input: Article: Mils Muliaina, 34, who plays for the Connacht province in Ireland, was arrested following a match in Gloucester on Friday evening.
Gloucestershire Police said a man in his thirties had been arrested at Kingsholm Stadium in relation to the assault in Cardiff.
South Wales Police said a 34-year-old man was in their custody.
The ex-All Black, who earned 100 caps during his nine years with the international side, was playing for Connaught against Cardiff Blues on 6 March.
Connacht rugby club said in a statement: "Connacht Rugby can confirm that player Mils Muliaina is currently assisting the South Wales Police with enquiries relating to an alleged incident in Cardiff in March of this year.
"As this is a legal matter, Connacht Rugby will be making no further comment at this time."â€‹

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output: A former New Zealand rugby player has been arrested on suspicion of a sexual assault in Cardiff last month.

input: Article: The local authority said it wanted to tap into a Â£30m fund set up by the Scottish government.
The council's Labour-SNP administration has unveiled plans to seek government funding to establish up to four new local train stops.
In order of priority, they could be at Thornhill, Eastriggs, Dunragit/Glenluce and Beattock.
The first two on the list have both been subject to studies which showed that new rail stations would bring major benefits to the wider community.
The council, which plans to draw up the cash bid in conjunction with local transport partnership SWESTRANS, would also like to see the development of a rail passenger facility serving Dunragit and Glenluce.
A campaign is already under way in Beattock to reopen the former station in the village.
The proposed funding application will also include proposals to refurbish the train station at Stranraer.
Councillor Colin Smyth, who chairs the economy, environment and infrastructure committee, admitted that some of the proposals were more realistic than others.
However, he said the authority hoped to secure some financial support from the Scottish government.
He said the latest passenger figures suggested that the number of people travelling by train was growing and it was important that the region had the facilities in place to cater for them.
He added that improving the rail network meant better links for business which could also help boost the local economy.

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output: A bid is to be made to secure funding to build new railway stations across Dumfries and Galloway.

input: Article: Remains of the 12th Century Gloucester Castle building were unearthed in 2015 during an archaeological dig.
Its exact location had remained a mystery for more than 200 years because the site was in the grounds of the city's jail, which closed in 2013.
The keep's location is to be shown within a paved area of a new residential and business development.
Revised plans for apartments and offices have gone on display in a public consultation at the site, after the original plans were altered to take account of the archaeological discoveries.
The former prison was originally built in 1791 over the levelled remains of Gloucester Castle, the keep of which had been used as the county jail since the 15th Century.

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output: The location of a Norman castle keep is to be depicted in a new development at a former prison site.

input: Article: Matthew Keough, 44, pleaded guilty to murdering Sally Campion, 45, via video link to St Albans Crown Court from Woodhill Prison in Milton Keynes.
Keough, of no fixed address, defied the order banning him from her home in Bishop's Stortford on 2 July 2014.
Police and ambulance crews found her with serious injuries. She died the next day at hospital in Cambridge.
A post-mortem examination revealed the cause of death to be head injuries, the court heard.
He had originally denied murder but changed his plea.
Judge Andrew Bright QC adjourned sentence until 5 June and remanded Keough in custody.
The case had been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) because of prior police contact with the victim.

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output:
A man has admitted murdering a woman who had obtained a restraining order against him.