Man sought after show stabbings

Organisers say crowds are slightly down at this week's event

Police have issued the description of a man they want to trace after two men were stabbed at the site of the Pembrokeshire Show.

Officers cordoned off an area of the showground near Haverfordwest after the attack early on Thursday, but the event's last day went ahead as planned.

Two men with stab wounds to their legs were taken to Withybush Hospital.

Police say they want to speak to a black man, thought to be about 20, with protruding teeth and a London accent.

He was about 5ft 5in (168cm), of slim build with short black hair.

Two men are already in custody helping detectives with the investigation.

Meanwhile show organisers said crowds at this week's event were down due to the foot-and-mouth restrictions.

The three-day show went ahead without competitions for cattle, sheep, pigs or goats.

About 24,000 people attended on Tuesday and some 35,000 on Wednesday.

Police described Thursday's incident as "isolated" and said inquiries were ongoing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Haverfordwest CID on 0845 3302000.