tomos morgan, bbc news, ammanford. horses from the household cavalry which were on exercise threw their riders and bolted through the streets leaving four people including a cyclist in hospital. our correspondent ellie price has the story. if it wasn't so dangerous, it would be strangely beautiful. two military horses on the run in central london during the morning rush hour. one hits a taxi... ..and they carry on down fleet street. in total, five household cavalry horses ran loose after unseating four riders. one had been in charge of two horses. the damage unmistakable as they crashed into several vehicles, including this bus. three soldiers were hospitalised, their injuries not deemed to be life—threatening. the bbc understands a fourth person injured was a cyclist. at such a busy time in the day, there were, of course, plenty of witnesses. when i saw these horses galloping along, it's a very surreal thing to see, as you can imagine. then they came running down here. some went off that way, some went straight on, an

tomos morgan, bbc news. finally, a miraculous rescue in india. southern state of karnataka was rescued from a borewell after being trapped there for 20 hours. the toddler fell head—first into the five metre deep borewell while playing. he's now undergoing hospital treatment. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. the weather will be throwing all sorts at us over the next few days. some wet weather, some warm weather and some windy weather — particularly driven by storm kathleen. a storm named by the irish weather service for impacts it will have in the republic of ireland over the weekend. but for northern and western parts of the uk it will bring gales and the risk of disruption. here is storm kathleen developing, still well away to the south—west of our shores. but low pressure already in charge of the scene for friday — rain and snow across scotland. that tending to peter out, but more rain pushing into southern scotland later. for northern ireland, bands of showery rain with sunny spells in between. england and wales, seeing a day of

tomos morgan is there for us now, tomos.one of those teachers that was injured todayis those teachers that was injured today is a drama and welsh teacher and the head of year seven here. in the last hour, the head teacher has issued a statement, thanking both pupils and staff for their calm and mature response to what was a difficult day's events. it had been a difficult day and obviously that their thoughts were with all of those, the three families affected by today's events. tonight, as the police behind me continue their investigations, i think it's fair to say there is still a sense of shock here in ammanford, shocked that a incident has taken place in this bilingual school in a small mining town in south—west wales. this was the scene at ysgol dyffryn aman after what was a shocking incident. two teachers and a pupil stabbed and taken to hospital with non—life—threatening injuries. a raft of emergency service vehicles and personnel attended the scene, and worried parents rushed to the gates waiting for any news. radu in

tomos morgan reports. on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured. cities did their best to protect themselves, but cardiff wasn�*t alone in taking heavy damage. praise and thanks were given to all of those involved in the effort, with today�*s birthday boy playing a vital role in saving this particular building in the welsh capital. it was in 1941 that a 16—year—old ronald brignall was walking home from college when he spotted an incendiary bomb [and on the roof of city hall. they�*re designed to start fires. he then took it upon himself to climb on the drainpipes of this building twice to help extinguish the flames. firstly with a hose pipe between his hand in his mouth, and secondly with a sandbag. the local paper described a local lad who was daunted by nothing, acting with daring and courage. there we are. ronald�*s family were present as he received a special certificate today for his efforts from the lord mayor of cardiff. # happy birthday to you...# a celebration for a centurion, for a courageous act performed in the most testing of times. to

tomos morgan, bbc news.moves them top of the table. meanwhile chelsea beat manchester united in a dramatic finish at stamford bridge. jo currie reports. in the three—way title race which has already seen twists and turns, it was over to liverpool for the next move. a win would see them back into first. the opening goal was a gift. this lack of urgency was costly. the home side heading top of the premier league, courtesy of darwin nunez�*s backside. for a team that haven't won at anfield for 30 years, sheffield united struck a blow after the restart. neither keeper having a very good night. liverpool needed a goal. mcallister provided this with this sweetly struck effort to the relief of the crime. a third was added to seal the deal. liverpool with a two—point advantage and eight games to go. elsewhere, a clash at stamford bridge so conor gallagher put chelsea in front.— bridge so conor gallagher put chelsea in front. though nacho is the one running _ chelsea in front. though nacho is the one running through

tomos morgan, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news 110w. on thursday. the outgoing prime minister, ariel henry, said last month that he would step down after gangs prevented him from returning to the country. the council is expected to name an interim prime minister and help install a government that will eventually organise elections legislators in the us state of arizona have voted to repeal an abortion law dating back to 1864 which was revived earlier this month by a court ruling. arizona's senate must also now vote to repeal the ban to prevent it coming into force. the state is a crucial battleground in this year's presidential election, in which abortion and reproductive rights have become a central issue. venice has become the first city in the world to introduce an entry ticket for those visiting for the day. at specific times over the next few months, it'll cost 5 euros to enter. it's part of a trial aimed at tackling over—tourism. in a few days' time, hollywood's all—important summer movie season will get under way. last year, the

tomos morgan has the very latest.he three injured members of ysgol dyffryn aman being taken to hospital after being stabbed. this afternoon it was announced that teacher fiona elias, pictured here, and another teacher who the bbc understands to be liz hopkins and a pupil affected, have all been released from hospital. the shocking incident prompted a huge multi—agency response. cid and forensic teams recovered a knife and tonight an update from the police. a 13—year—old girl was arrested at the scene. i can confirm she has now been charged with three counts of attempted murder. dyfed—powys police also said that last night concerns were raised over some social media posts that referenced the incident that took place here in dyffryn aman yesterday. they went to the home of the person they believed responsible for that content and a 15—year—old male was arrested and remains in custody. they're now investigating whether there is a link between the two alleged offences. ammanford is still in shock. as staff of dyffryn aman

tomos morgan, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.rm kathleen, named by the irish weather service for the impact it will have in the republic of ireland over the weekend but for us in the north and west of the uk, gales are likely which could well cause some disruption. storm kathleen taking shape in the atlantic right now, still a lot of strengthening to do in the next 2a hours or so but even before it arrives, we have an alli another area of low pressure throwing a band of heavy rain northwards heading through tonight and that turns to snow even over a fairly modest hills because here it will be a cold night, big temperature contrast, a very mild in the south but tomorrow morning, rain at low levels and snow over the hills and about 300 metres we could see ten centimetres falling so this mix of rain and snow could make for quite a tricky start to the day across scotland tomorrow. cloud and rain for a time in northern ireland, claiming to something a bit brighter. sunshine and showers across england and wales, it will be quite windy,

tomos morgan, bbc news. off. there is just one easy to wrap and a total one off. there isjust one problem, to be honest, to make it, you will need to have a four and a half billion year old meteorite land in your garden. 0ur reporter has been to gloucestershire to find out more. the world—famous winchcombe meteorite didn't only crash land on a driveway. the largest parts of it actually came down at a nearby farm. and most of the family who live there thought it had all been donated to the natural history museum. that was until lachlan got a surprise birthday present from his mum three years later. i already knew what i was going to be getting. but then she went, "oh, and also there's a little something extra." i was like, "oh, that's very nice. "you didn't have to." but then she got really excited, and then she started talking about the meteorite, which we haven't talked about in a couple years, and passed me the little box. inside that little box was something out of this world. lachlan's mum had secretly a

tomos morgan, bbc news. yeah, happy birthday, ronald! that is it from me. though from the bbc sport centre. i'm tulsen tollett. liverpool have moved back to the top of the premier league after beating sheffield united 3—1 at anfield. it looked like it would be a comfortable victory for liverpool after ivo grbic�*s mistake saw darwin nunez claim his eleventh league goal of the season. but the blades battled back and forced conor bradley into conceding an own goal early in the second half. despite dominating possession, liverpool fans might have been feeling worried until alexis mac allister restored the lead in dramatic fashion. and cody gakpo secured the victory in the 90th minute. their two—point lead over arsenal has been restored, while sheffield united remain rooted to the bottom of the table. around 20 minutes left in chelsea's thrilling game with manchester united at stamford bridge. united came from 2—0 down and lead 3—2 thanks to a garnacho goal in the 67th minute. around 15 left in that one. the saudi arabian capital of riyadh will host the wta fin

our wales correspondent tomos morgan filed this update from outside the school.ntendent ross evans from david powers police, where he told the media that, as you mentioned, there are 13 —year—old girl was arrested yesterday and they have now charged her with three counts of attempted murder. the three individuals were taken that were taken to hospital yesterday have now all been discharged. and the bbc understands that both of those teachers we can name now as liz hopkin and fiona elias. there was also some more detail from this press conference that we just happened moments ago. police said yesterday evening in their control room, their social media department had spotted a number of social media messages referring to incidents that had taken place here. officers then carried out a warrant. ross evans said for that person they believed responsible for those for that content. and a 15—year—old male was then arrested and he is now in custody. now, they said that these two investigations are separate, but the police are seeking to establish whether there is any con

here's tomos morgan.as been overwhelming public response against it. an online petition calling for 20 miles an hour to be scrapped reaching just shy of 500,000 signatures, far outweighing cycling and other campaign groups that supported it. so now the new transport secretary, who has been in thejob forjust a month, has said the policy will be reined in, making it easier for previous speed limits to be reintroduced. back in september, this dual carriageway in the centre of cardiff had its speed limit changed to 20 mph. but it's not in a built—up residential area, there is no hospital here and no school. so feasibly it could have its original speed limit of a0 miles an hour reinstated very soon. yeah, more than happy to see the move back to 30. itjust holds everyone up. i am happy with the 20 miles an hour limit. i notice the difference, when i was driving outside of cardiff, i had less time to react. some roads i can understand it, but there's some roads that - are so quiet, nothing and nobody around and

tomos morgan, bbc news. this is bbc news. hello there.further as we head into the weekend. we've got a named storm on the way to bring widespread gales. now, this area of low pressure's going to bring us a breezy, wet night across the board. outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy at times in the north and the west, will push northwards. as it pushes into the cold air across scotland, it's going to turn to sleet and snow, certainly snow over the high ground, even some sleet perhaps down to lower levels for a time. so quite a temperature contrast from north to south. very mild in the south, cold in the north. but it could be fairly disruptive over the high routes, for example the a9, for friday morning. this snowfall likely to accumulate for a time as it continues to move its way northwards. further south, any rain clears away from england and wales, and then it's sunshine and blustery showers. most of the showers will be in the north and the west. the odd heavier one for england and wales, and it stays windy for all. it also improves a little

but as our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports, they left an unsightly trail behind.bish. these arejust rubbish. these are just two of over 1,000 abandoned mines in wales, many have become hotspots for caerphillies, six years ago braichgoch became social media famous, after a video on youtube called the cavern of lost souls. it showed at the bottom of cave several old abandoned cars. got a lot of cave several old abandoned cars. (eri�*ii a lot of views on youtube and all of a lot of views on youtube and all of a sudden everyone wanted to be there taking a picture of instagram. graffiti on the wall, bin bags used to keep their feet dry and inflatables scattered everywhere, all contaminating the space even further. �* , ., all contaminating the space even further. 3 ., , ., all contaminating the space even further. �*, ., , ., ., further. it's a bizarre environment, it is a bizarre _ further. it's a bizarre environment, it is a bizarre sight, _ further. it's a bizarre environment, it is a bizarre sight, it _ further. it's a bizarre environment, it is a bizarre sight, it

but as our wales correspondent tomos morgan reports, they left an unsightly trail behind.ce of other explorers. outside the mine are remnants _ other explorers. outside the mine are remnants of— other explorers. outside the mine are remnants of recent _ other explorers. outside the mine are remnants of recent visitors. i are remnants of recent visitors. they wrapped themselves up in black bags, and they will go through and rip them off one side, and on the way back out they have the same process. way back out they have the same rocess. , , , ., .,, ., process. piling rubbish on top of rubbish? yeah. _ process. piling rubbish on top of rubbish? yeah. at _ process. piling rubbish on top of rubbish? yeah. at the _ process. piling rubbish on top of rubbish? yeah. at the bottom i process. piling rubbish on top ofj rubbish? yeah. at the bottom of process. piling rubbish on top of i rubbish? yeah. at the bottom of this complex, there are over 1000 abandoned mines in wales, is a rough dry and drawing travellers, and it shines mesmerisingly in certain light. shines mesmerisingly in

from there tomos morgan reports.happened at 11:15am today at the school behind me, ysgol dyffryn aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil and aman. what we know is a girl stabbed two teachers and a pupil and those three were taken to hospital. we still don't have an update on the severity of those injuries. we understand an arrest has been made and a girl has been arrested on attempted murder charges. for quite some time parents were here at the main entrance of the school waiting for information because the school went straight down into lockdown will stop there was a significant police presence here. we havejust had a please update by superintendent ross evans, where he called for restraint on social media after what has happened. he asks people not to speculate or circulate any media as the investigation is ongoing and peopl

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our wales correspondent, tomos morgan, is in ammanford this morning.side. —— shock. two teachers and one people were injured. they were taken to hospital and we are told they had non—life—threatening conditions. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of murder. overwhelmingly today, still a sense of shock at how and why this has happened in the small, former mining town in south—west wales. as you can see behind me there is still a significant police presence here is the school remains close as they continue investigating inside for any further evidence. we understand they had already recovered a knife. a little bit more detail as well. the bbc understands one teacher injured was the owner nis, the welsh drama teacher and head of year 7. a statement was issued last night in which pupils and staff were thanked for their calm and measured response to the event yesterday. thoughts are with the families of everyone affected. the school will be here to help everyone involved at the school after what happened yesterday. thank ou ve after what happened