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Posted at 13:51 21 Jan
Dumping of BAME war vets' wreaths 'a hate act'
A police inquiry is under way after the wreaths in Cardiff were vandalised and put on a bin.
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Posted at 16:35 19 Jan
Forensic review agreed for 1999 murders evidence
Mandy Power, her two daughters and her mother were bludgeoned to death at home.
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Posted at 19:59 17 Jan
People broke Covid rules in 200-mile lockdown drive
By Rachel Flint
BBC News
Drivers from Scotland and Portsmouth caught breaking lockdown rules in north Wales.
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Posted at 7:07 16 Jan
Will mass Covid testing be offered across Wales?
Trials have taken place with police officers and health professionals, and in two Covid hotspots.
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Posted at 17:56 15 Jan
Woman faces fine for arrested man's death protest
Bianca Ali could be fined £500 for organising a protest over Mohamud Mohammed Hassan's death.
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Posted at 16:33 15 Jan
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Severe accident: A4076 Pembrokeshire both ways
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A4076 Pembrokeshire both ways severe accident, from Tiers Cross Turn-Off to the petrol station.
A4076 Pembrokeshire - A4076 Vine Road in Haverfordwest closed and it's slow in both directions from the Tiers Cross Turn-Off junction to the the petrol station junction, because of an accident.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
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Posted at 18:13 14 Jan
Murder accused 'not raped' before killing
Thomas Carney is accused of killing David Phillips after being asked to perform sexual favours.
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Posted at 22:21 13 Jan
Further protest over arrested man's death
The death of Mohamud Hassan a few hours after being released from police custody is being investigated.
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Posted at 21:44 13 Jan
More protests at police station after man’s death
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Video caption: Further protests outside Cardiff police station after Mohamud Mohammed Hassan's death
South Wales police and crime commissioner said an investigation must be allowed "to take its course".
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Posted at 20:41 13 Jan
Police cancel fine for couple visiting care home
Carol and David Richards had been fined £60 for driving 20 minutes to see her mother.
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Posted at 18:57 12 Jan
Hundreds march over arrested man's death
Mohamud Mohammed Hassan was arrested at home on Friday but released without charge on Saturday.
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Posted at 18:45 12 Jan
Protesters march through city over man's death
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Video caption: Hundreds march over arrested man's death
Mohamud Mohammed Hassan was arrested at home on Friday but released without charge on Saturday.
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Posted at 14:48 12 Jan
'He was released with lots of bruises on his body'
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Video caption: Mohamud Mohammed Hassan's death in Cardiff investigated
Officers were called to an address on Saturday night with the death being treated as "unexplained".
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Posted at 16:52 11 Jan
Man's sudden death after custody release probed
Officers were called to an address on Saturday night with the death being treated as "unexplained".
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Posted at 16:37 11 Jan
Students call for university accommodation refunds
By Dafydd Morgan
Newyddion BBC Cymru
Only two universities in Wales are offering students partial refunds on unused accommodation.
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Posted at 7:18 10 Jan
'It was vital not to sensationalise the murders'
By Chris Long
BBC News
The detective played by Luke Evans in ITV's The Pembrokeshire Murders on how the case became a drama.
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Posted at 7:02 10 Jan
Teachers and supermarket staff 'not key workers'
By Carys Betteley
BBC News
Some councils are not following the Welsh Government's definition of essential workers.
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Posted at 19:00 9 Jan
University tells students not to return to campus
Students at Aberystwyth are told not to return unless "absolutely necessary".
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Posted at 21:45 6 Jan
Man jailed for shining laser at police helicopter
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Video caption: Man jailed for shining laser at police helicopter
William Fellowes was sentenced 30 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court for shining the laser towards the aircraft.
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Posted at 16:20 5 Jan
Police 'must be vaccinated' to uphold Covid law
Forces say officers are being deliberately coughed and spat at while trying to enforce rules.
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