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There have been 2,523 deaths and 78,536 cases since the pandemic began, Public Health Wales says.

A '90s social media group got "flipped-turned upside down" when the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air posted.

The leader is "disappointed" by broad brush approach rather than factoring in regional differences.

The tweet is deleted and British Airways says it "unintentionally strayed offside".

Team news, match preview and statistics for Saturday's Autumn Nations Cup match between Wales and England at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli.

Thousands more signatures will be required for petitions to be considered for debate in the Senedd.

With no commute or office working, many people have focused on home life, says the Principality.

People are asked to wait outside a shopping centre as it manages capacity for social-distancing.

Wales centre Johnny Williams might have scored a try for England at Twickenham last year, but he now has his sights set on the downfall of Eddie Jones' side.

Bowling alleys and indoor entertainment venues will also have to close under new restrictions.

There are fears Covid cases in schools may force children and teachers to self-isolate at Christmas.

People living and working in the lower Cynon valley will be eligible for a test.

There will be "screening" in the city centre after two violent incidents involving knives, police say.

Liam Williams reveals his despair at missing the England game, how he has been struggling to eat with a lip injury and why Wales are relishing being written off.

Kieron Davies was over the alcohol limit and driving at 70mph when he killed Wilbert Llobrera.