BBC News Wales

From this weekend, lab tests will be scrapped for returning travellers in England.

Roads have been reopened and the safety perimeter has been stood down.

Logan Mwangi was discovered in the River Ogmore, Bridgend county, on 31 July.

Two care home workers have been found guilty of the ill treatment or wilful neglect.

Prosecutors are accused of "appalling preparation" in case against Neil McEvoy.

David Henderson told the court he was "badly affected" after realising the plane went down in 2019.

Father-to-be Keyron Curtis died after an assault outside the Colliers Arms in Aberdare.

A report says "sheer goodwill" is keeping many staff going as they work in a "collapsing estate".

The benefits of a New Zealand trade deal to Welsh farmers were described as "microscopic".

The child is believed to be in a stable condition in hospital after the crash in Wrexham.

Campaigners and breeders believe the rose is the first named after a black individual in the UK

An 18-year-old suffered three cardiac arrests in hospital and nearly died after the attack.

Waiting lists in Wales stand at 657,539, which is equivalent to more than a fifth of the population.

Robyn says she found it difficult to get a toxicology test to prove what happened.

Health service figures are calling for stricter Covid restrictions in England to protect the NHS.

Agriculture is a source of emissions, but a union says it can help to cut greenhouse gases.

Fifty-five years on, survivors say they live with the images of death and destruction.