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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
GCSE exams: Should paper and pens be a thing of the past?
A consultation will take place later this year on how pupils should be tested in the future.
Pride Cymru: Atomic Kitten and Texas headline Cardiff festival
Atomic Kitten, Texas and Liberty X will perform at the 20th anniversary event this weekend.
Artist Charles Burton's milestone Cardiff show and book at 90
After more than 70 years as a working artist, Charles Burton celebrates a milestone birthday with a rare exhibition.
Cwm Taf health board boss resigns after maternity failings
It follows a review that described maternity services at two hospitals as "dysfunctional".
Two airlifted from yacht in Bristol Channel
One person suffered a head injury after being hit by a boom, the coastguard says.
BAME positive discrimination 'needed when hiring for jobs'
Union boss Shavanah Taj says it will help address barriers to employment for ethnic minority women.
GCSEs: A* to C pass rate increases after dip in 2018
The A* to C pass rate is 62.8%, but there is some concern about a decline in English language grades.
Gin trap found in sand dunes at Kenfig nature reserve
Police appeal for information about who illegally set the trap which was found by a member of the public.
Cardiff City Stadium to host Pro14 final in 2020
Cardiff City Stadium is named as the host venue for the Pro14 final in June 2020.
Kingsmill maker Allied Bakeries to close Cardiff bakery
Allied Bakeries is known for making the Kingsmill, Allison's and Sunblest bread brands.
Ely fatal crash: Tribute to 'dearly loved' Oi Mee Lam
Oi Mee Lam, 68, died after her car collided with an Audi A3 and a black taxi on Friday.
Being homeless at 14 was terrifying, says Bridgend teenager
Daniel Mayne found help, but a charity warns funding is only "part of the solution".
Gwent Police officer suspended after sexual assault complaint
The officer is the third from Gwent Police to be suspended in less than a month.
Cardiff City 2-1 Huddersfield Town: Bluebirds sub Junior Hoilett strikes late winner
Substitute Junior Hoilett's late strike claims a narrow win for Cardiff City over managerless Huddersfield Town.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
George North try for Wales against England prompts World Rugby law amendment
World Rugby has made an immediate law amendment after George North scored a try while England were down to 13 men to help Wales to victory on Saturday.
Footballers who are fans: Oli McBurnie enjoys a night at QPR
BBC Sport Wales takes a look at footballers who love a sing song with the fans as Oli McBurnie attends Swansea's match at QPR.
Lawrence leaves Anderlecht for loan deal in Germany
Wales' James Lawrence leaves struggling Anderlecht to join Bundesliga 2 club St Pauli on loan until the end of the season.
Cardiff City Stadium to host Pro14 final in 2020
Cardiff City Stadium is named as the host venue for the Pro14 final in June 2020.
Natalie Powell: Welsh competitor targets double judo glory in Tokyo
Welsh judo competitor Natalie Powell wants glory for GB at the 2019 Judo World Championships in Tokyo as well as a 'dream' medal at the Olympics in Japan in 2020.
Owain Doull: Welsh cyclist prepares for Vuelta a Espaņa road test
Olympic track champion Owain Doull prepares for the most gruelling road challenge of his career after being selected for his first Grand Tour race.
Mills and McIntyre win test event silver
Great Britain finish the Olympic test event with three silver medals and three bronze after the final day was cut short due to a lack of wind.
Welshman takes on Kompany's match duties at Anderlecht
Anderlecht's Vincent Kompany is to relinquish his managerial duties on match days in order to concentrate on playing.
'It wasn't an easy decision' - Giggs explains dropping Williams
Captain Ashley Williams is left out of the Wales squad for their Euro 2020 qualifier against Azerbaijan in Cardiff next month.
Memorabilia of ex-Wales footballer Lambert auctioned off
Treasures from the playing days of Welsh international player Ray Lambert are auctioned off.
Scotland boost hopes of beating drop against Wales
Scotland's hopes of avoiding relegation from the top tier of European hockey are boosted by a 4-2 win over Wales at the EuroHockey Championships.
Euro 2021 qualifying: Six uncapped players in Wales U21s
New Wales Under 21 boss Paul Bodin's squad includes six uncapped players for "two tough" Euro 2021 qualifiers against Belgium and Germany.
Queens Park Rangers 1-3 Swansea City: Swansea up to second with win at QPR
Borja's penalty helps Swansea City climb to second in the Championship with an impressive win at QPR.
Hoilett snatches late Cardiff winner
Substitute Junior Hoilett's late strike claims a narrow win for Cardiff City over managerless Huddersfield Town.
Giggs urges referees to protect winger James
Wales manager Ryan Giggs defends Daniel James and urges referees to protect him after the Manchester United winger was booked for diving.
Marlon Pack: Cardiff City midfielder facing two months out with leg injury
Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock says newly recruited midfielder Marlon Pack could be out injured for "a couple of months".
Paul Dummett: Newcastle defender set to end Wales career
Paul Dummett's Wales career appears to be over after he makes himself unavailable for September's Euro 2020 qualifier in Azerbaijan.
Dropping Ashley Williams was 'tough but right decision' - Giggs
Wales manager Ryan Giggs says dropping Ashley Williams from his squad was the "tough but right decision".
EuroHockey Championship: Stylish Scotland pick apart Wales
Scotland turn on the style to earn a crucial win over Wales in their EuroHockey 2019 relegation play-off match.
Kelly Morgan: Trans rugby player blazing a trail in Wales
Kelly Morgan hopes to become the first openly transgender player to compete in the Welsh women's rugby leagues in September.
Ryan Giggs: Wales boss condemns online racist abuse by 'hooligans'
Wales boss and ex-Manchester United winger Ryan Giggs says people directing online racist abuse at players such as Paul Pogba are "hooligans".
'World ranking is just a number!' - Gatland
Wales coach Warren Gatland says he will "not make a fuss" despite his side being set to move top of the world ranking.
Rosie Eccles: Welsh boxer dreams of competing at Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Rosie Eccles dreams of becoming one of the first female boxers from Wales to compete at an Olympic Games.
Scott McTominay: Manchester United midfielder meets freestyler Liv Cooke
Manchester United's Scott McTominay tells freestyler Liv Cooke why he is so close to team-mate Daniel James, and how it feels to be the cover star of an upcoming video game.
Wales manager Jayne Ludlow hopes to have Jess Fishlock back for selection by April 2020
Wales manager Jayne Ludlow tells BBC Sport Wales, that she hopes to have injured Seattle Reign midfielder available for their Euro 2021 qualifiers in the new year.
Wales proud to be world number one - Ross Moriarty
Wales number eight Ross Moriarty says being ranked world number one after beating England is "not a bad statement".
How Wales became world's top-ranked side
BBC Sport Wales charts how Wales have reached number one in World Rugby's rankings for the first time in their history.
Transgender rugby player playing with 'a smile on my face'
Kelly Morgan says she is playing with a smile on her face after taking up rugby again following transition from male to female.
Rugby World Cup 2019: Wales follow ranking delight with Turkish trip
After beating England, new world number one team Wales continue their World Cup preparations with a training camp in Turkey.
'We've got to be on the money' - Wales cannot let standards drop says Owens
Hooker Ken Owens warns new world number one side Wales must maintain the standard of their win against England.
Jayne Ludlow: Why Wales boss spends only 'quarter' of her time with senior team
Wales boss Jayne Ludlow says splitting priorities with age groups means running the senior team "only takes up a quarter of our job".
Morris hopes The Hundred boosts Cardiff 2020 international programme
Glamorgan chief Hugh Morris hopes the new Hundred competition will supplement the one day of 2020 international cricket Cardiff has been awarded.
Homophobic attack drove Thomas to seek law change
The ex-Wales rugby star wants homophobic abuse on the pitch to be subject to the same laws as racism.
Tony Pulis ready for management return after Napoleon's birthday
Tony Pulis explains why his fascination with Napoleon takes him to Corsica this summer whilst he awaits a fresh footballing challenge.
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National News Headlines
GCSE exams: Should paper and pens be a thing of the past?
A consultation will take place later this year on how pupils should be tested in the future.
Pride Cymru: Atomic Kitten and Texas headline Cardiff festival
Atomic Kitten, Texas and Liberty X will perform at the 20th anniversary event this weekend.
Artist Charles Burton's milestone Cardiff show and book at 90
After more than 70 years as a working artist, Charles Burton celebrates a milestone birthday with a rare exhibition.
Cwm Taf health board boss resigns after maternity failings
It follows a review that described maternity services at two hospitals as "dysfunctional".
Two airlifted from yacht in Bristol Channel
One person suffered a head injury after being hit by a boom, the coastguard says.
Residents fight to save Laugharne's Island House building
Island House has been empty for 15 years since the owner's death and is on the at-risk register.
GCSEs: A* to C pass rate increases after dip in 2018
The A* to C pass rate is 62.8%, but there is some concern about a decline in English language grades.
Man died after wasp sting in Llanbedr-Dyffryn-Clwyd garden
Ian Flack, 76, reported feeling unwell before he collapsed, an inquest is told.
Blaenau Ffestiniog train line closure caused by bag of bolts
Investigations find there was no rock fall which led to a railway line being closed.
Gin trap found in sand dunes at Kenfig nature reserve
Police appeal for information about who illegally set the trap which was found by a member of the public.
Ex-Liverpool player Ray Lambert memorabilia auctioned
Treasures from the playing days of Welsh international player Ray Lambert are auctioned off.
Cimla murder trial: Accused 'stamped on victim's face'
Thomas Carney, 28, is accused of murdering David Phillips, 76, who he met at Alcoholics Anonymous.
Source: BBC News
