Lucy John

2 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Cathy Owen |Lucy John

A jack-knifed lorry is causing long delays on one of the main routes out of Cardiff. It has happened on the northbound carriageway of the A4232 between St Fagans and junction 33 of the M4 at Capel Llanilltern. Traffic Wales said at 12.40pm that the road is" blocked due to a jack-knifed lorry blocking the road". Their advice is: "Traffic is very heavy with long delays, please avoid the area if possible." An eye-witness says there are police, fire crews and ambulance at the scene.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Lucy John |Lauren Harte

The golfing superstar spotted landing in Belfast in his private jet on Friday morningRory McIlroy has returned to Northern Ireland following his victorious Masters win, as he was seen landing in Belfast on his private jet on Friday morning. McIlroy flew into Belfast City Airport, a stone's throw away from his family home in Holywood, using his private Gulfstream G650 plane, a 2022 model registered under the US flag.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Lucy John

A yellow weather warning has been issuedWales is in for a wet Easter weekend with rainfall of up to 75mm expected in some areas. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for seven parts of the country between 2pm on Friday and 9am on Saturday. Read that hereHowever, most of the country is expected to see moderate or heavy rainfall at points during this time.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Lucy John

A yellow warning has been issued for heavy rainA yellow weather warning has been issued for seven parts of Wales over the Easter weekend. The Met Office warning for rain will be in place from 2pm on Good Friday until 9am on Saturday. A yellow weather warning for rain means flooding is possible, transport services may be disrupted, road spray is likely, and power supplies may be affected.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Lucy John

Here's everything you need to know ahead of Judgement DayJudgement Day will return to Cardiff's Principality Stadium this Easter weekend so expect some parking and travel disruption across the city centre. The iconic double-header event is the longest running professional club event in Wales and showcases the best of Welsh professional club rugby. It will see the Ospreys face Cardiff and Dragons face Scarlets at the stadium on Saturday, April 19.