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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
'Tech cluster will create 3,500 jobs'
A south Wales hub is developing the latest technology for driverless cars, robots and mobile phones.
Cardiff University to track hate speech and 'triggers'
Artificial intelligence will be used to monitor hate speech and respond to Brexit and 'trigger' events.
New Tiger Bay material to showcase Cardiff docks' history
Cardiff's Tiger Bay district is Wales' oldest multi-ethnic community where people from more than 50 countries settled.
Ysgol St Baruc: Plans to move school to Barry Waterfront
Council leaders want to move the school to a new waterfront site to cope with growing demand.
Roald Dahl's family finally get his war medals, 73 years on
The author, who served as a fighter pilot during World War Two, had never collected his medals.
Mother and daughter, 8, go missing from Barry
Sian Duili, 47, and her daughter Aisha, eight, were last seen on Tuesday in Barry.
Partner 'may have groomed drug death woman for prostitution'
A woman found dead at home had a "controlling" partner who lied about being a spy, an inquest hears.
Homeless man found dead in Cardiff street
Another homeless man was injured when his tent was set on fire.
Paedophile Brian Ward hid behind false wall to avoid capture
Brian Ward evaded police for five years and was found in a hiding place behind a bedroom mirror.
Shaun Edwards: Dragons in talks with Wales defence coach
Dragons hold talks with Wales defence coach Shaun Edwards over succeeding Bernard Jackman until at least the end of the season.
Martin Olsson: Injury blow does not alter Swansea City transfer plans
Manager Graham Potter says losing defender Martin Olsson for the rest of 2018-19 will not alter Swansea City's transfer window plans.
European Rugby Champions Cup: Ulster v Scarlets (Fri)
Team news as Ulster host Scarlets in Friday's European Rugby Champions Cup fixture at Kingspan Stadium (19:45 GMT).
Team Sky: Adoration, loathing and ambivalence - now clouds fall across Sky's future
From basking in a golden glow to being pilloried for operating in ethically grey areas - maybe it is a natural time for Team Sky to end, writes Tom Fordyce.
Challenge Cup: Ospreys without Wales stars for Stade return
Ospreys will be without all their current Wales players for Friday's European Challenge Cup game at Stade Francais in Paris.
Rugby World Cup 2019: Wales to visit Turkey and Switzerland for training camps
Wales' preparation plans for the 2019 World Cup in Japan will include training camps in Switzerland and Turkey.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Shaun Edwards: Dragons in talks with Wales defence coach
Dragons hold talks with Wales defence coach Shaun Edwards over succeeding Bernard Jackman until at least the end of the season.
Martin Olsson: Injury blow does not alter Swansea City transfer plans
Manager Graham Potter says losing defender Martin Olsson for the rest of 2018-19 will not alter Swansea City's transfer window plans.
Ball returns as Scarlets change three for Ulster rematch
Team news as Ulster host Scarlets in Friday's European Rugby Champions Cup fixture at Kingspan Stadium (19:45 GMT).
Team Sky: Adoration, loathing and ambivalence - now clouds fall across Sky's future
From basking in a golden glow to being pilloried for operating in ethically grey areas - maybe it is a natural time for Team Sky to end, writes Tom Fordyce.
Ospreys without Wales stars at Stade Francais
Ospreys will be without all their current Wales players for Friday's European Challenge Cup game at Stade Francais in Paris.
Wales to visit Turkey and Switzerland for World Cup camps
Wales' preparation plans for the 2019 World Cup in Japan will include training camps in Switzerland and Turkey.
Team Sky: Chris Froome, Sir Dave Brailsford and Geraint Thomas react to sponsorship withdrawal
Chris Froome, Sir Dave Brailsford and Geraint Thomas react to Sky's decision to withdraw backing of Team Sky at the end of 2019.
World Taekwondo Grand Slam: Jade Jones secures last eight spot in Wuxi
Double Olympic champion Jade Jones is through to the quarter finals of World Taekwondo Grand Slam after beating China's Xiaojing Wei.
Welsh swimmer Davies wins world bronze
Britain's Georgia Davies claims 100m backstroke bronze at the World Short-course Swimming Championships in China.
Bale ends Real Madrid defeat limping
Real Madrid suffer their biggest ever home defeat in Europe as they are thrashed by CSKA Moscow in the Champions League.
FA Cup: Newport manager Mike Flynn keeping cool over Leicester pay day
Manager Mike Flynn keeps his eyes on league matters after Newport County clinch a lucrative home FA Cup tie against Leicester City.
Team Sky: Sky to end backing of British powerhouse in 2019
The future of Team Sky is in doubt after broadcaster Sky announces it will withdraw backing at the end of 2019.
Champions Cup: Scrum-half injuries concern for Cardiff Blues
Injuries to scrum-halves Tomos Williams and Lloyd Williams a concern for Cardiff Blues ahead of Saracens return.
FA Cup: Luke Young red card 'had massive effect' - Padraig Amond
Newport County's Padraig Amond says the dismissal of Wrexham's Luke Young had a big impact on their FA Cup second round replay win.
Graham Barrow: Interim boss expects new Wrexham manager within two weeks
Interim boss Graham Barrow says he expects Wrexham will have a new manager in place before their next league game on 22 December.
Glamorgan trio Shaun Marsh, Colin Ingram and Marchant de Lange await IPL auction
Glamorgan leading batsmen Shaun Marsh and Colin Ingram will be among the nine most expensive players at the Indian Premier League auction next week.
Dragons: Bernard Jackman successor will need time, says Mike Ruddock
Ex-Wales and Dragons coach Mike Ruddock says Bernard Jackman's successor as head coach at Rodney Parade will need time if he is to succeed.
Newport hammer Wrexham in FA Cup to set up Leicester third-round tie
Newport to host Premier League Leicester in the FA Cup third round after emphatic 4-0 win over 10-man Wrexham in all-Welsh affair.
FA Cup highlights: Newport 4-0 Wrexham
Newport will host Premier League Leicester City in the FA Cup third round after an emphatic 4-0 replay win over 10-man Wrexham in an all-Welsh affair.
BBC Young Reporter: Behind the scenes at the 2018 Wales Sport Awards
Pupils from Cardiff High School had exclusive behind the scenes access at the Wales Sport Awards on behalf of BBC Young Reporter
Watch: Giants edge past Cardiff Devils
The Belfast Giants stay top of the Elite League after defeating reigning champions Cardiff Devils on penalty shots.
Cardiff City 1-0 Southampton: Neil Warnock proud of 'important' win
Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock says his side showed great spirit in their 1-0 win against Southampton.
Principality Premiership highlights from Scrum V
Watch Scrum V highlights from the weekend's round of Principality Premiership.
Snooker UK Championships: Watch the 10 best shots
Watch the 10 best shots from the 2018 UK Snooker Championship in York featuring Mark Williams, Stephen Maguire, Rory McLeod and eventual winner Ronnie O'Sullivan.
BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2018: Award tops Geraint Thomas' amazing year
Cyclist Geraint Thomas says being named BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2018 is "massive" and caps an amazing year.
BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2018: Geraint Thomas wins award
Cyclist Geraint Thomas is voted BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2018.
Dani Rowe: Olympic cyclist fractures foot a week after retiring
For Olympic gold medallist Dani Rowe retirement is off to a painful start - walking on crutches with one foot in a surgical boot.
LGBT+ football fans: homophobia needs to be tackled
Welsh clubs are trying to make the sport more LGBT+ friendly but there are still problems, say some fans.
Euro 2020 qualifiers: Who are Wales' opponents?
BBC Sport Wales takes a closer look at Wales' Euro 2020 qualifying opponents.
Why hundreds are watching squash in Cardiff
Welsh squash player Tesni Evans takes BBC Sport Wales on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Premier Squash League in Cardiff.
Neil Warnock at 70: Cardiff City boss on his colourful career
As he nears his 70th birthday, Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock reflects on a colourful career spanning more than 50 years.
Ryan Giggs: Wales manager's first year - a work in progress?
It started with a win but ended in defeat - a look back at Ryan Giggs' first year in charge of Wales
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Wales' new first minister Mark Drakeford appoints his team
Rebecca Evans and Eluned Morgan are promoted to cabinet while Alun Davies is sacked.
Two men jailed for sex trafficking girls near Wrexham
Two men found guilty of sex trafficking two underage girls in care have been jailed.
Roald Dahl's family finally get his war medals, 73 years on
The author, who served as a fighter pilot during World War Two, had never collected his medals.
Peter Colwell shooting: Jury discharged in trial of two men
The two defendants had been drinking with Peter Colwell but denied shooting him in a pub car park.
Tory MPs call for Brexit plan change after Theresa May vote
Several Welsh Tories call for changes to Theresa May's Brexit plan after Wednesday's confidence vote.
Pebbles and penguins: The Falklands island up for sale
Pebble Island on the Falklands comes with an army of animals and a four-mile long beach.
Briton Ferry recycling centre closed after bomb find
The device is believed to be from World War Two and police cordoned off the area as they investigate.
Ucas: Welsh university course acceptances down 5.7%
Wales is the only part of the UK where the number of full-time students given places fell in 2018.
Cardiff University to track hate speech and 'triggers'
Artificial intelligence will be used to monitor hate speech and respond to Brexit and 'trigger' events.
Bangor University's chemistry course facing axe
Bangor's chemistry degree is the only one in Wales which can be partly learnt in Welsh.
Mother and daughter, 8, go missing from Barry
Sian Duili, 47, and her daughter Aisha, eight, were last seen on Tuesday in Barry.
'Tech cluster will create 3,500 jobs'
A south Wales hub is developing the latest technology for driverless cars, robots and mobile phones.
Source: BBC News
