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Alex Davies has been convicted of being a member of a banned terror group which he founded.

The body of a woman was found at an address in Swansea on Monday.

Homeowners with views of the Brecon Beacons are worried about the "frightening" environmental impact.

Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, exactly five years since the death of former FM Rhodri Morgan.

Funding for music teaching in Wales is trebling to £4.5m per year from September.

The jury is told a majority verdict is acceptable after more than 12 hours of deliberations.

Wage increases are reported in many areas, but few pay rises can match soaring inflation.

Unpaid carers should be able to access support services, Carers Trust Wales says.

A photo found among auctioned engineering parts captures Swansea City FC before their meteoric rise.

Waterloo Road actor Richard Mylan decided to reveal his 20 years of addiction to the drug.

More than 2,000 of the applications have come through individual sponsors, figures show.

A councillor wants to reverse proposals to shut three primary schools.

The Covid vaccine programme is turning to spring boosters for the vulnerable, while 28,018 young children receive a first jab.

The art of quilling involves rolling up strips of paper to glue and shape into models or pictures.

Robert Christopher Adams was driving a car when it became trapped under an HGV.

Lewis Haines will stand trial accused of Lily Sullivan's murder, after admitting manslaughter.

Lisa Fraser's body was found at a house on Military Road in Pembroke Dock on Friday.