Carl Roberts

The return of Watson and The Rookie, and the premiere of I Know What You Did Last Summer headline the week on Sky and NOW. There's another packed week

Former Wales striker Sam Vokes is "truly gutted" to be leaving Wycome Wanderers after four years.

Ex-Swansea City midfielder Matt Grimes is wanted by Wales - but only if the FAW can agree a change to eligibility rules.

Wales Golf non-executive director Brandie Deignan says the game must do more to improve equality, diversity and inclusion.

Connah’s Quay Nomads produce an upset to win the Welsh Cup for the second time in their history and deny The New Saints a domestic treble.

Welsh golfer Stuart Manley remains hungry and ambitious as he prepares to return to the DP World Tour.

When Wrexham striker Rosie Hughes is not scoring goals, she is unlocking and locking cell doors in her day job as a prison officer.

Bleddyn Môn hopes both his sailing and engineering expertise can help Sir Ben Ainslie's INEOS Brittania team win the 2024 America's Cup.

Lewis Long says the prospect of becoming a father is extra motivation ahead of a "dream come true" Wembley fight.

Wales beat Slovakia at Euro 2016 in Bordeaux and sister city Baku will host Wales' Euro 2020 opener.

Meet Jordan Hadaway, the teenage Welsh coach working with the Real Madrid Foundation and learning from legends such as Raul.

The Crown Prosecution Service says 11 people arrested over alleged match-fixing in a Welsh Premier League match in 2016 will not face criminal charges.

Wales midfielder Jonny Williams endured an injury-hit stay at Sunderland but now faces them in the League One play-off final for Charlton.

Wales midfielder Joe Ledley says it would be "great to go back" to play for hometown club Cardiff City.

Connah's Quay manager Andy Morrison says his players are "chomping at the bit" ahead of Saturday's Irn Bru Scottish Challenge Cup final.

Welsh ministers will decide in 2018 if they want to introduce the tax, one of four being considered.

Five of the candidates fighting it out for Clwyd South in the general election talk to BBC Wales.

Many teenagers in Wales are put off from applying to Oxford and Cambridge Universities because of a lack of self-confidence, says a report.

The head of one of Wales' largest health boards appears before assembly members to explain a decision that puts hundreds of jobs at risk.

The UKIP leader Nigel Farage tells BBC Wales his party has changed its policy on abolishing the Welsh assembly and should "jolly well get on with the fact that the UK is changing".