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'Safety first' in food buy rules
The assembly government tells public sector bodies they should prioritise food quality and safety over price.
Police 'report card' to go online
Inspections on the four Welsh police forces to be published on a new website finds services are generally "fair" or "good".
Appeal as biker dies in van crash
Police appeal for information after a biker dies in hospital after a crash with a van and another man is arrested.
Fish mystery
Study aims to learn more about the life of sea trout
Rees eager to repay Wales faith
Richie Rees says it is a "big pat on the back" to have kept the Wales nine shirt to face Ireland at Croke Park on Saturday.
'Spirit' guides needed at mansion reputedly haunted by ghosts
The search is on for guides with a taste for the paranormal at a Tudor town mansion in Conwy, reputedly haunted by a host of spirits.
Hain to discuss Toyota job losses
Welsh Secretary Peter Hain will visit Toyota's Flintshire factory, a day after 150 job losses were announced.
Curtains up
Theatre's first production throws spotlight on valleys
Doubts on Welsh Olympics legacy
A Welsh MP echoes concerns of a former UK sports minister on the benefits of the London Olympics to the rest of the country.
Access to NHS dentists 'improves'
A patients' group says access to NHS dentists in Wales has got better - as dental charges remain frozen for a fourth year.
Reopened ferry service sets sail
A revived ferry service between Swansea and Cork is making its first sailing after completing safety checks.
Switch-off for main road lights
Thousands of street lights in Caerphilly county are being switched off to reduce emissions and energy costs.
Supermarket plan for shop centre
Plans to re-open a supermarket on the site of a former shopping centre which had been earmarked for regeneration.
Politicians run Sport Relief mile
Tory MP for Monmouth David Davies was first of 40 MPs and peers to cross the line in the Sport Relief Westminster Mile.
150 Toyota jobs to go on Deeside
Around 150 jobs will go at the Toyota plant on Deeside, Flintshire, as part of 750 posts going across the UK.
Church signs deal to fund album
Singer Charlotte Church agrees a £2m deal with a music investment company to finance her next record.
Ambulance service chief to quit
The chief executive of the Welsh ambulance service is to stand down at the end of March.
Man 'attacked with baseball bat'
A 34-year-old man is left severely traumatised after being attacked with a baseball bat in an attempted robbery.
Armed robbery at travel agents
Police appeal for information after an armed robbery at a travel agents in which staff were threatened with a knife.
Man guilty of murdering daughter
A man stabbed to death his 17-year-old daughter with a hunting knife as she sat in the passenger seat of his car.
