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Wales rugby star Gavin Henson is to face court action over alleged "rowdy" antics on a train.Wales rugby star Gavin Henson is to face court action over alleged "rowdy" antics on a train.
Henson, 25, has been summonsed to appear before Cardiff magistrates accused of disorderly conduct.Henson, 25, has been summonsed to appear before Cardiff magistrates accused of disorderly conduct.
The Ospreys centre and three friends will be prosecuted over allegations of drunken antics on a train from London to Cardiff eight days ago.The Ospreys centre and three friends will be prosecuted over allegations of drunken antics on a train from London to Cardiff eight days ago.
Meanwhile two Newport Gwent Dragons players arrested in Italy outside a nightclub have been freed.Meanwhile two Newport Gwent Dragons players arrested in Italy outside a nightclub have been freed.
The allegations against Henson and three friends were made on Sunday 2 December, when he was returning from a game which saw the Ospreys beat Harlequins.The allegations against Henson and three friends were made on Sunday 2 December, when he was returning from a game which saw the Ospreys beat Harlequins.
The other men facing prosecution are Jamie Mark Griffiths, 26, David Norman, 33, both from Bridgend, and Matthew Rhys Williams, 25, from Wick, Vale of Glamorgan.The other men facing prosecution are Jamie Mark Griffiths, 26, David Norman, 33, both from Bridgend, and Matthew Rhys Williams, 25, from Wick, Vale of Glamorgan.
In a statement, British Transport Police (BTP) said: "Four men are to be prosecuted for public order offences following a disturbance on the 1937 First Great Western London Paddington to Cardiff train on the evening of Sunday, 2 December.In a statement, British Transport Police (BTP) said: "Four men are to be prosecuted for public order offences following a disturbance on the 1937 First Great Western London Paddington to Cardiff train on the evening of Sunday, 2 December.
"At 9.25pm on 2 December, BTP officers at Cardiff Central responded to a call to a group of men causing a disturbance on the train.""At 9.25pm on 2 December, BTP officers at Cardiff Central responded to a call to a group of men causing a disturbance on the train."
BTP said the men were being summonsed to Cardiff Magistrates' Court for offences contrary to Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986. BTP said the men were being summonsed to Cardiff Magistrates' Court and will appear on 14 January for offences contrary to Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986.
No court date has been set, but it is likely to be in January.
Henson, from St Brides Major, Vale of Glamorgan and his friends were questioned by British Transport Police (BTP) when the train arrived in Cardiff.Henson, from St Brides Major, Vale of Glamorgan and his friends were questioned by British Transport Police (BTP) when the train arrived in Cardiff.
Henson's partner, singer and TV presenter Charlotte Church, had their first child, Ruby, in September.Henson's partner, singer and TV presenter Charlotte Church, had their first child, Ruby, in September.
Meanwhile, after a separate incident in Italy, it is believed Newport Gwent Dragons players Rhys Thomas, 25, and Rhodri Gomer-Davies, 24, were given conditional discharges after appearing in court in Treviso on Monday morning.Meanwhile, after a separate incident in Italy, it is believed Newport Gwent Dragons players Rhys Thomas, 25, and Rhodri Gomer-Davies, 24, were given conditional discharges after appearing in court in Treviso on Monday morning.
They had been held in jail after a fracas outside a nightclub in the city after their club's Heineken Cup victory over Treviso.They had been held in jail after a fracas outside a nightclub in the city after their club's Heineken Cup victory over Treviso.
The regional side confirmed two of its players had broken a team curfew on Saturday night after the 35-33 win.The regional side confirmed two of its players had broken a team curfew on Saturday night after the 35-33 win.