This article is from the source 'bbc' and was first published or seen on . It will not be checked again for changes.

You can find the current article at its original source at http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/wales/7931873.stm

The article has changed 5 times. There is an RSS feed of changes available.

Version 0 Version 1
Antigua arrest pair's new charges Antigua arrest pair's new charges
(20 minutes later)
Two men on Antigua charged with killing a newly-wed couple from south Wales are facing three further murder charges.Two men on Antigua charged with killing a newly-wed couple from south Wales are facing three further murder charges.
Catherine and Benjamin Mullany, both 31, were shot in a suspected robbery at their honeymoon bungalow on the Caribbean island last July.Catherine and Benjamin Mullany, both 31, were shot in a suspected robbery at their honeymoon bungalow on the Caribbean island last July.
Avie Howell, 18, and Kaniel Martin, 21, are to stand trial for the killings.Avie Howell, 18, and Kaniel Martin, 21, are to stand trial for the killings.
After an inquiry involving Scotland Yard officers, they have also been charged with the murder of two men and a woman during suspected robberies.After an inquiry involving Scotland Yard officers, they have also been charged with the murder of two men and a woman during suspected robberies.
Mrs Mullany, a doctor from Pontardawe, and trainee physiotherapist Mr Mullany, were killed on the last day of their honeymoon during a robbery at the Cocos hotel and resort on the south-west of the holiday isle on 27 July 2008. Mrs Mullany, a doctor from Pontardawe, and trainee physiotherapist Mr Mullany, were killed on the last day of their honeymoon during a robbery at the Cocos hotel and resort at Valley Church on the south-west of the holiday isle on 27 July 2008.
Eight British officers went to Antigua to assist with the murder inquiry, which found evidence linking the Mullany murders with three other unsolved cases.Eight British officers went to Antigua to assist with the murder inquiry, which found evidence linking the Mullany murders with three other unsolved cases.
Mr Howell and Mr Martin have now also been charged with the murders of Tony Louisa, Rafique Kareem Harris and Juanita Anderson Walker on 18 June, 12 July and 8 August 2008 respectively. Mr Howell and Mr Martin have now also been charged with the murders of Tony Louisa, Rafique Kareem Harris and Juanita Anderson Walker.
Trial They were killed on 18 June, 12 July and 8 August 2008 respectively, all in districts of the island's capital, St John's.
Mr Louisa, a 46-year-old Syrian national, was shot in the head after confronting burglars at his home on the island.Mr Louisa, a 46-year-old Syrian national, was shot in the head after confronting burglars at his home on the island.
Mr Harris, 24, was found dead about 50m away from his aunt's home on the island. Police believe he was killed during a robbery.Mr Harris, 24, was found dead about 50m away from his aunt's home on the island. Police believe he was killed during a robbery.
Ms Walker, 43, was shot dead in her home during what police believe was a violent robbery.Ms Walker, 43, was shot dead in her home during what police believe was a violent robbery.
Both Mr Howell and Mr Martin remain in custody and will stand trial later this year over the murders of the Mullanys.Both Mr Howell and Mr Martin remain in custody and will stand trial later this year over the murders of the Mullanys.