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Vaughan Gething quit on Tuesday after being mired in controversy for months.

Airdrieonians strike eight while Hibernian and The Spartans hit five each on a goal-laden second night of Premier Sports Cup group games.

A review of the front page stories from the daily and weekly newspapers in Wales.

Number 10 says the speech will feature about 35 measures, with economic growth at its heart.

Locals say they are preparing for a wave of international visitors - but the floodgates have not yet opened.

Glamorgan win their T20 Blast match against Kent by 13 runs in a reduced 13 overs apiece match at Canterbury.

Chelsea are investigating a video posted on social media by midfielder Enzo Fernandez which the French Football Federation say included an alleged "racist and discriminatory" chant.

Record rainfall leaves large areas of city flooded, drivers stranded and 170,000 without power.

Mr Musk has become increasingly involved in US politics and said the new law was the "last straw".

Since Vance was selected as former President Donald Trump's running mate on Monday, his memoir has become unavoidable on social media.

The shipyard proposes a deal for a standard 80% loan guarantee to give the firm financial stability.

Lawyers for environmental campaigners are arguing that the decision to approve the mine was flawed.

Northern Ireland midfielder Joely Andrews believes that her side reaped the rewards of staying patient in their 2-0 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The New Saints wrap up a 4-1 aggregate win over FK Decic after a 1-1 draw in Montenegro to advance to the Champions League second qualifying round.

The operator was called in to meet Labour's new transport secretary to discuss its poor performance.