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Tesco Bank initially refused to refund the mum but changed its mind after a BBC show got involved.

Coastguards got a surprise when they went to rescue a hang-glider and found a big balloon instead.

The Ynysgain centre is set to be sold off next year, the organisation has said.

Minister says it is not clear if work sickness and numbers waiting for treatment are related.

Officials want to ban parking on an Anglesey beach after a similar move is made in Pembrokeshire.

Opposition parties and environmental campaigners say the planning systems needs reform.

Eight residents evacuated to hospital as a precaution after fire breaks out at a care home.

King Felipe VI of Spain and King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands attended the ceremony.

A shake-up in innovation funding could affect the "economy of the future", academic warns.

Has the rise in hyper-local summer music festivals got anything to do with cost of living?

The blazes were reported on Saturday afternoon with one of them spreading into nearby woodland.

There are strong links to Wales in Patagonia, with the national anthem sung in one school daily.

There could be less than hundreds and thousands of flavours if production costs continue to rise.

A man is arrested and bailed while investigations continue into the death of a 26-year-old woman.

A 38-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.

Swansea's rally comes after an estimated 10,000 marched in Cardiff and 8,000 in Wrexham last year.

A 20-year-old pedestrian has suffered "life-threatening injuries" after being hit by a motorcycle.

Ten years after an ovarian cancer diagnosis, Mary Grice Woods says she wants to raise awareness.