps it cold. get the essentials in. but those heading to france for tonight's game could face disruption. cardiff airport was forced to cancel its paris flight, leaving fans and former players stranded. i am on the eurostar so i am going to get a car to london and jump on the eurostar. if not i might end up doing some radio work for the bbc in cardiff. give it a go, have got nothing to lose. watch it in cardiff by the looks of things. not a bad place to watch it. but obviously it would have been nicer in the stade de france. we will go down to west wales to a spa weekend instead and watch the game down there. much of the snow has now thawed but as temperatures drop this evening there will be concern for how much ice will be

cardiff city when his plane came down in the english channel. from progreso, natalio cosoy reports. emiliano sala's body leaves the grounds of his childhood football club in progresso in centraleighbours came to say goodbye to the local hero at a private funeral. translation: he never forgot his roots and that means people have a very fond memory of the kid. of emiliano. sala spent his early years developing his football skills here, he left at age 14 to pursue bigger opportunities. he was flying from france to cardiff when his plane disappeared over the english channel on january 21. they played a club record of £15 million for the player's transfer from league 1. player's transfer from league 1 nantes. two weeks later the wreckage was found and shortly afterwards, sala's body was recovered. the pilot is still missing. representatives from his new club traveled to argentina for today's service. people say, he's never played for you, but he was my player and the feelings i had, i chased him, wanted him and he said to me, i will get you the goals that keep you up in the premier league and i said i know you will. no cameras were allowed inside the building while the whole club

cardiff city when his plane came down in the english channel. from progreso, natalio cosoy reports. applause. emiliano sala's body leaves the grounds of his childhood football club, san martin de progreso, in centralay goodbye to the local hero at a private funeral. translation: he never forgot his roots, and that means people have a very fond memory of the kid, of emiliano. sala spent his early years developing his football skills here. he left, aged 14, to pursue bigger opportunities. he was flying from france to cardiff when his plane disappeared over the english channel on 21 january. the bluebirds had paid a club record of £15 million for the player's transfer from ligue i nantes. two weeks later, the wreckage was found, and shortly afterwards, sala's body was recovered. the pilot, david ibbotson, is still missing. representatives from his new club travelled to argentina for today's service. people say, well, he's never played for you or — but he was my player, you know? and the feelings i had, i chased him, iwanted him. and he said to me, i will get you the goals that keep you up in the premier league, and i said, i know you will. the whole club feels very sad, and cardiff, in general, feels

cardiff city. the club's manager neil warnock attended a private funeral this evening. from progreso, natalio coss—0y reports. emiliano sala's body leaves the grounds of his childhood football club in progresso in centraleighbours came to say goodbye to the local hero at a private funeral. translation: he never forgot his roots and that means people have a very fond memory of the kid. 0f emiliano. sala spent his early years developing his football skills here, he left at age 14 to pursue bigger opportunities. he was flying from france to cardiff when his plane disappeared over the english channel on january 21. they played a club record of £15 million for the player's transfer from league i. two weeks later the wreckage was found and shortly afterwards, sala's body was recovered. the pilot is still missing. representatives from his new club traveled to argentina for today's service. people say, he's never played for you, but he was my player and the feelings i had, i chased him, wanted him and he said to me, i will get you the goals that keep you up in the premier league and i said i know you will. no cameras were allowed inside the building while the funeral took place. the mourners sat in front of em