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Hillary Clinton and Catherine Zeta-Jones have shared it, and Gareth Bale is involved this year.

The Lib Dems reject a formal coalition but say the agreement will form a "stable" administration.

A new blood test described as a "cancer fingerprint" could diagnose bowel cancer more easily.

Student's host says many young Ukrainian women are offered rooms "with basically sex as payment".

A North Wales Police detective says she has to borrow money from her mother at the end of the month.

A Welsh singer-songwriter is one of four people to win a National Trust music competition.

Franklin Graham, who called gay marriage a sin, is appearing at a venue half-owned by Welsh government.

Jeff Lane felled the equivalent of 12 football pitches without the appropriate licence.

An independent review will look at two years of floods, including aftermath of Storm Dennis.

The first openly gay male player in 30 years has come out, but is the women's game more accepting?

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

Huw Davies seemingly loved the views of Cardigan Bay, but not the birds who were there as well.

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

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

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

During his trial, Alex Davies was described as "probably the biggest Nazi of the lot".