our wales correspondent tomos morgan is in cardiff for us tonight. his footage hasjust emerged and there are a lot of questions tonight. there are a lot of questions, especially in this area. when we arrived here this morning there was dismay from the residence on this street because so much of their property had been damaged by the riot that happened last night and the rumours were rife, rumours that the rumours were rife, rumours that the police had in some way been involved in the deaths of the two boys that happened hours before the riot began here in cardiff. as you mentioned, new footage has now come to life which seems to question the version of events given by the police in the run—up to the two teenagers�* deaths yesterday. this footage obtained by the bbc raises questions about south wales police�*s version of events last night. it appears to show two teenage boys on an electric bike being chased by the police in ely, cardiff. minutes later, 16—year—old kyrees sullivan and 15—year—old harvey evans were killed in a road collision nearby. a fe

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff.ohnson has been referred to police over potential breaches of lockdown rules and we have much more over the next few minutes. hello there. well, it's been a fine day for most of us today with some bright weather and not quite as warm as it was on monday when we had the highest temperature of the year so far, 23.1; degrees celsius recorded at cardiff. this also, of course, the highest temperature that we've seen so far this may. butjust how warm is that? well, if i put that in rank compared with other recent mays, you can see 23 degrees is completely bottom of the pile, in the relegation zone. normally, mays over recent years have brought us temperatures into the mid to high 20s, so we've certainly not had a heatwave and there's not one on the way either. you see high pressure's in charge. yes, there'll be warm may sunshine, but with the winds coming in off the atlantic, really at this time of the year, if you want the hot weather, you have to have the winds coming up from spain or fran

tomos morgan reports. oh, no, no, no, no, no. chaos in cardiff.orks hurled at police after they were called to deal with a road accident in cardiff on the west side of the city and one of wales�*s most deprived areas. following their arrival, it appears the situation and the mood in the area escalated quickly. these pictures were streamed live on social media. get back! at several stages, the crowd seemed to charge forward and riot police forced them back with their shields and batons. south wales police described it as a large scale disorder, urging local residents to stay indoors and not to speculate online, insisting the original accident had happened before they went to the scene. forensic and specialist teams are continuing their investigation. tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. let's get some of the day's other news now. a former elle magazine columnist who was found to have been sexually assaulted by donald trump, has filed a new complaint against him. ejean carroll is seeking unspecified damages for disparaging remarks mrtrump made during a

our correspondent tomos morgan reports.t's no wonder the mountainous north wales attracts the crowds, but as the weather improves, the crowds flock to the top. these are the scenes over easter. extra footfall puts pressure on roads, parking and even the toilets. so a tourist tax will be coming into force here and its aim is to help the upkeep in holiday areas so visitors get the best experience. it's always been a busy place to cover in the summer, but since covid it's become absolutely heaving. but it will be hotels raising prices as the fee will be earned from overnight guests. it could be between 50p to £5 per room or per person per night and some accommodation businesses think that could be a deterrent. we still don't have the final details, but say it is el per room per night, do you really think that might put people off? yeah, well, that's an interesting question because £1 per night might not sound a lot, but if it's per person and you're in a bunk room which only costs you £17, that's quite a big percentage hike pe

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. tomos is at the scene this morning.n the situation? it is an absolute war zone here almost, in the morning, you can see the remnants of what seems to be a smoking bonfire, and just further down there you might be able to see those two cars that were probably on the video footage there, they were set alight. can ijust the video footage there, they were set alight. can i just take you the video footage there, they were set alight. can ijust take you a little bit further down the road here, you can see on the floor all the rubble, all those missiles being used to throw it police last night. the road is a complete mess. these two cars, probably because of residents that lived here, they were brought into the melee happening overnight. some arrests have been made by south wales police, we don't know how many so far, but because of the disruption, buses in this part of cardiff are having to be re—routed. at one stage last night there was speculation that the local police station just a little bit down onto the main road there

ely suburb, but the circumstances behind the accident remain unclear. 0ur wales correspondent tomos morgand thousand friends and family came together to celebrate. and to remember two teenagers whose favourite colour was blue. 15—year—old harvey evans and 16—year—old kyrees sullivan, who died on the street on monday. it doesn't seem real, i don't think it has sunk in with any of us yet and i don't think we will ever get used to the idea of not having harvey here, we will never get used to it. he is a massive part of our life gone. he was amazing. for a massive part of our life gone. he was amazing-— was amazing. for the first time since his death, _ was amazing. for the first time since his death, harvey's - was amazing. for the first time | since his death, harvey's family have spoken about what happened and how they were kept waiting for news. they were stood at the barrier for over two hours and we were begging, please tell us if they were alive or dead, i had a hold of my sister and we were begging and they wouldn't tell us nothing and then someone ran into the crowd with their phone a

the 37—year—old played 158 times for wales in a 17 year international career as tomos morgan reports.tained the side who won the tournament and in the year when many thought his playing days were over. clearly not, as two years later he led wales to another championship. he has been a one club man, playing for the ospreys throughout. built a reputation as a fearless leader, never backing down. he became ever present in what was warren gatland's first stint as head coach and 170 international caps, he became the sport's most capped international play. now four months before the start of the rugby world cup, when the sport needs him most, out of the blue, he has decided to step down from international rugby after speaking to the coaching staff and the wru. ., �* ., ., ,_ speaking to the coaching staff and thewru. ., �* ., ., ,., the wru. you'd have to say he is one of wales' if — the wru. you'd have to say he is one of wales' if not _ the wru. you'd have to say he is one of wales' if not the _ the wru. you'd have to say he is one of wales' if not the greatest - the wru. you'd have to sa

street has called the scenes �*appalling and completely unacceptable'. 0ur wales correspondent tomos morganh, no, no, no, no, no. a part of cardiff was in chaos last night. cars set on fire and an angry crowd armed with fireworks, paving stones and debris as missiles, aimed at the police. in riot gear, they forced the mob back as they approached then here in ely on the west side of cardiff, an area which is one of the most deprived in wales. this morning, a bonfire was still smoking in the middle of the road when we arrived. around it, devastation and ruin clear to see. rubble, bits of wood and those fireworks were littered across stanway road, and also around the corner, another burned out vehicle turned upside down, presumably another one of the local residents' cars, smashed in the violence. residents say those that caused this damage don't actually live on this street and that people living here are shocked and angry that this has happened right outside their doors. why take it out, you know, on people in the street? why run amok, you know? itjust doesn't make sense. i just... you know,

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. the council clean—up operation started pretty early this morning.way and quickly there was a smell of disinfectant rather than the petrol you could smell from last night. if you could smell from last night. if you look behind me there are still some evidence of what happened. a couple of the cars, all the windows have been smashed on the windscreen smashed. another car has got paint all over it. this is easily in the west of cardiff, it's known as one of the most deprived areas of wales, however this is an exceptional thing to happen and what you get a sense of it is there is still real anger. of it is there is still real anger. of the police have tried to quash of the police have tried to quash those social media rumours about the fact that possibly a police car was involved in the chase but still people are angry and want answers about what happened. we are starting to see people leaving floral tributes now to those two teenagers who died. it tributes now to those two teenagers who died. , ., , ,., who died. it must have been so frightening _ who

our wales corresponding to tomos morgan its apps out south wales police headquarters and it is a force was in the press conference just now and the deputy chief constable walked out after only a few conference and media were hurling questions as she left and let's not forget that this force only referred themselves to the iop seat after the bbc released that footage yesterday which showed that the police were following them and that changed the narrative, the narrative given by the police commission it would have said there was no pursuit and no chase but we know that they were following the boysin know that they were following the boys in the minutes before they died. i have spoken to several people here in the last 48 hours and they have spoken about the distrust they have spoken about the distrust they have spoken about the distrust they have for the police and the way that information has come out in the last 48 hours, that will not have helped the relationship they have. the police constable did say that the way things transpired on monday is not like anyone how anyone would have

our wales correspondent tomos morgan is outside south wales police headquarters. y-— a situation that has rocked a whole community. yes, it is. i was at that ress community. yes, it is. i was at that press conference earlier _ community. yes, it is. i was at that press conference earlier with - community. yes, it is. i was at that press conference earlier with the i press conference earlier with the deputy chief constable gave that press conference, and she was really under pressure. he went to a couple of questions from journalists as she walked up as journalists were hurling more at her refusing to answer and looking at her notes to give stock answers for some of the questions she was being asked. you mentioned and i saw in the piece there that we have seen more about a time when saw in the piece they are how close it was when the police turned down that road and where the accident happened. and really it seems as though it was a logistical thing about why they were not there at the scene when the collision happened because those bollards were in the way really i

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff.l the tanks from the west. but everyone is expecting that at some point this will come, we don't know yet when it inevitably when we sat down with 0leksiy danilov, possibly the most senior security official, a man who is at the heart of president zelensky�*s war cabinet. it is inevitable we would discuss the circumstances around this counteroffensive and this is what he said. it counteroffensive and this is what he said. . ., counteroffensive and this is what he said. ., , , ., ., ., said. it could happen tomorrow, the da after said. it could happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow _ said. it could happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow or _ said. it could happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow or in _ said. it could happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow or in a _ said. it could happen tomorrow, the day after tomorrow or in a week. i day after tomorrow or in a week. translation: it would be strange if i were _ translation: it would be strange if i were to _ translation: it would be

thank you very much, tomos morgan. the police and _ cardiff. thank you very much, tomos morgan. el, as you say, social media rife with speculation last night and potentially adding to the tensions of the situation. i am just reading one report as well, one person he was live tweeting all night, two kids killed by a car nearby. parents were not given access to the situation and they felt, they should have, from what i gather but these are not properly sourced reports. lack of trust in policing and overemphasis on force by the police has made this more intense than it needed to be. there is quite a few reports on line saying similar things, what can you say about that, do you think that was the situation? you are quoting people saying things which are quite random in many ways. the one thing that we do know is that it's very difficult to work out retrospectively what happened in events like this. i was a member of the home affairs select committee looking at the london riots of 2011. quite frankly, despite the attention that has been given to that, it is still not clear why it happ

tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff.ngs together a range of forensic and investigative journalism skills — has been analysing how the footage came to light and how the bbc managed to establish exactly what it shows, where and when. here's jake horton. this cctv video sent to bbc verify shows a police van following two people on an electric bike. we verified it as being taken outside a house on frank road in ely, less than a mile from where the reported crash happened. the timestamp on the video says 17:59, just minutes before the police confirmed the crash as happening. in another still of the video we've taken here and blurred out, you can see two people lying on the ground as they are given cpr. it's not immediately clear what happened just before the crash, but what is clear is rumours quickly began to spread online. in one facebook post here, you can see someone posting, saying, "two boys were killed tonight on their scooters after being chased by police. the boys got knocked over by a bus." the police said they arri

tomos morgan, bbc news, gwynedd., beautiful sunny day - reservations? we have. first thing to say, beautiful sunny day in i to say, beautiful sunny day in porthcawl. all of your viewers come to holiday _ porthcawl. all of your viewers come to holiday in — porthcawl. all of your viewers come to holiday in wales. what more could you want? _ to holiday in wales. what more could you want? we have fantastic places to see _ you want? we have fantastic places to see the — you want? we have fantastic places to see. the tourist tax is a case of wrong _ to see. the tourist tax is a case of wrong tax — to see. the tourist tax is a case of wrong tax at — to see. the tourist tax is a case of wrong tax at the wrong time for us. we have _ wrong tax at the wrong time for us. we have gone through a really difficult — we have gone through a really difficult three years. it has been well documented. 0ur businesses are starting _ well documented. 0ur businesses are starting to— well documented. 0ur businesses are starting to come back.

tomos morgan reports.re he says. to the coaching staff and the w are he sa s. ., ., .,, ., ., he says. you have to see one of the greatest ever _ he says. you have to see one of the greatest ever players. _ he says. you have to see one of the greatest ever players. just - he says. you have to see one of the greatest ever players. just purely i greatest ever players. just purely on his longevity. just greatest ever players. just purely on his longevity.— greatest ever players. just purely on his longevity. just an hour or so before he stepped _ on his longevity. just an hour or so before he stepped down, - on his longevity. just an hour or so before he stepped down, another. before he stepped down, another wales's open side flanker had also announced his international retirement, another british and irish lion and one of welsh rugby's must technically gifted athletes, another loss for wales and the ospreys. two of wales most capped and decorated players who played with their hearts on their sleeves will be

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