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Cardiff couple get engaged after Tunisia beach attack Cardiff couple get engaged after Tunisia beach attack
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A Cardiff couple got engaged just hours after running for their lives from the Tunisian beach where a gunman murdered 38 people.A Cardiff couple got engaged just hours after running for their lives from the Tunisian beach where a gunman murdered 38 people.
Ben Milton, 24, and Shelley Hay, 25, were on holiday in Sousse on Friday when the man, with links to Islamic State extremists, opened fire.Ben Milton, 24, and Shelley Hay, 25, were on holiday in Sousse on Friday when the man, with links to Islamic State extremists, opened fire.
Mr Wilton had planned to propose that day and decided to go ahead in spite of the killings.Mr Wilton had planned to propose that day and decided to go ahead in spite of the killings.
"I decided to do it anyway and not let them stop my plans," he said."I decided to do it anyway and not let them stop my plans," he said.
Ms Hay, who also celebrated her birthday on Friday, said: "I heard what I thought was fireworks, I looked to the left of me and the whole beach was running and it was like a stampede.Ms Hay, who also celebrated her birthday on Friday, said: "I heard what I thought was fireworks, I looked to the left of me and the whole beach was running and it was like a stampede.
"I've never seen anything like it in my life. There were shots, I could see sand flying in the air and I believe it was bullets hitting the floor.""I've never seen anything like it in my life. There were shots, I could see sand flying in the air and I believe it was bullets hitting the floor."
Leiha Shaw, from Ravenhill in Swansea, was also on the beach when the killer opened fire.
She told the Jason Mohammad show: "We can't believe what's happened, it's just so heart breaking."
Ms Shaw, who was on holiday with her husband, brother and parents, said the reality of what was happening did not hit them until they heard a lifeguard shout "run for your life" and saw people running and screaming along the beach.
"It was the most terrifying moment of my life."
The family ran nearly a mile back to their hotel, not knowing if they were heading into an ambush or more gunfire.
"I thought 'if I don't run, I'm going to die'. I can't thank the Tunisian people enough - they saved myself and my family."
Trudy Jones, 51, from Blackwood, Caerphilly county, was one of those killed by the gunman.Trudy Jones, 51, from Blackwood, Caerphilly county, was one of those killed by the gunman.
A family statement read: "She was the rock of our family and kept us all going. None of us have a clue how we're going to cope without her."A family statement read: "She was the rock of our family and kept us all going. None of us have a clue how we're going to cope without her."
Home Secretary Theresa May will travel to Tunisia on Monday for talks on addressing the extremist threat, Prime Minister David Cameron has announced.Home Secretary Theresa May will travel to Tunisia on Monday for talks on addressing the extremist threat, Prime Minister David Cameron has announced.
She will also pay condolences at the scene of the killings.She will also pay condolences at the scene of the killings.
Mr Cameron said the government is working "as fast as we can" to give families information.Mr Cameron said the government is working "as fast as we can" to give families information.
Tunisian interior ministry spokesman Mohamed Ali Aroui said authorities were "sure" that gunman Seifeddine Rezgui had accomplices.Tunisian interior ministry spokesman Mohamed Ali Aroui said authorities were "sure" that gunman Seifeddine Rezgui had accomplices.