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Wales rugby star Gavin Henson is expected to learn on Monday whether he is to face court action over alleged "rowdy" antics on a train.Wales rugby star Gavin Henson is expected to learn on Monday whether he is to face court action over alleged "rowdy" antics on a train.
The Ospreys star, 25, was first questioned over claims he and three friends were drunk and abusive on a train from London to Cardiff last week.The Ospreys star, 25, was first questioned over claims he and three friends were drunk and abusive on a train from London to Cardiff last week.
Transport Police said the four men were questioned under caution on Thursday accompanied by their solicitors.Transport Police said the four men were questioned under caution on Thursday accompanied by their solicitors.
Police said witness statements had been taken over public order allegations.Police said witness statements had been taken over public order allegations.
Henson was returning from a game which saw Ospreys beat Harlequins.Henson was returning from a game which saw Ospreys beat Harlequins.
He had a starring role in the game, played on Sunday 3 December, scoring all the points in the Ospreys' 19-8 win in London to help the Swansea-based club reach the EDF Energy Cup semi-finals.He had a starring role in the game, played on Sunday 3 December, scoring all the points in the Ospreys' 19-8 win in London to help the Swansea-based club reach the EDF Energy Cup semi-finals.
A spokesman for the Ospreys said Henson made the return journey from London via train with friends who had attended the match in support of the club.A spokesman for the Ospreys said Henson made the return journey from London via train with friends who had attended the match in support of the club.
"Spirits were high amongst the group given the nature of the victory, and the group apologises for any inconvenience caused to fellow passengers," the club said."Spirits were high amongst the group given the nature of the victory, and the group apologises for any inconvenience caused to fellow passengers," the club said.
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All four men were later questioned by British Transport Police (BTP) when the train arrived in Cardiff.All four men were later questioned by British Transport Police (BTP) when the train arrived in Cardiff.
Henson issued a public apology last Monday.Henson issued a public apology last Monday.
The rugby star is also facing a separate investigation from the Ospreys.The rugby star is also facing a separate investigation from the Ospreys.
A BTP spokesman said: "All four men attended for interview at a British Transport Police office in Cardiff on Thursday morning, accompanied by their solicitors."A BTP spokesman said: "All four men attended for interview at a British Transport Police office in Cardiff on Thursday morning, accompanied by their solicitors."
The questioning followed completion of a file containing all the available witness statements to the alleged incident.The questioning followed completion of a file containing all the available witness statements to the alleged incident.
All four had been reported for disorderly conduct and using abusive, insulting words likely to cause harassment, alarm and distress, contrary to Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986.All four had been reported for disorderly conduct and using abusive, insulting words likely to cause harassment, alarm and distress, contrary to Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986.
"As is normal practice when all the evidence in a case is complete a file is put together and a disposal, whether or not to prosecute, decision is made," the spokesman said."As is normal practice when all the evidence in a case is complete a file is put together and a disposal, whether or not to prosecute, decision is made," the spokesman said.
"That decision will probably be made some time tomorrow (Monday)." "That decision will probably be made some time tomorrow [Monday]."
On Thursday it emerged that Henson had suffered a broken hand in the game against Harlequins which will rule him out for four to six weeks.On Thursday it emerged that Henson had suffered a broken hand in the game against Harlequins which will rule him out for four to six weeks.
He lives in the Vale of Glamorgan with his singer girlfriend Charlotte Church and their baby daughter Ruby Megan. He lives in the Vale of Glamorgan with his partner, singer and TV presenter Charlotte Church and their baby daughter Ruby Megan, who was born in September.