London 2012: Cardiff Olympic homeless row
A homeless charity has hit back at claims that people sleeping rough on the streets of Cardiff should be arrested so visitors to the Olympic Games do not get a bad impression of the Welsh capital.
The Cardiff Retail Partnership had said a by-law dating back to the 1800s should be used to rid the streets of homeless people.
But Richard Edwards of Huggard, which has opened a new homeless centre in the city, said criminalising homeless people did very little to integrate them back into society.
Matt Murray reports.