Welsh soldier missing in Alps
The family of a Cardiff-born soldier who has been missing in the French Alps since February have renewed their appeal. Simon Daw, 26, is on leave from 1st Battalion the Royal Welsh.
Welsh soldier Simon Daw goes missing on French Alps holiday
Police and mountain rescue teams are searching for a Cardiff-born soldier who has gone missing on holiday in the French Alps.
26-year-old Simon Daw, of 1st Battalion the Royal Welsh, was last seen at a bar shortly after midnight on Wednesday night.
Mr Daw, who is based in Chester, was staying in the ski resort Les Deux Alpes with two friends.
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