Wales on the BBC

Canser yn dal ar gynnydd yng Nghymru ond gostyngiad yn nifer y marwolaethau.

University research is offering hope for the long-term respiratory health of premature babies.

More people are being diagnosed with cancer but more are surviving in Wales, says a new report.

Three Britons on holiday in Sardinia - two of them from north Wales - are found after having failed to return from a canoe trip.

Wind turbines should be switched off occasionally so people living nearby can have some peace and quiet, says a petition to the Welsh assembly.

More than a dozen historic buildings in Merthyr Tydfil, some dating back more than 200 years, are to be restored.

Mae disgwyl i gwest agor i farwolaethau pedwar o lowyr, a gafodd eu caethiwo ym mhwll glo'r Gleision yng Nghwm Tawe.

Inquests are due to open on the four miners who become trapped in a flooded Swansea Valley mine.

Manylion sut y bydd y Blaid Lafur yn gweithredu ei maniffesto wrth gyhoeddi rhaglen lywodraethu Llywodraeth Cymru.

Can Carwyn Jones deliver what he wants to achieve?

First Minister Carwyn Jones says his programme for the Welsh Government will contain targets so that voters can judge his administration's performance.

Dave Jones defends his Cardiff City legacy after he left managerial successor Malky Mackay with a rebuilding job.

Wales coach Warren Gatland reveals he is considering switching wing George North to centre during the World Cup.

The company behind the Wylfa B has been outlining its consultation process as it attempts to get the planning green light.

Lee Fowler backs Andy Morrell to be Dean Saunders' permanent managerial successor at Wrexham.

The convicted killers of Welsh couple, Ben and Catherine Mullany, shot on honeymoon in Antigua may not be sentenced for weeks, it emerges.

Welsh Labour is showing there is an alternative to the UK coalition government, First Minister Carwyn Jones tells the Labour party conference

Supporters become new Wrexham owners as deal is sealed

Police are working alongside the Solicitors Regulation Authority in their investigation into the former Carmarthenshire coroner, John Owen.

A man wrongly convicted of killing a Cardiff prostitute denies being present when she was murdered in a flat, a perjury trial hears.