Suspicious item which brought rail chaos was not unexploded bomb
A suspicious item which brought chaos to the South Wales rail network, delaying passengers for hours, was not an unexploded bomb.
Commuters queue for replacement buses as 3 hour delays expected
Commuters in Cardiff have been queueing for replacement buses after the discovery of an unexploded WW2 bomb on the train line between Newport.
Those travelling by train tonight are expected to face delays of up to 3 hours, as Arriva Trains Wales describe the situation as 'volatile'.
The company has apologised for the disruption.
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