Funeral of hit-and-run mum
A mother who was killed in a hit-and-run rampage that injured 13 other pedestrians in Wales will be buried today.
Cardiff priest warns residents not to 'harbour revenge'
Reverend Jan Gould, who is due to take the church service for victims of the Cardiff hit-and-runs this evening, has pleaded with people not to "harbour revenge" against the perpetrator:
"If people aren't able to forgive, they will never really move on from this because harbouring revenge and anger, in the end, can only be destructive.
She added: "We're here really to give the community a chance to just come together, to stand shoulder to shoulder in our shock and in our grief, and just try to encourage one another to support one another.
"My emotions did come out this morning, along with everyone else's, and that was no bad thing. In one way it was difficult, but in another it was a privilege to be able to try and help people in that way."
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Hundreds gathered to grieve victims of hit-and-run
Hundreds gathered to share their grief at a sombre church and prayer service after a hit-and-run rampage left one mother dead.
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Prayers to be held for victims of hit-and-run rampage
The shocked community of Ely in Cardiff will gather to pray for the victims of Friday's terrible hit-and-run attacks in the Welsh capital.