Deputy Speaker Evans re-arrested

Commons Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans is arrested on suspicion of three counts of indecent assault.

Surgery reduction hope on cancer

Some breast cancer sufferers could be treated with radiotherapy instead of more invasive surgery after a Europe-wide study involving Cardiff doctors.

Football fixtures 2013-14 announced

New Manchester United manager David Moyes has a trip to Swansea on the opening weekend of the Premier League while Cardiff are away to West Ham.

Fifth of charity shops 'could close'

Nearly a fifth of Wales' charity shops could close if the Welsh government implements proposed changes to business rate relief, a charities group says.

Swansea Bay's City of Culture hopes

Swansea Bay hopes to be in the running for the UK City of Culture 2017, with the shortlist of contenders expected to be announced.

Police overtime payments increase

Overtime payments by three of Wales' four police forces rose substantially in the last financial year amid UK government efforts to cut costs, figures obtained by the BBC show.

Watchdog critical of crime team

An inspection of a service tackling youth crime in Powys finds its work to protect the public and potential victims is unsatisfactory

North fit for first Lions Test

British and Irish Lions wing George North has overcome injury ahead of the first Test against Australia on Saturday.

Last push for under-threat school

Campaigners are launching a final bid to save their school which is facing closure as part of plans to build a £39m "super school" in Baglan.

PM to meet April parents over images

David Cameron agrees to meet the parents of murdered April Jones after they challenge him to get involved in the fight over indecent images of children online.

'Cut a third' of education services

The 22 education services running schools in Wales should be cut by a third, a review recommends.

Inquiry continues into dock death

Dyfed-Powys Police say their investigation into how a man died in Llanelli's north dock is continuing.

Student life on the ocean waves

An Aberystwyth University student bought a boat to live on when he could not afford the rent on his flat.

Village spelling row heads for vote

It is only a missing "t" but a row over the spelling of a village may have to be settled by a referendum after being a hot local topic for years.

Ieuan Wyn Jones to stand down as AM

The former leader of Plaid Cymru, Ieuan Wyn Jones, confirms he is to stand down from his Ynys Mon seat, triggering an assembly by-election.

Sailing academy delayed until 2014

The new National Sailing Academy at Pwllheli is delayed, with Gwynedd council confirming the £8.3m scheme will not now open until the end of next year.

Woman, 75, dies after cycling fall

A 75-year-old woman dies, a week after falling off her bicycle near Llanrwst, Conwy county.

Tribute to road crash death man

A mother pays tribute to her 21-year-old son who died in a road traffic collision, as police appeal for information about the incident.

Judge meeting child abuse victims

The first public meeting hosted by a judge leading a review of the Waterhouse inquiry into abuse at north Wales children's homes finishes.

Villagers could run community centre

Villagers are to discuss taking over one of 19 community centres in Wrexham as the local authority considers their future to cut costs.

Minister hails 'web porn' progress

Ministers say agreements reached with internet firms will lead to a "fundamental change" in how images of child abuse are dealt with online.

'Protest' restaurant will reopen

A new operator is appointed to run a Powys restaurant following a demonstration last year over its future.

Water sports 'send dolphins north'

Speedboats and water bikes using Cardigan Bay may be driving its famous dolphins over a hundred miles north to quieter waters, experts warn.

Swansea City begin against champions

Manchester United come to Swansea on the first day of the Premier League season, while the Welsh derbies with Cardiff are revealed.

Call centres in BBC programme fined

Two companies which appear in BBC Three documentary The Call Centre are fined by the regulators in connection with nuisance calls.

Tyre plant fire bosses admit dumping

Two company directors admit storing more than 5,500 tonnes of waste tyres without a permit at a factory where a fire burned for three weeks.

Cardiff City start away at West Ham

The Bluebirds begin life in the Premier League at West Ham before hosting Manchester City, while the derby dates with Swansea are also revealed.

Three-month wait for new police head

Gwent's police and crime commissioner says it will be three months before he appoints a new chief constable after he told the previous top officer to retire or be removed.

Museum worker injured in roof fall

A staff member is taken to hospital after he receives head, back and leg injuries in a roof fall at the National Museum Cardiff.

Fifth of charity shops 'could close'

Nearly a fifth of Wales' charity shops could close if the Welsh government implements proposed changes to business rate relief, a charities group says.