Polly March

Violence at the Wales v England game on Thursday could be minimised if French police heed their British colleagues’ advice, security experts say.

Former refugee Eric Ngalle Charles talks about his book highlighting the mental health implications of being caught in the immigration system.

Carmarthen court has been at the centre of some of the most momentous events in Welsh history. Here’s a look back at some of those key dates.

First Minister Carwyn Jones meets a campaign group from Wales’ “most-deprived” estate to hear their concerns about how public money for regeneration is being spent.

A photographer from Cardiff retraces his grandfather and great uncle’s 1945 escape from a prisoner of war camp.

We've all felt the pressure cooker effect of a family Christmas, when we're cooped up together for far longer than is decent and old behaviour patterns die hard. Now a new comedy which plays on the tensions and difficulties most families encounter is to tour Wales ahead of the festive season.

For a recently graduated artist, that first public show is always going to be nerve-wracking - you are letting the public in to critique your work for the very first time.

A new “egg sharing” programme and an increase in the amount egg donors are compensated lead to a drop in waiting times for couples needing IVF in the West.

Nearly half of Wales’ 22 councils now switch off street lights in residential areas to save money, BBC Wales finds.

Plans are underway to revitalise Maesteg Market, Bridgend so that traders can better compete with supermarkets.