Disabled man 'treated as animal'
A wheelchair user accused of assaulting police claims he was treated 'worse than an animal' while being arrested.

County decides to turn off lights
A council decides to become the second in Wales to switch off some street lights to save money.

CCTV photos show shop ram-raiders
Police release CCTV photographs of suspects after an early morning ram-raid on a designer clothes store.

Woman rescued as flooding strikes
Fire crews rescue a woman from a car in floodwater and pump out flooded properties after torrential rain.

Chapel under shadow
Worshippers marking the 150th anniversary of their chapel fear it may be demolished in the near future.

Wrong location police 'mistakes'
Police looking for a man walking on a main road, who was later badly hurt, are sent to the wrong place.

Two teens charged over robbery
Police issue an appeal for the victim of a robbery caught on CCTV cameras to come forward.

School heads feeling the pressure
Welsh headteachers have warned of the mounting pressure they are under ahead of their annual national conference.

U-turn over boat factory closure
An inflatable boat-maker is to retain a factory that it had announced earlier this year would shut.

Wheelchair man's van row arrest
A wheelchair user denies assault and a public order offence in a row over a parked police van.

'Revival' as mine hits capacity
A company says a "revival of the coal industry" in south Wales is underway as one of its sites reaches full capacity.

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Henson should stay at 12 - Davies
Former captain Jonathan Davies says Wales should think again about plans to move Gavin Henson from inside centre to outside centre.

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Hennessey needs a rest - McCarthy
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy insists he rested goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey against Swansea because he felt jaded.

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Ledley injury gives Wales concern
Wales sweat on the fitness of Joe Ledley for next week's World Cup qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Germany.