Former Wales rugby forward Geoff Wheel dies at 73

Geoff Wheel, a former Wales rugby forward, has died at the age of 73, as announced by his former club, Swansea. He earned 32 caps for Wales and was part of a team that went unbeaten for 15 matches from 1975 to 1978. Wheel won three Triple Crowns and two Grand Slams during his career. He was notably one of the first players sent off in a Five Nations match in 1977. He had been living with motor neurone disease but continued to support his club. Swansea club president Stan Addicott praised Wheel's character and contributions to the team. He was remembered for his engaging personality and musical talents, which he shared with fans after matches.