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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
General election: Wales Green's leader says country does not need an airport
But the party's Welsh leader stops short of calling for Cardiff Airport to be scrapped.
Neil Warnock: Manager leaves Cardiff City after three years
Cardiff City part company with manager Neil Warnock after more than three years with the Championship club.
Medieval building found in Llandaff under public toilets
Archaeologists are "surprised" to find a "high status" medieval building during a community dig.
General election: Brexit Party will not contest eight Welsh seats
The party will stand in the remaining 32, but will not stand anywhere the Conservatives won in 2017.
Grass fires: 'Unprecedented' weather doubles call-outs
As well as a rise in deliberately-set blazes, discarded barbecues was another issue blamed.
Memorial to Penarth Royal Marine who died in training
Paul Woodland's name could not go on Penarth's cenotaph because he did not die in war or conflict.
Rain and snow warning for Wales on Thursday
Downpours and snow on higher ground may bring some disruption this week, warns the Met Office.
Armistice Day: Wales falls silent for remembrance
Services and events take place in tribute to the country's war dead on Remembrance Day.
Body of man, 35, found in canal in Newport
Gwent Police were called to Penybryn Close in Bettws, Newport at about 08:00 GMT on Saturday.
Missing Caerphilly man's body found near industrial estate
Gareth Morris, 37, from Blackwood, was reported missing to Gwent Police on Friday.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Neil Warnock: Manager leaves Cardiff City after three years
Cardiff City part company with manager Neil Warnock after more than three years with the Championship club.
World Para-Athletics Championships: Britons Hollie Arnold and Jonathan Broom-Edwards win gold
Britain's Hollie Arnold wins her fourth consecutive F46 javelin world title as team-mate Jonathan Broom-Edwards takes his first in the T64 high jump in Dubai.
Thumbs up: Bale looks happy training with Wales
Gareth Bale gives thumbs up sign to photographers as he trains with Wales ahead of Euro 2020 qualifies.
Wales v Azerbaijan: Experienced players have key role, says Ashley Williams
Defender Ashley Williams says Wales' experienced players will have a key role in two must-win final Euro qualifiers.
Euro 2021 qualifier: Wales women to debut new shirt
Wales' women's team will debut the national teams' new shirts in Tuesday's Euro 2021 qualifier against Northern Ireland.
F63 Shot put world champion Aled Davies on winning and fatherhood
F63 Shot put world champion Aled Davies says baby daughter Phoebe was the inspiration for his fourth World Para-Athletics Championship title.
Women's Euro 2021 qualifying: Northern Ireland v Wales
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Women's European Championship qualifying game between Northern Ireland and Wales.
Allen Clarke: Ospreys head coach says region experiencing a 'dark period'
Ospreys coach Allen Clarke going through the "toughest period2 of his career as region suffer five defeats in six games.
Morrell's journey from Margate reject to Wales international
Joe Morrell talks about his rapid rise from non-league cast off to Wales international
Cardiff City 0-1 Bristol City: Brownhill's stunner wins it for Robins
Bristol City are the first visiting side to win at Cardiff City this season thanks to a spectacular goal from Josh Brownhill.
Megan Wynne: Her journey from Spurs fan to employee to player
Tottenham Hotspur fans sing "he's one of our own," about striker Harry Kane, but not even Spurs' talisman has a connection with the club that runs as deep as Megan Wynne.
Track World Cup: Katie Archibald & Elinor Barker win silver in madison
Katie Archibald and Elinor Barker win silver in the women's madison as fellow Briton Mark Stewart takes second in the men's omnium at the Track Cycling World Cup.
Last-gasp Keira Bevan try helps Wales past Ireland
Keira Bevan scores with the final play of the game as Wales edge out Ireland 15-13 at the UCD Bowl in Dublin.
World Para-Athletics Championships: Hollie Arnold 'wants world record back'
Hollie Arnold says she would love to regain her world record as she targets a fourth consecutive world title.
Duke takes shot put bronze in Dubai
Hannah Cockroft sets a new world record to win her fifth consecutive T34 100m title at the World Para-Athletics Championships.
Elite League: Guildford Flames 3-1 Cardiff Devils
Guildford Flames earned the win over Cardiff Devils after a flurry of late goals transformed a stalemate.
Wales' Thomas ensures Bears stun Exeter
Bristol come back from 17-0 down to beat Exeter with an injury-time try at Sandy Park to go top of the Premiership.
FA Cup: Wrexham 0-0 Rochdale
Wrexham hold League One Rochdale to a stalemate at the Racecourse Ground to earn a replay and remain in the draw for the second round of the FA Cup.
World Para-Athletics Championships: Britain's Olivia Breen wins bronze in T38 long jump
Britain's Olivia Breen wins bronze in the T38 long jump at the World Para-Athletics Championships in Dubai.
Big win for Connah's Quay amid Cymru Premier postponements
Full round-up of the weekend fixtures in the Cymru Premier and Merthyr Town's game in the Southern League Premier Division South.
Elite League: Cardiff Devils 4-3 Sheffield Steelers
A Gleason Fournier hat-trick helps the Cardiff Devils beat Elite League leaders Sheffield Steelers at the Viola Arena.
Track World Cup: Archibald & Barker win Madison silver
Watch as Great Britain's Katie Archibald and Elinor Barker win silver in the women's madison on day three of the Track Cycling World Cup in Glasgow.
Joe Morrell: Midfielder's rapid rise from non-league cast off to Wales international
Not wanted on loan at Margate, Joe Morrell is now thriving in League One and facing the World's best with Wales.
Wales women's rugby: 'Our hard work showed'
Captain Siwan Lillicrap, forwards coach Chris Horsman and try scorer Sioned Harries react to Wales' win over Ireland
Pro14 highlights: Scarlets 20-17 Benetton
Highlights as Scarlets narrowly beat Italian side Benetton to climb to second place in Pro14 Conference B.
Pro14 highlights: Cardiff Blues 30-17 Cheetahs
Highlights as Cardiff Blues beat Cheetahs in for their second win of the Pro14 Conference B campaign.
Highlights: Ospreys 14-16 Southern Kings
Highlights as Southern Kings secure a first Pro14 away win by stunning Ospreys 16-14 in Swansea.
FA Cup: Wrexham 0-0 Rochdale highlights
Watch highlights as Wrexham hold League One Rochdale to a stalemate and remain in the draw for the second round of the FA Cup.
FA Cup: Grimsby Town 1-1 Newport County highlights
Watch highlights as a second-half penalty from Padraig Amond earns Newport a first-round FA Cup replay with Grimsby.
Highlights: Edinburgh 20-7 Dragons
Highlights as Edinburgh grind out a hard-fought 20-7 victory over Dragons on a weekend which they ended sitting third in Pro14 Conference B.
Barker helps GB cruise past Germany to win women's team pursuit gold
Great Britain's Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Neah Evans, Ellie Dickinson beat Germany to clinch Women's Team Pursuit gold at the World Cup.
Matthew Maynard: Coach targets silverware with Glamorgan
Matthew Maynard targets promotion and silverware after signing a new deal as Glamorgan head coach.
Wales coach Wayne Pivac inherits quality and expectation from Warren Gatland
As Warren Gatland's 12-year tenure ends, new Wales coach Wayne Pivac has a tough act to follow, but firm foundations to build on.
Alun Wyn Jones: 'Leader, legend, father figure'
Rugby greats including Francois Pienaar, Richie McCaw and Bryan Habana sum up Wales's record-breaking lock and captain Alun Wyn Jones.
Samoa rugby: Players bemoan lack of funds and consistency
Contrasting post-World Cup experience of players Kieran Fonotia and Belgium Tuatagaloa illustrate deep problems in Samoan rugby.
Warren Gatland: Wales' greatest coach, a 'scientist, crooner and rugby god'
Who is Warren Gatland? The people who know him best reveal what Wales' greatest coach is really like, on and off the field.
The Hundred: Welsh Fire's Jonny Bairstow targets more good times
Jonny Bairstow believes the Welsh Fire squad selection for the inaugural Hundred tournament has the right blend of youth and experience.
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Welsh Assembly standards chief resigns over 'AM's secret recordings'
Sir Roderick Evans says the politician recorded "highly confidential conversations with my staff".
Chip shop owner 'killed wife with boiling oil'
Geoffrey Bran denies murdering Mavis Bran, who suffered "terrible burns" at the couple's chip shop.
Neil Warnock: Manager leaves Cardiff City after three years
Cardiff City part company with manager Neil Warnock after more than three years with the Championship club.
Medieval building found in Llandaff under public toilets
Archaeologists are "surprised" to find a "high status" medieval building during a community dig.
General election: Brexit Party will not contest eight Welsh seats
The party will stand in the remaining 32, but will not stand anywhere the Conservatives won in 2017.
Harlech crash site: WW2 aircraft given protected status
The American P-38 Lightning fighter plane crashed in World War Two off the coast of north Wales.
General election: Wales Green's leader says country does not need an airport
But the party's Welsh leader stops short of calling for Cardiff Airport to be scrapped.
Armistice Day: Wales falls silent for remembrance
Services and events take place in tribute to the country's war dead on Remembrance Day.
Rain and snow warning for Wales on Thursday
Downpours and snow on higher ground may bring some disruption this week, warns the Met Office.
Grass fires: 'Unprecedented' weather doubles call-outs
As well as a rise in deliberately-set blazes, discarded barbecues was another issue blamed.
Memorial to Penarth Royal Marine who died in training
Paul Woodland's name could not go on Penarth's cenotaph because he did not die in war or conflict.
Wrexham disability work opportunities under threat
Two schemes supporting 75 people face closure in Wrexham due to budget cuts.
Source: BBC News
