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21 May 2012 Last updated at 05:18 ET

Cuts 'threaten crime response'Dyfed-Powys Police chief constable Ian Arundale

A retiring chief constable says police could miss crime such as anti-social behaviour because of the impact of UK government cuts.


SeneddAssembly election proposals due

Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan is due to make a statement on a green paper which could set out the future of the assembly's electoral arrangements.

Spreading bellflower (pic:Bob Gibbons/Plantlife)Woodland plants extinction worry

One in 10 woodland flowers is under threat of extinction in Wales, says a conservation charity which wants a shift in how forestry is managed.

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Owen Smith steps into the shadows

Owen Smith is set to become Shadow Welsh Secretary.

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Elections and reshuffle fever

As the local election results come in, there's speculation about the future of the shadow Welsh secretary Peter Hain.

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