One dead, two injured in plane crash

Police confirm one man has died and two other people are critically ill after a light aircraft crashes in Gwynedd.

Tory MP denies rift over 'loon' slur

Monmouth MP David Davies denies a Conservative party rift amid claims someone close to the prime minister branded activists 'mad, swivel-eyed loons'.

Pair's theatre vision for bingo hall

A couple are using their life savings to turn a derelict south Wales valleys cinema and bingo hall into a community theatre.

Fears of social service reform costs

Major changes to social services could result in extra costs for taxpayers, health service and local government leaders warn.

Swansea 0-3 Fulham

Swansea City lose 3-0 at home to Fulham but secure ninth spot on the final day of the Premier League season.

Tyler: 'I did my best at Eurovision'

Bonnie Tyler reflects on taking the UK to 19th place out of 26 countries at the Eurovision Song Contest, which was won by Denmark's Emmelie de Forest.

Welsh 'have learned Wallaby lessons'

Wales wing George North hopes to end his run of five straight defeats by Australia when the Lions take them on this summer.

Tributes at service for murdered vet

Friends, family and colleagues pay tribute to a murdered Irish vet at a memorial service in Flintshire.

Irving goal sends Bala into Europe

Defender John Irving's late goal gives Bala victory in the Welsh Premier League's Europa League play-off final against Port Talbot Town.

Democracy 'damaged by English focus'

Democracy in Wales is being damaged by a lack of coverage of Welsh affairs in the London-based media, the assembly's presiding officer fears.

Elderly man on tracks hit by train

An elderly man is in hospital with life threatening injuries after he was hit by a train near Gwersyllt rail station on the Wrexham to Bidston line.

Celebrations for watersports centre

Celebrations mark the launch of a new watersports centre, including the official opening of a beach which has had half a million tonnes of sand pumped ashore.

Appeal to fans over kittens' towel

Swansea City fans and historians are asked if a towel donated for kitten bedding to an RSPCA shelter has historical significance.

Children's theatre marks 50 years

A gala is held in the Denbighshire town of Rhyl to mark the 50th anniversary of a purpose-built theatre for children.

Arrest after raid on bookmakers

North Wales Police say a man has been arrested following a robbery at a bookmaker's in Penygroes, near Caernarfon.

Club chain calls in administrators

A club and bar chain with 24 sites across the UK employing about 500 people full-time and part-time calls in administrators.

College art auction 'raises £100k'

A debt-laden college hopes to have raised £100,000 by auctioning off artworks to ease its financial problems.

Path stays shut after wall collapse

A footpath is likely to remain closed for some time after the collapse of a stone wall near a historic hotel in Denbighshire.

Clowes agrees new Wrexham contract

Defender Leon Clowes signs a new one-year contract with Conference Premier side Wrexham.

Shelter for Airbus loader in winds

A new loading bay so wings for Airbus aircraft can still be loaded onto cargo planes in high winds are approved by Flintshire council.

Lake warning after ditch pollution

People are warned to keep off a popular lake as a farm vehicle overturns, spilling 400 litres of diluted herbicide.

Rejected piglet grows up with lambs

A piglet is growing up with lambs on a farm after being bullied by other pigs.

Library fire repairs put at £5m

Repairs to the National Library of Wales after a fire gutted a section of roof last month are expected to cost up to £5m.

Rubella fears after measles epidemic

Health officials warn that action is needed to prevent a rubella outbreak, which can be particularly dangerous to pregnant women.

Pontypridd 47-15 Llanelli

Pontypridd beat Llanelli in the Welsh Premiership Play-off Final to claim a first double of league and Swalec Cup.

Injured jail worker's claim rejected

A prison catering manager seriously injured when an inmate dropped a sack of food on her back loses her claim for damages from the Ministry of Justice.

Protest rally over school shake-up

Hundreds of people attend a Cardiff rally ahead of planned strike action over school changes in the autumn.

Motorway reopens after car overturns

The M4 near Cardiff reopens after a car overturned, which led to a heavy build-up of traffic as the driver was cut free before being airlifted to hospital.

Severn toll fee cut hope hit by debt

Hopes are dashed that Severn bridge toll fees can be reduced soon after the crossings revert to public ownership as the UK government has amassed over £88m in debt.

Tory MP denies rift over 'loon' slur

Monmouth MP David Davies denies a Conservative party rift amid claims someone close to the prime minister branded activists 'mad, swivel-eyed loons'.