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A 13-month-old boy has died from his injuries after a television apparently fell and landed on top of him.
The IPCC investigates the involvement of a police vehicle with the death of a taxi driver killed in a collision with another car.
A former mayor calls on a local authority to give troops on leave free use of its gyms and swimming pools.
A 17-year-old will serve at least 12 years in prison for randomly killing a young woman as she walked her dog along a path.
Police arrest a man following a public appeal for help following two knife-related incidents in Swansea.
Speculation over who will take over the role as Culture Minister begins after Rhodri Glyn Thomas quits over pub smoking issue.
A shark causes a bit of a stir as it swims into shallow waters just off a Pembrokeshire beach.
A couple who unwittingly bought a stolen car say thieves used genuine DVLA forms to disguise its past.
Police name the two drivers killed after a head-on crash at a road junction in Swansea.
New home owners are left living next to half-built houses as a builder developing two sites calls in administrators.
A nine-year-old schoolboy builds a scaled down version of a white knuckle ride and posts a video of it on the web.
Arsenal could turn to summer recruit Aaron Ramsey to solve their central midfield problems.
Ex-All Blacks scrum-half Justin Marshall says the Ospreys need to become mentally tougher and ruthless to win major trophies.
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