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Survivors and bereaved families remember the biggest loss of life in the Falklands War, 40 years on.

But Julie James warns of an "uphill challenge" to reduce carbon emissions over the next 10 years.

Betsi Cadwaladr avoids special measures but Ysbyty Glan Clwyd put into targeted intervention.

Media reports suggest Wales fans will be allocated just 2,300 tickets for each game.

Callum Jones suffered a blood clot days after phoning a doctor about something else.

The Wales goalkeeper's head teacher explains how a 'very quiet boy' got his first start in goal.

He was found collapsed in the road three miles from where he was dragged into a van at a bus stop.

A Welsh government minister says the plan "isn't just an exercise in saying the right things".

Craig Williams says he thought "long and hard" before backing Boris Johnson in confidence vote.

Welsh Tories in Senedd adopt calls for referendum on plans to enlarge the Welsh parliament.

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He was called a "terrorist hiding in plain sight" and forced out of university due to his extremism.

Members of Wales' LGBTQ+ supporters group refuse to travel to Qatar, where homosexuality is illegal.

Ministers are planning to offer agricultural funding to farmers for carrying out environmental work.

Alex Davies has been jailed for being a member of a banned terror group which he founded.

Almost 60 members were due to fly home on Sunday, but a coach company is going to their rescue.

Droy's family say they are "absolutely heartbroken" at the loss, as police appeal for witnesses.

Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, for the first time since the Whitsun recess.