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Streets around a river in a Cardiff neighbourhood have been flooded as water levels rise. Natural Resources Wales issued a flood warning for the River Ely at Ely Bridge on Thursday afternoon and much of the surrounding area is already waterlogged.
National Highways has advised that the M48 Severn Bridge has been forced to close in both directions due to high winds. Traffic is affected between Chepstow and Aust as a result.
Argentina's triumphant World Cup-winning squad were forced to complete their victory parade in Buenos Aires with a helicopter flyover after footage appeared to show a fan diving on to their open-top bus.
Proteas Test skipper Dean Elgar insists there will be no bad blood when his troops come up against David Warner and Steve Smith, the Australian duo infamously handed one-year suspensions each for their roles in "Sandpapergate" in 2018's fraught series between the two sides.
A number of roads are closed or blocked after strong winds and heavy rain battered Wales on Monday night.
Gabriel scored the winner to return Arsenal to the top of the Premier League in a hard-fought 1-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
MELBOURNE : Ireland captain Andrew Balbirnie said his team needed regular opportunities against top teams in order to improve after ending their T20 World Cup campaign with a defeat by New Zealand in Adelaide on Friday.
The M48 Severn Bridge is closed in both directions as heavy rain and high winds cause disruption to the road network. A broken down vehicle on the M4 also led to one lane being closed on Friday morning eastbound between junction 35 Pencoed and junction 34 Miskin.