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With new laws on Welsh holiday lets planned, some say they will be forced out of business.

One pupil dubbed the test "almost impossible" but the exam board WJEC stands by the paper

Is it a parent's duty to educate children about different cultures and experiences through books?

Raheem's mother says he is struggling to come to terms with what happened to him.

David TC Davies says Welsh Labour government is seeking to "lock" itself in power "forever".

After Russia invaded their homeland, the family fled by taxi to the Romanian capital Bucharest.

As the first exams since 2019 begin, four students reflect on learning in the time of coronavirus.

Dafydd Hughes aims to be the second Welshman to sail non-stop around the world in boat Bendigedig.

Boris Johnson says a new nuclear reactor could be built at Trawsfynydd in Gwynedd

The Welsh government has condemned racism and bullying after Gwent Police were called in.

Some business leaders call it a "no-brainer" while politicians raise concerns over the cost.

On the day the PM visits Wales, Andrew RT Davies tries to set separate path for the Welsh Tories.

Wrexham's football club is at the heart of its success in becoming Wales' seventh city.

A new exhibition tells the - supposedly top secret - story of the building of the Millennium Falcon.

Colin John Milburn is alleged to have killed 48-year-old Buddug Jones in her home last month.

A police car was rammed during a high speed chase in Cardiff.

Charging points are lacking in much of the UK - so how easy is it to drive across Wales in an electric car?

The new centre opens in 2024 for women who would have been given a sentence of a year or less.