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A gang of eight traffickers have been convicted in a landmark modern slavery case.

The presenter announces she is standing down after 13 years at the helm.

The driver was collecting his other car from police when the Lamborghini was confiscated.

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman says she decided the risk of opening the hospital was too great.

Holly Browning lost feeling in her arm and couldn't speak.

Prince Charles is seen at his home in Llwynywermod, Carmarthenshire, as Wales Week comes to an end.

Police believe portable phone charger may be to blame for the fire on the Virgin Atlantic flight.

Monkstown is one of Antrim's most deprived areas, but a boxing club is helping youths fight back.

Friends of Andy Webster, who lost his arm in a farming accident, hope to help him buy a bionic limb.

The family of a teenager found inside a burning car say friends haven't helped the investigation.

The Welsh language commissioner says it is "the same kind of issue" society has to deal with.

The chancellor says he is "confident" the Commons will "find a way" to block a no-deal Brexit.

But one source says it was down to Number 10's "control freakery" rather than a lack of trust.

Car use will still need to be curbed, even when all vehicles use clean electricity, a report warns.

Five former Scotland Yard commissioners say resources are now "dangerously low".

Dr Larisa Yarovaya, who was born with one hand, is taking self-defence classes due to crime fears.

Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow say they've been "blown away" by the response to their title song.

The new prime minister will be chosen by 160,000 Tory party members - but what are the vote-winning issues?

Fred Johnson reflects on life 10 years after the discovery of the Staffordshire Hoard in his field.

Bacca the dog was slashed in the head eight times and PC Mike Davey suffered a deep cut to his hand.