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A hospital's minor casualty unit is under review as it has closed on an ad hoc basis due to doctor shortages.
The GMB union asks a copper business to look at other options to closing a plant with the loss of 135 jobs.
A convicted burglar won a contract to clean the windows at Prince Charles's Welsh estate, it emerges.
The National Pool in Swansea has been chosen to help prepare swimmers for the 2012 Olympics.
A honeymoon couple who were shot on holiday in Antigua are to be remembered at a cathedral service.
A cluster headache sufferer undergoes treatment after campaigning for funding for surgery.
A drilling rig off the shore of Mumbles is being used to help find a site for a new lifeboat station.
A new police chief outlines his plans for future and the challenges that face his new force.
Farmers and landowners warned of rave threat over the August bank holiday weekend.
A man is charged with manslaughter after the deaths of a couple from carbon monoxide poisoning.
A father who faced a joint charge of murder with his son is told the case against him has been dropped.
Team news for Wales' vital Uefa Under-21 Championship qualifier with Romania in Wrexham on Wednesday.
Christian Malcolm finishes sixth in the 200m final, left in the wake of world record-breaking winner Usain Bolt.
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