21/06/2014 BBC Wales Today

It's emerged that a man from Cardiff who appeared in what is believed to

be an extremist video urging Muslims to fight in Syria

and Iraq travelled there with two other men from the city.

Police say they're increasingly concerned about young people from

A video showing British extremists appearing to call

on other Westerners to join them to fight in Iraq and Syria.

The ISIS propaganda footage, which can't be verified by the BBC,

features at least one man from Cardiff.

20-year-old Nasser Muthana from the Butetown area of the city

His father Ahmed didn't want to appear on camera, but told us he

What kind of boy is he? Quiet, well educated, intelligent. Someone is

driving those kids to do this. Ask them to send their sons and

daughters to fight. They will not send them. They only send other

This afternoon, South Wales Police confirmed two

other men from Cardiff were arrested on suspicion of receiving terrorist

training after returning to the UK earlier this year.

The BBC believes these two men travelled with Nasser.

The force says they are increasingly concerned about the number

of young people travelling to Syria to join the conflict.

One of the most senior police officers in charge of counter

terrorism says he's concerned to discover that Nasser Muthana could

While we are concerned about material on the web, we are also

concerned about people who very cynically try to radicalise and turn

the minds of vulnerable people in this country.

Leading Welsh Muslims say they're concerned about reprisals

and work has been done in recent years to counter extremist views.

How it happens, we do not know, but what I am pleased about it is the

community is getting mature enough now to report it to the authorities

as soon as they find out. For us, it is as important as anybody else. To

Finding Jihadists is now a priority for the security services.

South Wales Police say no-one should travel to Syria and anyone who's

concerned about someone planning to go there should call them.

Rugby, and Wales were denied a historic first ever Test win in

South Africa as the Springboks secured a late 31-30 victory.

After the beating last weekend, this could have been a daunting task for

the visitors but in total con -- contrast, it was the men in red took

the game to the Springboks. Alex Cuthbert off-loading to Jamie

Roberts for a great first try. Alex Cuthbert scored a second. But South

Africa came back, first with a penalty try, then this try in the

corner. Luke -- Wales had Luke Charteris and Dan Biggar in the bin.

But then Wales scored another try. A historic victory was on the cards.

The visitors held a 13 point advantage going into the final ten

minutes but the Springboks hit back. This try came after relentless

pressure. But the pivotal moment came with this illegal tackle. A

penalty try was awarded and converted. Dan Biggar tried to

snatch victory -- victory but it was all in vain. Once again, it was a

case of deja vu against one of the best teams in the world. We cannot

be happy with the loss. Every time we play for Wales, we want to win. A

game that had everything, tries, tension and drama but how many times

when a last asp effort and I Wales against one of the powers of world

rugby? -- deny Wales. Cricket and Glamorgan have been

in action, away to Gloucestershire It has been another warm and summery

day across Wales and if you like that kind of weather, I have good

news for you. There is plenty more to come. Tonight, dry across the

country with plenty of clear skies. We are off to a bright start

tomorrow. Clouding over at times tomorrow but again, temperatures as

high as 22 Celsius. The outlook is looking pretty good.

The next subtitled news is tomorrow at 7:15pm.

For the majority of the British Isles, today has wrought long spells

of warm sunshine and it is the longest day. There is plenty more to

come this evening, and yet more on the cards for tomorrow. For many of

us, the changes between today and tomorrow are very slight. Northern

Scotland has been an