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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Coronavirus: Two households can meet outside in Wales from Monday
Changes to Wales' stay-at-home lockdown restrictions will be announced by the first minister later.
Swansea council still 'confident' over city centre revamp despite pandemic
A £135m project to attract thousands of people can survive social distancing warnings, experts say.
Coronavirus: Winners and losers from oil price drop
Many households heated by oil are stocking up on cheap fuel during lockdown.
Gwernesney crash: Investigation finds pilot died after part of glider fell off
An investigation into the crash last summer found part of the tailplane was not correctly attached.
No plans for new stadium, say Neath after Gnoll study confusion
Neath say they will not be building a new stadium after plans to replace their Gnoll home ground appear on an architect's website.
Coronavirus: 'A walk in the park would help my anxiety'
Lucy Williamson thinks her local park reopening from lockdown would help her mental health.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Principality Stadium: Contract extended for coronavirus field hospital
The contract for the Principality Stadium to remain as a field hospital has been extended until early autumn.
Glamorgan Cricket: County still hopeful of summer action
Glamorgan Cricket CEO Hugh Morris says the county remains hopeful of staging action this summer, with limited crowds still on the agenda.
Domestic season delayed until 1 August because of coronavirus
The start of the domestic cricket season is delayed again, with no matches before 1 August because of the coronavirus pandemic.
World Rugby approves law trials to reduce coronavirus risk
World Rugby approves optional law trials to help reduce the risk of coronavirus transmission in the sport.
Wales can be the best rugby team in the world, says Bristol Bears' Pat Lam
Bristol Bears boss and former Samoa captain Pat Lam believes Wales should aim to be the best rugby team in the world.
Euro 2016: BBC Cymru Wales to show tournament games
With Euro 2020 on hold for a year, BBC Cymru Wales will show every Wales game from Euro 2016 across BBC One Wales and BBC Two Wales in June.
Blackburn's Elliott Bennett & two Fulham players among coronavirus positive tests
Blackburn captain Elliott Bennett and two unnamed Fulham players test positive for coronavirus in the latest round of testing.
The New Saints and Caernarfon Town ponder legal action
The New Saints and Caernarfon Town have consulted lawyers after the Football Association of Wales ended its domestic leagues early.
Ospreys scrum-half Reuben Morgan-Williams agrees new deal
Scrum-half Reuben Morgan-Williams signs a new two-year deal with Ospreys.
Shaun Pearson: Furloughed Wrexham captain delivering pizzas
Ordering a pizza in Wrexham? You may be surprised to find it is delivered by the captain of the town's football club.
Nathan Jones: Luton Town reappoint former Stoke City manager
Nathan Jones returns to Luton Town as manager, six months after being sacked by fellow Championship side Stoke City.
Manchester City Women: Gareth Taylor appointed manager
Manchester City Women name ex-Wales striker Gareth Taylor as manager on a three-year contract.
Aled Davies: Wales scrum-half to leave Ospreys for Saracens
Saracens sign Ospreys scrum-half Aled Davies for next season, a move which will make him ineligible for Wales selection.
Hadleigh Parkes column: My love for Wales and the future in Japan
Centre Hadleigh Parkes reflects on his career with Wales and Scarlets and explains why now is the right time to leave for Japan.
Euros Game of the Century: Quarter-final results
Sixteen classic European Championship fixtures facing off in a knockout tournament - your quarter-final results revealed.
Jonah Holmes: Wales wing ambitious after Dragons move
Wales wing Jonah Holmes says his international chances should be improved by his move to Dragons from Leicester Tigers.
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National News Headlines
Coronavirus: Two households can meet outside in Wales from Monday
Changes to Wales' stay-at-home lockdown restrictions will be announced by the first minister later.
Coronavirus: What stage comes next for the lockdown?
From Monday, people are expected to be able to meet others from different households outside.
Swansea council still 'confident' over city centre revamp despite pandemic
A £135m project to attract thousands of people can survive social distancing warnings, experts say.
Coronavirus: Winners and losers from oil price drop
Many households heated by oil are stocking up on cheap fuel during lockdown.
Coronavirus: The tenth clap for carers which could be the last
Founder Annemarie Plas has said the weekly event should now end.
Man pulled from Bala Lake by rescuers dies
A man is pronounced dead after being recovered from Bala Lake and taken to hospital by air ambulance.
Coronavirus: What do the latest lockdown rules say?
What are the lockdown rules as they apply to Wales?
Principality Stadium: Contract extended for coronavirus field hospital
The contract for the Principality Stadium to remain as a field hospital has been extended until early autumn.
Woman, 56, found dead after Caldicot house fire
Part of the house collapsed during the blaze at the house in Caldicot, Monmouthshire.
Gwernesney crash: Investigation finds pilot died after part of glider fell off
An investigation into the crash last summer found part of the tailplane was not correctly attached.
Llanbradach rail line shut after lorry crashes into bridge
Train services have been suspended and replaced by buses.
Coronavirus: Is this the final hurrah for clap for carers?
The UK applauds carers on Thursday evening for what the event organiser says could be the last time.
Source: BBC News
