Cleddau Bridge collapse: 50th anniversary of disaster

It was a hot summer's day on 2 June 1970 when disaster struck a tiny west Wales village.

Pembroke Ferry, in Pembrokeshire, lay directly under the Cleddau Bridge that was being built.

However part of the construction gave way as it was being edged out and a 150-tonne section crashed down towards the village below.

Four workmen were killed and five more injured but it could have been even worse after the bridge missed houses only by a few metres.