Missing children found
Police say four children reported missing from Llanelli have been found safe and well. A High Court judge had launched a nationwide hunt the children yesterday.
Judge 'very concerned' about missing children
A High Court Judge has said he is "very concerned" about four missing children and has launched a nationwide hunt to find them.
Lawyers said Jessica 14, Tomas 12, Eva, nine and David, eight, lived with their father in Majorca but had been visiting their mum Jennifer Jones in Llanelli, Carmarthenshire.
Mr Justice Roderic Wood said the children were at the centre of a legal dispute between Ms Jones and her estranged Spanish husband Tomas Palacin Cambra.
He added: "I am very concerned about the children. They must be found. I ask anyone who knows where they are or might have seen them to tell this court or the local police."
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