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Women who do a range of non-mainstream sports explain how thinking outside the box keeps them active.

The dancer gave an update on her chemotherapy treatment, saying she is "doing really well".

Party figure calls ensuring Labour does not get all the credit for Plaid Cymru policies a challenge.

Chantelle Thomas, 18, suffered multiple injuries and died at crash scene, court hears.

Michael Stone's case is to be looked at again after Levi Bellfield reportedly confessed to the murders.

A couple find a man hiding in the car boot nine hours into journey home after holiday in France.

Breton speakers may recognise Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau when it rings out from Welsh fans in Nantes.

Simon Hawkins says not knowing when he will get his tablets is stressful as shortages hit Wales.

A ground-breaking house share of students and disabled people paved the way for supported living.

The surface of the walking area crumbled, and the vehicle subsided into it up to its headlights.

"No-one's ever got a vehicle down there before," says the mechanic who helped free it.

One is training to be a priest, another is a Conservative councillor, and a third works for MTV.

A man was injured trying to separate the dogs, which police say were "dangerously out of control".

Rhun ap Iorwerth says Plaid Cymru is for everyone in Wales, at his first conference as party leader.

A pocket of the Land of My Fathers can be found in a corner of South East Asia.

The inquest into Helen Clarke's death is paused while her husband awaits trial for her murder.

Carrie Downey's bowel cancer disappeared within six months of taking dostarlimab.