Tributes have been paid to a “kind and generous man” whose body has been found in Cardiff four days after he went missing. Aled Glynne Davies, who was 65, was reported missing on New Year’s Eve after leaving his home in the Pontcanna area of the Welsh capital.
Mr Davies was a former radio editor for the BBC, and his disappearance led to hundreds of people joining the search to find him and a widely-shared appeal on social media, including his son Gruffudd calling on people to check any CCTV footage they may have had in an attempt to trace his whereabouts. You can get the latest WalesOnline newsletters e-mailed to you directly for free by signing up here.
On Wednesday afternoon, South Wales Police confirmed that a body had been found in Cardiff Bay. While formal identification has not been carried out, police believe the body is that of Mr Davies and have confirmed the news to his family.
