Head of Army visits Brecon
Brigadier Philip Napier, head of the Army in Wales is visiting Brecon to meet cadets training at Sennybridge. His visit comes after two servicemen died during a training exercise in the Brecon Beacons.
Soldiers given 'emergency device' to call for assistance during training
Police and military experts investigating the deaths of two soldiers in the Brecon Beacons are looking at whether emergency systems put in place by the Army were activated.
Lance Corporal Craig Roberts from Penrhyn Bay near Llandudno and a second unnamed colleague were issued with an emergency device to call for assistance. But they died during a training exercise on the weekend. Hannah Thomas reports.
More top news
-
Memorial service for Swansea figure 'Tea Cosy Pete'
The much-loved local character, who had lived on the city's streets for decades, died in hospital this week after falling ill.
-
Wales Deaf Rugby team chase England hat-trick
The Wales Deaf Rugby team take on England today at the Cardiff Arms Park
-
Customer admits uploading explicit image to store iPad
A shopper has received a community order after he admitted uploading an explicit image to an iPad at a Tesco supermarket in Swansea.