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Social Justice Minister Jane Hutt speaks out as more Labour members vote against proposals.

A man is in hospital after he was discovered with serious injuries in the early hours.

Concern was raised in the early hours but police say Roman has now been found safe and well

A historian says a possible connection with his father meant he was sentimental about Wales.

One pool says its electricity bill has shot up from £1,800 a quarter to the same amount a month.

About 50 people protest in Cardiff in support of RMT union members on third day of rail strike.

The cortege drove by the two schools in Cardiff where Aryan Ghoniya had been a pupil.

Competition aims to express pride in identifying as both Muslim and Welsh.

Why can't a council get anyone to apply for role which includes patrolling "beautiful" beaches?

People's energy debts due to the cost of living crisis are the tip of the iceberg, charity warns.

Patrick Mevel says he has lifted more than 20,000 tonnes of onions over the past 43 years.

Richard Nomba says he was detained on Tuesday having arrived in Swansea in June 2018.

The Tim Hortons branch already opens from 6am-11pm, and the firm wants that to be 24 hours a day.

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

Steven White went shopping for a book and a stereo shortly after the killing to take to prison.

Taxi fares in Cardiff will increase after a proposal put forward by drivers is approved.

Lateral flow tests will continue to be available for free for people in Wales with Covid symptoms.

Nature-based therapy can boost the wellbeing of people living with brain injuries, a study finds.