23/06/2014 BBC Wales Today

exclusively to the fathers of Coventry teenagers who have

There are fears tonight that three men from Cardiff who travelled to

Syria to fight with extremist groups may have been radicalised here.

The three young men left their homes without telling their families.

Two of the three have appeared in a recruitment video, thought to

have been posted on the internet by the Islamic militant group, Isis.

Reyaad Khan, Nasser Muthana and Aseel Muthana, brought up

They are now linked to Isis, one of the most violent Islamist

Disowned by Al-Qaeda for its brutality.

This footage shows Nasser and Reyaad in an apparent Isis propaganda video

In it, they are appealing to Western Muslims to join them

20-year-old Nasser Muthana, an aspiring medical student,

left Cardiff last November, telling his family he was going to

left Cardiff last November, a seminar in either Leicester

Reyaad Khan is thought to have left at the same time, telling his family

he was going to Birmingham for an Islamic conference. Nasser's

17-year-old brother Aseel is also thought to be in Syria. He left home

in March this year telling his family he was going to a friend's

house to revise for a maths exam. Today, a friend of Reyaad Khan's

parents said they were shocked when police told them he had left the

country. "Can you trace him down and track him down and find

bring him back? I don't want my son to end up in the wrong hands and

radicalised." But the police and intelligence service told her that

by the time we go there, he will be gone from that part. It will be hard

for us to track him down. It is three years since Nasser and Aseel

at this mosque in Cardiff before moving to others in the city. It is

said their views hardened over time. The imam at the mosque

believes that they may have been radicalised elsewhere, but in

Cardiff. It's not as simple as watching a video. It has to be an

indoctrination, a process. People will have had to speak to them. It

is believed Nasser and Aseel also attended this mosque in Cardiff.

This evening, the BBC can confirm that this well-known Saudi cleric,

who is banned from entering Switzerland, preached here two years

ago. It is not known whether any of the three men who travelled to Syria

were in his audience. Nasser and Aseel's father, Ahmed who does not

want to appear on camera, told the BBC he is a broken man. I have not

any sign of him to be a hardliner. He was always soft. He likes films.

He likes science-fiction films. Aseel was a little bit active.

house, he never stayed in one place for more than 10 or 15 minutes. This

not the first time fears have been raised about radicalisation in

Cardiff. In February 2012, three men, two of them brothers, were

jailed for 40 years for plotting to bomb the London stock exchange. It

has been months since the young men left Wales, it is unclear

An inquest has been opened and adjourned into the death of

a three-year-old girl who died in house fire in Carmarthen last week.

Angel Jade Keogh's mother, Alice, has been discharged

from hospital and the family has thanked emergency services,

as well as friends and neighbours for the support they've been given.

The BBC journalist Jeremy Bowen has taken to Twitter to raise concerns

about his father's care at the University Hospital of Wales

On the social networking site, he said Gareth Bowen, who's 84,

was not given any food or water in error while

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board says it's investigating.

Start talking to your loved ones about what happens after your life.

That's the message from the Welsh Government. From December next year,

the law will change in Wales. We'll We'll have to opt out of donating

our organs, rather than opt in donor card, like we do now. Adverts

promoting the change are to start Adverts promoting

the change are to start appearing Last year, 36 people died waiting

for an organ donation in Wales. People are dying for want

of an organ. The law is changing and the Welsh

government wants us to start From December next year,

it will be presumed we are prepared to give our organs when we die

unless we decide to opt out. This is a bill which offers hope and

hope to people who have no other. It is a big change

and it is one which came with The decision to make it took

many hours of passionate debate. Wales is the first of

the UK nations to adopt an opt out. They won't change the law

and practice until the 1st of December 2015, but we know that

when you are making an important You need to do a variety of things

in order to ensure that all sorts of people have an equal chance to

find out about what is happening. That is why the advertising

campaign is so important. The Welsh government argues that

under the new law there would be 50 more organ donors a year

but many are still not convinced and are concerned about

the ethics of presumed consent. I'm absolutely in favour

of increasing the number of organ But I think the Welsh government's

new law is a bad law. It won't work, it has a danger

of damaging the organ donation The views of the family will still

play an important part in the decision of whether to take

the organs of someone who has died. The advertising campaign comes with

a message that the law is changing and we ought to

start talking about it. There's just a month to go

until the start of the 252 athletes will compete for team

Wales in each of the 17 sports. And for defending champion

Dai Greene, hopes of a medal this time around hang in the

balance after a string of injuries. It depends on how well everybody

else is running. I will not be in the best shape I have ever been in,

that will I be in good enough shape to win a medal? I do know. Still

five weeks to go and a lot can change in that time.

Cricket and Glamorgan are building a big score and have a healthy lead

of 178 after day 3 of their county Championship match at Bristol.

Glamorgan ended the day 569 for 7, Jacques Rudolph out for 139.

Scores on the doors weatherwise, Derek's got the forecast.

Good evening. Great cricket weather today. Just a few heavy showers in

the South this afternoon. In Cardiff, it was the hottest day so

far this year. More fine weather to come tomorrow. For tonight, it is

dry, a few patches of cloud. A warm and Monday night. --

muggy. There will be some spots of rain in northern counties of

England, drifting slowly southwards during the day. Otherwise, a lot of

places drive. The best of the sunshine in the West Country. 24

Celsius in London tomorrow. Cooler and fresher further north. In Wales

tomorrow afternoon, a mixture of cloud and sunny spells. Most places

drive, but perhaps a shower later on. 22 Celsius. A little bit cooler

on the Northwest code. For Wednesday, more dry weather. Perhaps

the odd shower breaking out later in the day. On Thursday, signs of a

change is low-pressure starts to move in from the Atlantic.

We're back in Breakfast from 6 tomorrow morning with

the latest news and sport, traffic reports and weather forecasts.

That's Wales Today, thank you for watching.

From all of us on the programme, good evening.

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