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The drivers say they have been forced into debt and some had to use foodbanks to feed their families.

A team of scientists led by Cardiff University researchers say the pictures help a universe study.

Students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland receive their GCSE exam results this week.

A judge at Cardiff Youth Court describes the 17-year-old's Windrush artwork defacing as "abhorrent".

The fare-dodging feline went from Tonyrefail to Bristol Airport, Llanelli, Cardiff and Treherbert.

Drug dealer Dwayde Stock recruited the boy in a phone call from prison, a court hears.

He did it at his sixth attempt with a broken finger, flu and none of his own equipment.

R Alun Evans was the first to commentate in Welsh on a Wales international football game.

Sarah Lewis says summer "can be really tough on those having a hard time making ends meet".

How do I appeal, what are the grade boundaries, and what can I do next?

Two cavers have to retrace their steps out of a mine complex after an underground boat gets stuck.

Bus operators say passengers could face more cuts to services without further government funding.

Family of 19th Century prime minister will visit the Caribbean to apologise for an ancestor's role in the slave trade.

Amy Dowden is undergoing chemotherapy after her breast cancer diagnosis in May.

Politicians want Welsh people to be healthier, but TV's Dr Chris says it is nearly impossible.

Mae'r bobl ifanc rhwng 13 a 15 oed wedi eu harestio yn dilyn achosion o ymddygiad gwrthgymdeithasol.

Police pledge more action over school holidays due to fighting, damage and antisocial behaviour.

Fields of the bright yellow flowers are springing up across the UK and proving a hit with visitors.