Mosque terror suspect's family "in shock and devastated"
The family of a Cardiff man arrested on suspicion of carrying out a terror attack on a north London mosque say they are "massively shocked" and "their hearts go out to the injured".
Welsh faith leaders form human chain in solidarity with Muslim community
Faith leaders from across Wales met at the at Darul Isra Mosque in Cardiff on Monday evening to form a human chain in a display of solidarity with the Muslim community.
Those in attendance included Arch Deacon Peggy Jackson, Rev Michael John (area Dean for Llandaff), Dr Eva Elliot (Cardiff University and Canton Uniting Church), Father Tony Furlong (St Peters RC Church), Rabbi Rose (Cardiff United Synagogue) and Jon Cox (CitizensUK).
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Finsbury Park attack victim died after being hit by van
Makram Ali, 51, died of multiple injuries at the scene of the terror attack after a van crashed into a group of people near a mosque.
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Police given more time to question attack suspect
Detectives have been given more time to question a man from Cardiff arrested in connection with the Finsbury Park attack.
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Police arrest man after comments about mosque attack
South Wales Police has arrested a man after abusive comments about the Finsbury Park attack were made on social media.