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More than a dozen are arrested as protesters urge a fuel duty cut by driving slowly across the country.

Councils in Wales may control the number of holiday lets and second homes in their area.

Mark Jones posted footage online of his 19-year old victim following the knife attack, the murder trial hears.

A man was taken to hospital after the crash but died of his injuries, police say.

The dog licence could return under changes being sought by Caerphilly MP Wayne David.

Zac Thompson was swimming near rocks with two others, say local reports, when he got into trouble.

The long-running dispute is over how much criminal barristers are paid for legal aid work.

Welsh microchip producer has become a front-line in the tech war between the West and China.

Tanning salons shown not making ID checks for under-18s despite cancer concerns for young people.

The 47-year-old says he thought his racing days were over after he shattered his femur in November.

Higgins' friends talk about the man whose death was the catalyst for change for people with HIV.

The 30-year-old man died suddenly but the police are not treating the death as suspicious.

Cardiff journalist Jess Daly has been documenting the war in Ukraine from the Donbas region.

A man died in one crash and motorists faced delays following a second incident.

A gender equality charity says gender quotas must be introduced by the next Senedd election in 2026.

Craig Mulligan moved in with Logan Mwangi's mother and partner days before the five-year-old was killed.

Conservatives claim Adam Price has failed to challenge Mark Drakeford since a Plaid-Labour deal.