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Llyr Gruffydd says his party remains committed to agreement with Mark Drakeford's government.

Tom Davies completes his "big nugget of adventure" up and down mountains and through forests.

Llew, 11, has a disorder which includes a need to avoid everyday demands to an extreme extent.

Comedian and rugby referee Mike Bubbins leaves pitch after verbal abuse.

Childhood friends Cathie and Tricia exchanged barely a cross word on their 9,942-mile adventure.

One woman decided to give her kidney straight after hearing an interview on the radio.

Results are expected to drop closer to pre-pandemic levels than they have been for the past few years.

Dave Jones says it was a reference to Edward I, who reigned in 1272, not the current monarch.

Mums say more support is needed after they give birth, both for practical and emotional reasons.

North Wales Police says it has suspended an officer who was filmed seemingly punching a suspect.

For the first time voters in England are required to show a form of photographic ID.

WLGA advises people to check their council tax bill and ask for a refund if they have paid too much.

The union says NHS staff need money in their pockets to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Officials say the move could improve accessibility and help generate footfall in the town centre.

There are worries that homes, children and older people could be hit by golfers' misplaced shots.

Attendance in one Welsh country remains lower than pre-pandemic levels, following trends across Wales.

Mid and West Wales Senedd member says Plaid needs a culture change after leader's resignation.

The alleged attack last month in Rhyl, Denbighshire, and one person was taken to hospital.