07/07/2014 BBC Wales Today

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Officers from North Wales Police who've travelled to Greece to help

with the search for missing Denbigh pensioner Arthur Jones

say they're trying to track down Welsh holidaymakers.

It's believed they may have met the 73-year-old on the island of Crete.

Mr Jones hasn't been seen since 19th June,

two days after he arrived on holiday.

Police have found his name in a visitors' book

What happens to Arthur Jones and where could he have gone on the

island of Crete? That has been the only thing on his son's mind for the

past few weeks. I called up with him today. I have been fearing the

worst, but you have got to stay positive. The people back home, the

community, everything they have done, it gives you a boost and

raises morale. You hit the point, every other are you thinking

different scenarios in your head. But with possible sightings, he has

got the experience to survive, we think he has got money on him.

Carter Jones was staying at the Sawtell and he was last seen here.

In truth, that is the only concrete information the family has. He

mentioned he might be going for a walk, the coast, the mountains.

Officers from North Wales Police have arrived to lend a hand. A

welcome sight for Arthur Jones's friends and family. After's

signature is on a guestbook is a war memorial. The other names could be

vital. We went straight to the cemetery where we now Arthur had

visited. In the visitors book the remains of two couples from England

and somebody from Wales whose signature is legible. We're making

an appeal for those people to come forward. In order to help us with

enquiries. That coupled with a possible sighting of Arthur Jones

gives the family hope. If he has just gone for a walk for now, got

lost, not enough water, started getting dehydrated, he could easily

have gone off track. At the moment, there are more questions than

answers for this North Wales family in the heat of Crete. But with help

from home they are determined to find out what happened to Arthur

Jones. Back home, police searching

for a man missing in Llanelli have confirmed

a body has been found. Richard Chandler

from Northamptonshire was working in the area when he disappeared

after a night out last Thursday. A man's body has been found in

the Delta Lakes area of the town. The 25-year-old?s family

have been informed but the body hasn't been

formally identified. A jury will continue to consider

its verdict tomorrow in the trial of a man accused of shooting

his wife dead in Newport. Caroline Parry was shot in

the back near her home last August. Christopher Parry was found

critically wounded nearby. Newport Crown Court

has heard he shot her because he couldn't accept

she'd left him. But he claims he meant

to shoot himself only. Mr Parry, from Cwmbran,

denies murder More than 150 under-18s in Wales

have been accused of sex offences against other children in the past

two years according to figures released by the charity the NSPCC

from three Welsh police forces. In one case,

a boy of 10 was cautioned. The charity says the findings

are "deeply concerning". The mother of a man

who was kidnapped in 2007 and then killed by Iraqi militants

has told Wales Today the Foreign Office treated him

like a second-class citizen. Alec MacLachlan from Llanelli was

one of five men captured in Baghdad. Today, the leader of the group who

took them has apologised for their deaths and blamed the UK government

for not doing enough to intervene. This video was released by his

captors. In 2007, the IT expert was training government officials in

Baghdad when he was kidnapped. Four men who were working for a private

security firm is as bodyguards. They were also captured. There was a

media blackout on reporting details about the case. Interviews with the

men's families were limited. But they spoke to the BBC to appeal for

their safe return. I plead with the people who have got my son to send

him home. We love and miss him so much. The men were taken from

government offices by militants dressed as Iraqi policeman. Two

years after they were taken, the bodies of two of the bodyguards were

taken. They had been shot. Alec MacLachlan was found and returned.

The fourth bodyguard was also killed. Three months later, the man

they were protecting is freed. His captors now say the British

government is responsible for what happened. TRANSLATION: I think the

British government is responsible for their deaths. The British

government only concentrated on Peter Myrtle for the bodyguards were

second-class citizens. That was a surprise. Peter Miller is now

working in the Caribbean. He spoke to us from Guyana. I did not feel

like I had a priority are anything like that. Maybe, in 2009, once they

knew that the others were dead, maybe it became more of a priority

to me because they knew I was alive. But I don't believe that any greater

priority was given to me over the guards. The League Of The Righteous

is now a political as well as military force in Iraq. They are

involved in the recent threat from ISIS. We spoke to Alec MacLachlan's

family today, his mother was too upset to talk but told me she agreed

with those comments. She felt the British government had publicised

and prioritised Peter over her son and the other bodyguards. Five years

after their deaths, no one has yet been brought to justice. Although

his mother did not want to give an interview on camera, she did tell me

she will continue to fight for justice for her son. The Foreign

Office told us today they take the kidnapping of British nationals

extremely seriously. The responsibility for the deaths lies

entirely with those who kidnapped and murdered them.

Welsh cyclist Geraint Thomas has been back on his bike

as the 2014 Tour de France travelled to London.

where more than two million people lined the route.

Thomas raised concerns over the safety of some spectators who put

cyclists at risk by standing in the road to take photos of themselves.

Football, and Cardiff City Bluebirds beat Carmarthen Town 3-0

Swansea City, who are in Chicago training, start their

Premier League campaign away to Manchester United on August 16th.

Manager Garry Monk is hoping Spanish striker Michu, who's understood not

to have travelled with the squad, stays at the Liberty Stadium.

He's been linked with a move to Italian side Napoli.

Let?s take a look at what the weather has in store.

Thank you. We have a few showers dotted around, but the tendency is

for the weather to become dry in the overnight period. Tomorrow we have

got bright spells to look forward to, but there is a scattering of

showers in the forecast as well. Those showers will feed away

overnight, becoming dry, remaining cloudy, the quote is thick enough to

produce light cloudy, the quote is thick enough to

rain or drizzle. Mist and fog forming, overnight temperatures ten,

13 Celsius. High pressure is trying to build from the south west, which

will settle things down through tomorrow afternoon and Wednesday.

Low pressure is not too far away to the east of us either. First thing

tomorrow morning, a cloudy start, sunshine gets to work and will

brighten up. A few showers dotted around. For the rest of the UK, the

spine of the United Kingdom, heavy showers in the forecast, there is a

yellow warning for those at risk of localised flooding. Elsewhere,

sunshine and showers. Certainly improving across Wales as we go

through tomorrow afternoon. We can look forward to sunshine and fewer

showers. The breeze picks up from the north-westerly direction with

high temperatures of 16 18 Celsius. Where they should be for the time of

year. Tomorrow night we will see clear skies at first. Lower Tebbit

as of 11, 13 Celsius. -- lower temperatures. On Wednesday, as long

as we can find shelter from the breeze it is a very nice day. We can

look forward to dry conditions with some sunshine, high temperatures of

21 Celsius. On Thursday a bit more unsettled across eastern counties

where we could see cloud and rain. The best of the drier and brighter

weather for Pembrokeshire. Something a bit warmer as we head towards the

end of the week. That is the forecast.

Over on BBC Two, the man most responsible for levelling child

abuse allegations at responsible for levelling child

abuse allegations at Westminster. Thank you for watching. The night.