22/06/2014 BBC Wales Today

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Good Evening. A second man from Cardiff has been identified as

taking part in what appears to be Jihadist recruiting video, which was

posted online last week. It's thought Reyaad Khan travelled with

his friend Nasser Muthana who also appears in the video. Anna Bailey

reports. A quiet and studious boy whose face has made its way into the

newspaper. He appears in ices propaganda footage which cannot be

verified by the BBC. His father says he and his friend who is with him

have known each other from school. A neighbour says one of them travel to

the country for humanitarian reasons but returned home after seeing the

realities of the conflict. It it's a shock, we need to understand why we

have a problem. We need to look for answers as a society, ask what

lessons we have learned. The father of Nasser Muthana says his younger

son is also in Syria. Where did he say he was going? He had maths exams

the next day, he was going to revise with his friend. He would be staying

with him. When I found out I had a heart attack and had to go to the

hospital. The imam at the local mosque says they may have been

groomed. A percentage of grooming would have happened beforehand, a

certain percentage of that would have come from the Internet and some

from living people. One of the leading police officers said the

police would have to deal with the threat of fighters returning from

Syria for many years. Anyone who is concerned about someone planning to

go to the country should call them. Fire crews says people had to be cut

free after a crash between two cars in Ceredigion this afternoon. It

happened on the A487 in Llanarth near Aberaeron. The road was closed

between Synod Inn and Llanarth Square. It's not known how many

people were involved. The oldest-living Wales rugby

international, Handel Greville, has died at the age of 92. The former

Llanelli scrum-half won his only cap for Wales in a 6-0 win over

Australia in December 1947 in Cardiff. Wales centre Jonathan

Davies says the team can build on their second Test defeat against

South Africa yesterday. The Springboks were awarded a penalty

try in the final minutes of the match after an illegal hit from Liam

Williams to make it 31-30. Prop Samson lee has been cited after the

game for an alleged headbutt. Davies says the team will recover. At the

end of the day it is a results -based game. I cannot fault the

boys' effort but it is the consistency and accuracy. We will

bounce back a stronger team. Cricket and at the close on day two of

Glamorgan's county championship match away to Gloucestershire, the

visitors are trailing by 182 runs. They're on 209 for two, chasing 391

set by Gloucestershire yesterday. Now the weather. Good evening.

Temperatures up to 24 Celsius today equalled a very pleasant day indeed.

Slowly things are changing this week, rain moving towards others on

Thursday.