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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp merger deal confirmed
Tata - which owns steelworks across the UK including in Port Talbot - merges with a German company.
First Milk jobs at risk in Haverfordwest and Wigton
First Milk announces planned cuts at creameries in Pembrokeshire and the Lake District.
Asylum man's death in Wales sparks support call
The Ethiopian became destitute after his application to stay in the UK was rejected, say friends.
Deadline looms to save Tafarn Sinc pub in Rosebush
A community group is selling shares in a bid to raise the £300,000 needed to buy the pub.
Kris Wade: Legal action for killer sex attack claim
A health board is being sued over claims a worker sexually assaulted patients before going on to kill.
Councillor faces Merthyr Tydfil brothel investigation
Brent Carter was found by police in a house used by prostitutes, it emerged in court.
Castlemartin Range tank explosion solider 'recovering well'
Two soldiers died when an ammunition round exploded inside a tank at the Castlemartin Range.
Reading 0-2 Swansea City
Swansea score a controversial second goal as they beat Reading to progress to the Carabao Cup fourth round.
Road World Championships 2017: Elinor Barker 19th in time trial
Elinor Barker says she is "sick of having excuses" after finishing 19th in the women's time trial at the Road World Championships.
Kenneth Zohore: Cardiff City might sell striker in January, says Neil Warnock
Manager Neil Warnock says Cardiff might sell striker Kenneth Zohore in January if they are out of promotion contention.
Alun Wyn Jones: Wales and British and Irish Lions lock back for Ospreys
Alun Wyn Jones will be in a 31-man Ospreys squad for matches against Benetton Rugby in Italy and Cheetahs in South Africa.
Wayne Pivac: Coach says Scarlets will keep attacking style
Coach Wayne Pivac says the Scarlets will maintain the free-flowing style that won them the Pro12 title last year.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Reading 0-2 Swansea City
Swansea score a controversial second goal as they beat Reading to progress to the Carabao Cup fourth round.
Road World Championships 2017: Elinor Barker 19th in time trial
Elinor Barker says she is "sick of having excuses" after finishing 19th in the women's time trial at the Road World Championships.
Kenneth Zohore: Cardiff City might sell striker in January, says Neil Warnock
Manager Neil Warnock says Cardiff might sell striker Kenneth Zohore in January if they are out of promotion contention.
Alun Wyn Jones: Wales and British and Irish Lions lock back for Ospreys
Alun Wyn Jones will be in a 31-man Ospreys squad for matches against Benetton Rugby in Italy and Cheetahs in South Africa.
Wayne Pivac: Coach says Scarlets will keep attacking style
Coach Wayne Pivac says the Scarlets will maintain the free-flowing style that won them the Pro12 title last year.
Glamorgan v Gloucestershire: Carlson ton revives Glamorgan
Kiran Carlson's career-best 137 not out and 84 from Andrew Salter help Glamorgan recover to 342-7 against Gloucestershire.
Zane Kirchner: Dragons' South African full-back dislocates shoulder
Dragons full-back Zane Kirchner faces a long lay-off after dislocating his shoulder during the Pro14 win over Connacht.
Dai Greene: Ex-world champion sets sights on Commonwealth Games
Wales' former world champion hurdler Dai Greene is hoping to return from injury to qualify for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Kristian Dacey: Wales hooker in line for Cardiff Blues return
Wales hooker Kristian Dacey will feature for the Blues for the first time this season against Connacht after recovering injury.
Gareth Bale: Real Madrid forward returning to his best - Zinedine Zidane
Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane says Gareth Bale is returning to his best after his stunning goal at Real Sociedad.
Winter Olympics 2018: British Bobsleigh to withdraw funding for women's team
British Bobsleigh is set to withdraw its funding for its women's team, threatening their participation at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Dragons sign versatile Bristol back Palamo as injury cover
Dragons sign United States wing or centre Thretton Palamo from Bristol on a one-month loan deal to cover injuries.
Cardiff Blues sign Bristol's Robinson as open-side cover
Cardiff Blues sign Olly Robinson from Bristol on a short-term deal to cover injuries to Sam Warburton, Ellis Jenkins and James Botham.
Jodie Taylor: England squad 'closer' after claims against Mark Sampson
England striker Jodie Taylor says the squad are closer together following allegations against manager Mark Sampson.
UFC: Brett Johns anticipates his Las Vegas dream fight
UFC fighter Brett Johns celebrates Las Vegas dream fight and wants to emulate his '"idol" Joe Calzaghe.
Get Inspired: How paddle board pilates is more than just a sport
How paddle board pilates changed the lives of two Welsh women, who are not letting their age stop them from getting active.
James Collins: West Ham man injury doubt for Wales' World Cup qualifiers
West Ham centre-back James Collins could miss Wales' World Cup qualifying double-header in October with an ankle injury.
Wales' Scott Davies 10th in world under-23 time trial
Welsh cyclist Scott Davies finishes 10th in the Under-23 time trial at the World Road Race Championships in Bergen.
Davies and Buckley named in European para table tennis squad
Paralympic champion Rob Davies and Will Bayley are included in a 16-person squad to compete at the European Para Table Tennis Championships in Slovenia.
Dai Greene: Ex-world champion wants 'last chance' at Commonwealth Games
Former world champion hurdler Dai Greene tells BBC Wales Sport he wants one 'last chance' at Commonwealth qualification.
Ice Hockey: Cardiff Devils beat Nottingham Panthers 4-1
An impressive Elite League performance sees Cardiff Devils beat Nottingham Panthers 4-1 at Ice Arena Wales.
Arms Park spectator throws drink towards official
A spectator throws a drink towards assistant referee George Clancy during the Blues v Glasgow Pro14 match at Cardiff Arms Park.
Scrum V Pro14 highlights: Cardiff Blues 19-20 Glasgow
Scrum V brings you all the weekend action from the Pro14.
Jamie Roberts focused on Wales challenge
Jamie Roberts tells Scrum V he is "desperate" to regain his Wales centre place and play in 100 Test matches.
Tottenham 0-0 Swansea: Paul Clement 'proud' of Swans' disciplined defending
Swansea City head coach Paul Clement says he is "proud" of his side's disciplined defending in their goalless draw against Tottenham at Wembley.
Pro14 highlights: Dragons 21-8 Connacht
Watch the highlights as Dragons manage to avoid a record 12th successive defeat in Pro14 with a comfortable victory over Connacht at Rodney Parade.
Scrum V Pro14 highlights: Ospreys 16-21 Munster
Scrum V brings you all the weekend action from the Pro14.
Pro14 Highlights: Ulster edge out Scarlets in second-half thriller
John Andrew's late try seals a comeback win for Ulster against last year's champions Scarlets at Kingspan Stadium.
Scrum V highlights: Welsh Premier round-up
Scrum V brings you all the weekend action from the Welsh Premiership.
John Hartson: Former Celtic striker at ease with himself after trials and triumphs
Former Celtic striker John Hartson talks cancer, gambling and his renewed perspective on life after such trials.
30 years since Merthyr Tydfil stunned Atalanta
Jonny Owen recalls when his home-town club Merthyr Tydfil beat Atalanta in Europe in 1987.
Steve Kaplan and Jason Levien: How have American owners changed Swansea City?
It is more than a year since Swansea City were taken over by American owners, but has it helped or hindered the Welsh club?
Ed Jackson: Rugby player's journey from paralysis to wedding planning
Ed Jackson, his father Mark and fiancee Lois chart his progress from life-threatening paralysis in hospital to walking and making plans for his wedding in 2018.
Homeless World Cup: Carnival atmosphere amid melting pot of cultures
BBC Wales' Lauren Jenkins witnesses a carnival atmosphere amid a melting pot of cultures at the Homeless World Cup in Oslo.
Flats and Shanks travel west in search of the Scarlet Pimpernel?
David Flatman (Flats) and Tom Shanklin (Shanks) are back for 2017-18 season with a trip to west Wales to search for the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Get Inspired Unsung Hero 2017: The search for great volunteers widens
The BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero award is expanded for 2017 to recognise more volunteers from more grass-roots activity and sports.
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National News Headlines
Newport arrest over Tube bomb attack
A 25-year-old man is arrested in Newport, south Wales, in connection with Friday's attack.
Tata Steel and ThyssenKrupp merger deal confirmed
Tata - which owns steelworks across the UK including in Port Talbot - merges with a German company.
Cardiff film posters used as carpet underlay sell for £60k
A collection of 66 film posters dating back more than 80 years had been used as carpet underlay.
Asylum man's death in Wales sparks support call
The Ethiopian became destitute after his application to stay in the UK was rejected, say friends.
Neil McEvoy suspended from Plaid Cymru group again
Party leader Leanne Wood says his conduct has been causing "distraction and disruption".
Kris Wade: Legal action for killer sex attack claim
A health board is being sued over claims a worker sexually assaulted patients before going on to kill.
Castlemartin Range tank explosion solider 'recovering well'
Two soldiers died when an ammunition round exploded inside a tank at the Castlemartin Range.
Merthyr Tydfil stabbing: Robert Jones detained for attack
A man with schizophrenia is sent to a secure hospital after attacking his girlfriend's son as he slept.
Meningitis not on GP's diagnostic radar, inquest hears
Kate Pierce was misdiagnosed with tonsillitis and suffered severe brain damage.
Councillor faces Merthyr Tydfil brothel investigation
Brent Carter was found by police in a house used by prostitutes, it emerged in court.
Welsh Government publishes 'prosperity' strategy
The Welsh Government's priorities for the next four years are described by one AM as "confusing".
Brexit: Welsh and Scottish governments propose bill changes
Welsh and Scottish ministers propose repeal bill changes to stop a UK government "power grab".
Source: BBC News
