Legendary Wales, British and Irish Lions and Llanelli wing JJ Williams dies at the age of 72.

Legendary Wales, British and Irish Lions and Llanelli wing JJ Williams has died at the age of 72.
He scored 12 tries in 30 Tests as Wales won four Five Nations titles, including two Grand Slams, during the 1970s.
A former sprinter who represented Wales at the Commonwealth Games, Williams also scored five tries in seven Tests for the Lions across two tours.
One of his former clubs, Bridgend, confirmed the news on Thursday morning.
They tweeted: “All at Bridgend Ravens are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former player JJ Williams.
“Our thoughts are with JJ’s family and friends at this tough time.”
Former Wales second row Craig Quinnell was another to pay tribute, tweeting: “It’s with a heavy heart I write this. My God father. My friend. My mentor and a inspiration to me passed away today. He was a legend to all. RIP JJ.”
More to follow.