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The seven Welsh health boards say they have nearly 1,800 patients well enough to leave hospital.

The footballer mistakenly says he is in South Africa as he is unveiled as Al Nassr's star signing.

The ambition for pupils in England will feature in the prime minister's first speech of 2023.

Formerly a producer for Ed Sheeran and Stormzy, Fred Again's songs are rooted in human connection.

Sean Patterson, a 33-year-old personal trainer, was shot and killed in St James, Jamaica.

Harry Styles, Cat Burns and Kate Bush scored huge hits, as UK music fans streamed 150 billion songs.

Analysis of mobile phone data finds people are swapping big cities for life by the seaside.

This week surgeries across the country likely face intense demand after the Christmas break.

What you need to know about the rail strike and other strike action this week, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

Most of Wednesday's papers report Rishi Sunak's pledge to make maths compulsory for under-18s.

Shops may have no choice but to up prices when energy bills rise in April, the retail industry body says.

Michael Smith wins the PDC World Championship for the first time, beating Michael van Gerwen 7-4 in a magnificent final.

Freedom of Information request shows Qatar paid for hotels for Wales' first minister.

Aled Davies went missing on New Year's Eve and was last seen in Pontcanna, Cardiff.

Prosecutors say robbers threatened to stab the Olympic cyclist in front of his three-year-old son.

Eleanor Williams lied to police and posted on Facebook she had been trafficked by an "Asian gang".

The defendant leapt from the dock and fled after he was handed a jail term at Liverpool Crown Court.

Eleanor Williams said she was the victim of a grooming gang and many in her home town believed her.

All of its creatures are being counted, including new arrivals of penguin chicks and tiger cubs.

Adults are told to wear a mask if ill and need to go out, as the NHS faces "intolerable" pressures.