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Welsh socialite Sir Dai Llewellyn dies of bone cancer in hospital surrounded by his family.
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Corus confirms 500 workers at one of its plants are to stay at home on basic pay because there is no work.
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Nearly 3,000 inquiries about a controversial scheme to switch of thousands of street lamps are made.
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Families of residents at a care home earmarked for closure plan to demonstrate to voice their concern.
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Supporters of the Newport Transporter Bridge criticise the amount it is given in heritage grant handout.
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Homes in an area which had a disrupted water supply due to the freezing weather earlier this week, are affected again.
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Police in Latvia are being advised by officers from Cardiff on how to deal with Britons on drink-fuelled visits.
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The body of a man who was last seen after leaving a pub on New Year's Eve has been found in a river.
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Charlotte Church and Gavin Henson are to call their new baby son Dexter Lloyd Henson.
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Police fear the credit crunch may be tempting more people to buy stolen goods as figures show a rise in thefts.
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A man who tortured his four-year-old stepson, holding his head under water and kicking footballs at him, is jailed.
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