A runner died after the Cardiff Half Marathon, organisers have said. The runner was immediately attended to by the medical emergency team at the finish line before being taken to the city's University Hospital of Wales, where they later died.

A Run 4 Wales spokeswoman said in a statement that it was with "deep regret" that they confirmed the death of one of this year’s participants at the annual Cardiff Half Marathon

The devastated family of a man who died after collapsing at the finish line of this year's Cardiff half marathon have described him as a "wonderful father" and "genuinely kind person". Stephen Jenkins, 37, died after collapsing at the end of the race on Sunday, October 6, event organisers Run 4 Wales confirmed.

A runner in Cardiff’s half marathon has died after collapsing at the finish line of the event. The race hosted over 29,000 participators in its biggest ever event, with the streets of the city flooded with runners over a 13 mile stretch.

A Cardiff Half Marathon runner who collapsed at the finish line has died in what organisers have described as a ‘terrible tragedy’. The runner, who has not been named, was rushed to hospital but later pronounced dead after completing the UK’s second largest half marathon.