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Work with computers and slum children in India may have given rise to a novel teaching method.

A doctor suspended after two patients died must wait to hear if she will be struck off after the GMC said her ability was 'impaired'

The north west Wales coast is battered by gale force winds, causing damage to boats and leaving 1,500 homes without power.

A motorist from Carmarthenshire dies in a crash with a lorry on the M4 near Bath.

Dyn 27 oed o Wlad Pwyl yn cael ei gyhuddo o lofruddio bachgen 11 oed yn ei gartref ddydd Sul.

How hi-tech has ushered in an era of Disaster Relief 2.0

The funeral is taking place of a Royal Marine, called a "natural leader", who died in a gun battle in Afghanistan.

Menyw o Gymru wedi marw mewn damwain ffordd ar yr M4 ger Caerfaddon.

More trains are running on time in Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland thanks to new technology to manage schedules, the EU says.

A new opera which explores the effect of Alzheimers on patients, their families and carers has been given its Welsh premier.

Is drop-off childcare at music festivals a step too far?

Lord Mandelson says his party in Wales should have embraced the New Labour project. As he publishes his memoirs, he also tells Bethan Rhys Roberts on BBC Radio Wales, just how Tony Blair and Gordon Brown got along.

Celebrity fans record mining song for legend's statue

Apple issues a fix for the iPhone signal strength bug as users report more handset problems.

Cychod yn cael eu difrodi a llongau fferi'n hwyr wrth i'r gwyntoedd mewn mannau gyrraedd hyd at 84 milltir yr awr.

Swansea City are set to name Brendan Rodgers as their new manager on Friday.

Marc Cieslak joins the Bridgestone Eco Rally from Brighton to London, which showcases the latest in environmentally friendly car manufacturing.

More than 30 firefighters spend the night dowsing flames on an industrial estate in Conwy county borough.

Neville Powell says Bangor City's 1-1 Europa Cup draw in Finland to FC Honka was one the Welsh Premier's finest hours in Europe since its 1992 formation.

The UK government has been looking at how a faster internet service can be delivered. While many areas have broadband access, so-called "notspots" are a continuing problem in some Welsh communities. BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan Jones reports.