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On a visit to the Royal Welsh Show, Conservative leader David Cameron gives his support to a badger cull in Wales.
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A farmer recovers at home after he is thrown clear as his tractor tumbles 300ft down a hillside.
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Cheaper public transport should be more widely available in rural areas to try to ease poverty, a report says.
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Business leaders join councillors and politicians in discussions on a lack of broadband provision in Powys.
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The Post Office closes eight mid Wales branches, but says most people will be unaffected or find another nearby.
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The body of a Ceredigion man who was reported missing from home by his friends is discovered in Gwynedd.
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Visitors to the Royal Welsh Show are urged to use recommended routes and car parks to avoid congestion.
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The National Farmers' Union celebrates 100 years of representing people in the agricultural industry.
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A £23.5m investment links climate change scientists in Aberystwyth and Bangor.
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The congregation of the church, where poet RS Thomas was once vicar, hold a poetry festival in tribute to him.
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The mayor of Aberystwyth, who featured in Monty Python's Life of Brian, wants a 30-year ban on the film lifted.
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