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A trial of five defendants accused of taking part in the murder of Joanne Penney, who was shot at point blank range, continues. The court previously heard a desperate 999 call was made to the police moments after Ms Penney was shot and killed.
Heavy rain has led to road closures and seen buildings hit by flooding. Most of South Wales has been hit by a yellow weather warning as torrential downpours hit the region.
The trial of several people accused of murdering a 40-year-old woman who was shot in the chest at close range is continuing at Cardiff Crown Court. Joanne Penney was killed when she opened the door of a property in Llys Illtyd in Talbot Green on March 9 this year. She was pronounced dead just moments later.
One of the defendants on trial for murdering Joanne Penney has dramatically changed his plea to guilty.
A major fire broke out at Leekes department store in Talbot Green in the early hours of Friday morning. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said it happened at around 2.30am.
Police probing the death of a woman who was shot dead have said they are investigating the possibility she was killed in a case of mistaken identity as they confirmed four more people had been arrested. Joanne Penney, 40, was found with serious injuries and pronounced dead at the scene of the shooting in Talbot Green, Rhondda Cynon Taf, shortly after 6pm on Sunday night. A 42-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder.
Police have confirmed that they are dealing with a "serious incident" in Talbot Green. The incident is said to have taken place in the Green Park area. The force has appealed people to avoid the area.
Stormy weather and heavy rain is causing chaos across Wales amid several Met Office warnings. The forecaster warned of "danger to life" and issued an amber weather warning for rain for part of Wales, as well as two more yellow warnings for wind and rain across the country.