Ceri Jackson

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Wales’ first black head teacher Betty Campbell on her struggle to realise a childhood dream and her ambition to inspire self belief in the children of a disinherited community.

Tony Paris, whose arrest in the tower blocks of Butetown for Lynette White’s murder led to one of the UK’s biggest miscarriages of justice, talks of his ordeal.

The extraordinary events behind the construction of Cardiff tower blocks and the destruction of one of the UK’s first and arguably most distinctive and successful multicultural communities.

They were one of the most outrageous crash for cash racketeers and they might have got away with it had it not been for social media.

As the inquest into the deaths of three men on SAS selection reaches its conclusion, we examine the savage beauty of the Brecon Beacons and why the area is prized by special forces.

The conviction of a notorious paedophile ring closes the latest chapter in the shameful north Wales’ child abuse saga.