Extinction Rebellion shuts down busy Cardiff street
Environmental campaigners have blocked a busy city centre road in Cardiff to protest against climate change.
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Bluebirds duo to miss US tour over visa issue
Lee Tomlin and Gary Madine will miss Cardiff’s pre-season tour of the United States because of visa issues.
Week in Wales for Charles and Camilla
The Prince of Wales will be starting a tour of Wales 50 years to the day that he was invested with his title.
Charles in Wales to mark 50th anniversary of investiture
The Prince of Wales will be in Wales as he marks the 50th anniversary of his investiture next week.
Craig Bellamy appointed Anderlecht U21s coach
Craig Bellamy has signed a three-year deal to become the Under-21s coach at Belgian club Anderlecht.
5 Championship games to look out for in 2019-20
The Championship fixtures for the 2019-20 season were released on Thursday.
Gunnarsson and Harris to leave Cardiff
Cardiff pair Aron Gunnarsson and Kadeem Harris will leave the club when their contracts expire at the end of the month.
Bowlers dig Sri Lanka out of a hole to earn first World Cup win against Afghanistan
Sri Lanka emerged from the ruins of a spectacular batting collapse to kick-start their World Cup campaign by beating Afghanistan in Cardiff.
Man wins appeal over black and white minstrel performance at work party
A man has successfully appealed against a conviction for racially harassing a black colleague after dressing up as a black and white minstrel at a work party.
Police hail ‘value’ of face scanning technology in legal action against its use
Facial recognition technology offers significant value to the public by identifying known individuals to the police, a court has heard.
What is facial recognition technology and why is it controversial?
Police use of facial recognition technology is being challenged in court for the first time in the UK.