110mph driver banned after being caught speeding on M4
Ethan Farquhar, 23, of Pant Glas Road, Llanishen, Monmouthshire was clocked travelling 40mph over the 70mph limit on August 1
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Iwan Gabe Davies is a senior multimedia reporter covering the criminal courts for the South Wales Argus. He breaks the latest big crime stories and has been a fully qualified NCTJ journalist since 2001. Iwan is a history graduate from Aberystwyth University. A former BBC journalist, he is a highly experienced professional.
Iwan Gabe Davies is a senior multimedia reporter covering the criminal courts for the South Wales Argus. He breaks the latest big crime stories and has been a fully qualified NCTJ journalist since 2001. Iwan is a history graduate from Aberystwyth University. A former BBC journalist, he is a highly experienced professional.
Ethan Farquhar, 23, of Pant Glas Road, Llanishen, Monmouthshire was clocked travelling 40mph over the 70mph limit on August 1
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