21/11/2015 BBC Wales Today

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Around 400 people have marched through Llangefni on Anglesey

Roads closed and shops were boarded up, ahead of a far-right rally and a

The streets of Llangefni were unusually quiet today,

Some were boarded up and roads closed,

Saturday is a good day for me usually so I'm a bit peeved

There's not a lot I can do about it, is there, really?

People calling themselves the Infidels of North Wales had

Around 60 people took part, many from the north west of England.

They are opposed to immigration and what they describe as

Around 350 people, including politicians, took part

in a counter rally to oppose their message and celebrate diversity.

To all of our Muslim brothers and sisters and people of colour in this

country, you live here, you are an equal and valid member of our

society and an attack on you is an attack on all of us. We are here to

say in one strong voice we are against what the infidels of North

Welles stunt for, everything they stand for. There have been given

freedom to much and we're here to counter that to show the true face

of Anglesey, the true face of Wales and international is, which is that

we stand together against racism, Nazism and Fascism.

Around 80 police officers were on the streets of Llangefni to

The rallies passed off peacefully and there were no arrests.

Business owners and residents hope the disruption won't be repeated.

Steelworkers from across the UK have taken part in

a minute's silence, to remember the two workers who died in an explosion

Engineers Peter O'Brien from Cardiff and Mark Sim from Caldicot died

Hundreds of steelworkers from Wales travelled to Sheffield

for a march and rally for the Save Our Steel campaign organised

We are here to raise awareness about the plight of the steel industry and

The fear is, that if nothing is done to help support the industry,

there will be no steel industry going forward.

Emergency services say three men are lucky to be alive, after

the four-by-four they were in, fell 200 feet down a gully in Powys.

A difficult rescue in challenging conditions.

Police, mountain rescue teams, fire crews, paramedics

and a rescue helicopter all working together to reach the injured men.

They had been among a three-vehicle party who were

off-roading on land near New Radnor in the early hours of this morning,

when the Land Rover they were in rolled off a path and into a ravine,

People that were up there in the three four-by-fours, it was evident

that they hadn't looked at the weather forecast, they weren't from

the area, they hadn't recced out the area where they were going to go,

they didn't know where they were going, and, unfortunately,

when they did come down actually I noticed the type

of clothing that they were wearing, they were not prepared at all.

They were in tracksuits and trainers and no real, what I

The alarm was raised just after 2.00am, but freezing

temperatures and the remote location meant the rescue operation lasted

The three men suffered spinal injuries in the incident.

Two were airlifted to the University Hospital of Wales in

Cardiff while the other was taken by ambulance to hospital in Hereford.

When you're cocooned in a vehicle with heaters on and

so on, you don't necessarily appreciate just what's outside, so

It was obviously dark when the accident happened.

And with more freezing temperatures expected across Wales tonight,

the message from the authorities is clear.

Don't go onto the mountains unless you're fully prepared.

Football, and Swansea City have drawn 2-2

Cardiff City lost 2-0 against Derby County.

Wrexham beat Aldershot 1-0, while Newport County had a goaless

Rugby, and the Scarlets are at home to Racing 92 in the Champion's Cup.

A short time ago they were losing 12-0.

While the Newport Gwent Dragons are losing

A look at the weather forecast and it will stay dry overnight with

Winds will ease, allowing temperatures to drop close

Tomorrow will be another dry day with sunny spells expected.

We'll be back tomorrow evening at 6.10pm.

From me and the weekend team, goodnight.