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A property developer who made hundreds of thousands from his double life as a drug dealer is caught hilariously sprinting away from a reporter outside of court. Matthew Cleary, 35, and his accomplice Mikel Kujtila, 33 are believed to have made more than £320,000 from a cannabis drug operation in Cardiff. But following his hearing at Cardiff Crown Court today, rather than speak with a Wales Online reporter about the decisions, Cleary can be seen legging it at full pace away the scene. Social media users have been quick to see the comody in the video with it raking up hundreds of comments and thousands of likes. One user wrote on X: 'Someone please edit this and put the benny hill theme tune on it.'

This month, almost 4,000 residents were evacuated from Grindavik's coastal town, as the ground shook, cracked, and buildings sustained structural damage from thousands of earthquakes, and scientists worried that molten rock would eventually rise to the earth's surface. The Icelandic Meteorological Organization, which claims that the earthquake occurred with just a 30-minute warning, declared on Tuesday that the 'Danger Zone' for the volcano had been extended. This comes as new drone footage shows inside the massive crater, as less tremors this week indicate that it is likely to erupt soon, after weeks of seismic activity.

After nearly 2000 mini-quakes were recorded in the last 24 hours, Iceland claims to have pinpointed the likely location of a major volcanic eruption. After magmatic gas was detected at a borehole in Svartsengi, the Icelandic Met Office has warned that Hagafell is the'prime location for an eruption. Experts say this is a warning that an eruption is imminent. With the possibility that they will never recover, 4000 people have already been evacuated from Grindavik, which has the likelihood that they will never return. Haraldur Sigursson, a volcanologist, has stated that if an eruption were to occur, he expects it to burst into the sea and that Grindavik will be reorganised.'

The Met Office in Iceland alerted magmatic gas was detected at a borehole in Svartsengi, indicating the impending eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano within the next two days. According to Margaret Hartley, a senior lecturer in Earth sciences, an eruption will occur if an open fracture attaching the magma dike to the Earth's surface opens. The process is a bit like shaking up a can of fizzy drink,' she says, as soon as a crack emerges in the can, the drink is cleared with a slew of frothing.' Lovisa Mjoll Gudmundsdottir, a volcanology specialist, told the Mail that the eruption would only have occurred at a few minutes' notice.

There are already signs that a massive magma corridor under the Reykjanes Peninsula is expanding, with the Met Office recording more than 1,000 earthquakes on Friday. The port of Grindavik (top right), pictured, is bracing for the eruption of Fagradalsfjall volcano (top right, erupting in 2021) or one of the area's fissures, with massive chasms tearing apart houses and roads in deserted Grindavik (pictured). Residents have been returning to the town each day to retrieve possessions, but they were forced to evacuate after the Met Office announced that sulfur dioxide had been found in the meters. On Thursday, magmatic gas was discovered at a borehole in Svartsengi, which is 2.3 miles north of Grindavik, which is a warning that an eruption is imminent, according to experts.

The Nordic country is currently brace for what may be a major eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano, which is located on the southern Reykjanes Peninsula, that could have a huge eruption. Following new seismic activity in the area, police in Grindavik decided to evacuate the town this week. According to monitoring, a corridor of magma, or semi-molten rock, now extends outside the community. The town of 3,400 people lives about 31 miles southwest of Reykjavik, the capital.

Joseph Regan (pictured left and right), 22, of Cardiff, denies two counts of rape and two counts of sexual assault by penetration committed at the home of his suspected victim earlier this year. According to Regan, she begged him to return to her house to watch Love Island, but it was later discovered that the woman orchestrated drinking games and a game of truth or dare in order to rape her. The complainant and Regan had been in touch on social media, and it was planned for him to pick her up to go to coffee and watch the sunset at Cardiff Crown Court (inset). The woman made it clear that she was not interested in anything sexual happening between them and Regan, who was 'charming and apparently kind' before he changed his demeanour, according to the judge.