One of the survivors of a fatal crash in Cardiff has been charged with dangerous driving and driving while disqualified.

Shane Andrew Loughlin, 32, of the Rumney area of Cardiff, will appear at Cardiff Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

The alleged offences occurred on the M4 at around 10pm on 3 March.

South Wales Police say the offences are not connected with the crash that happened later that night at 2.03am.

Driver Rafel Jeanne and passengers Darcy Ross and Eve Smith died in the fatal collision in the early hours of 4 March.

Officers identified the alleged offences while investigating the fatal collision and police say they involved the same vehicle.

Sophie Russon – another passenger in the car – also survived the crash.

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