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Expert divers join search for missing mother
Friends of Nicola Bulli, a missing mother of two, say they hope the help of a specialized underwater rescue team will provide answers for her family.
Specialist Group International’s private diving team, led by forensic expert Peter Faulding, will help police track down Ms. Bulley, who disappeared over a week ago while walking her dog near the River Wyre in Lancashire.
Police are working on the theory that the 45-year-old woman fell into the river, but her family and friends doubt it and say there is still no proof.
M4 warning for drivers
There is a low brightness warning on the M4 this morning.
Particularly bad eastwards between junction 24 Coldra and 23 Magor and in both directions around junction 41 at Baglan.
Traffic accident with delays on the M4
An accident involving a van is causing delays on the M4 during peak hours on Monday morning.
One lane is blocked and lines are forming in the east lane around Newport.
It happened at Junction 26 Malpas Road and traffic was stopped at Junction 29 Cardiff.
Harry Styles success at the Grammys.
Harry Styles says his biggest Grammy win is proof that he’s “on the right track” with his music.
The 29-year-old singer won the night’s top award – album of the year – for his third studio album, Harry’s House.
Speaking in the winners’ room after the ceremony, Styles said he was “shocked” but “very grateful” to receive the award and that the album was “for my friends”.
More than 350 people died as a result of the strong earthquake.
The death toll in Turkey and Syria rose to 360 after a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake toppled buildings and sparked a frantic search for survivors under rubble in towns and villages across the region.
On both sides of the border, residents awakened by the morning earthquake rushed outside into a cold, rainy and snowy winter night as buildings collapsed and strong tremors continued.
Rescue workers and residents desperately searched for survivors under the rubble of their homes in many cities, picking their way through tangles of metal and chunks of concrete.
Weather forecast for this Monday
Another dry day with gusts of sun and a cold night is expected. Here is the full forecast for Wales:
Any haze and patches of fog will dissipate and it’s off to another bright, dry day with plenty of sunshine for many, although the clouds will move NW later on. The maximum temperature is 8°C.
Another night with mostly clear spells and light winds allowing some fog and mist to build up in places and some frost. The minimum temperature is -3 °C.
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Expert divers join search for missing mother
Friends of Nicola Bulli, a missing mother of two, say they hope the help of a specialized underwater rescue team will provide answers for her family.
Specialist Group International’s private diving team, led by forensic expert Peter Faulding, will help police track down Ms. Bulley, who disappeared over a week ago while walking her dog near the River Wyre in Lancashire.
Police are working on the theory that the 45-year-old woman fell into the river, but her family and friends doubt it and say there is still no proof.
M4 warning for drivers
There is a low brightness warning on the M4 this morning.
Particularly bad eastwards between junction 24 Coldra and 23 Magor and in both directions around junction 41 at Baglan.
Traffic accident with delays on the M4
An accident involving a van is causing delays on the M4 during peak hours on Monday morning.
One lane is blocked and lines are forming in the east lane around Newport.
It happened at Junction 26 Malpas Road and traffic was stopped at Junction 29 Cardiff.
Harry Styles success at the Grammys.
Harry Styles says his biggest Grammy win is proof that he’s “on the right track” with his music.
The 29-year-old singer won the night’s top award – album of the year – for his third studio album, Harry’s House.
Speaking in the winners’ room after the ceremony, Styles said he was “shocked” but “very grateful” to receive the award and that the album was “for my friends”.
More than 350 people died as a result of the strong earthquake.
The death toll in Turkey and Syria rose to 360 after a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake toppled buildings and sparked a frantic search for survivors under rubble in cities and towns across the region.
On both sides of the border, residents awakened by the morning earthquake rushed outside into a cold, rainy and snowy winter night as buildings collapsed and strong tremors continued.
Rescue workers and residents desperately searched for survivors under the rubble of their homes in many cities, picking their way through tangles of metal and chunks of concrete.
Weather forecast for this Monday
Another dry day with gusts of sun and a cold night is expected. Here is the full forecast for Wales:
Any haze and patches of fog will dissipate and it’s off to another bright, dry day with plenty of sunshine for many, although the clouds will move NW later on. The maximum temperature is 8°C.
Another night with mostly clear spells and light winds, allowing some fog and mist to build up in places and some frost. The minimum temperature is -3 °C.
Good morning
Welcome to the WalesOnline daily blog.
The breaking news team is ready to bring you the latest news, weather and travel from across the region.
Start time.
John Cameron is a journalist at The Nation View specializing in world news and current events, particularly in international politics and diplomacy. With expertise in international relations, he covers a range of topics including conflicts, politics and economic trends.
