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Cardiff Bay hosts the celebration of Team Wales' success at the Commonwealth games.

Long waits for pitches, rat infestations and racism from councillors are highlighted in a report.

UK ministers will argue in court that Holyrood cannot set up a referendum without Westminster backing.

Team Wales end the Commonwealth Games with 28 medals including eight gold, six silver and 14 bronze.

Hundreds of historic buildings are on the Heritage at Risk in Northern Ireland register.

The meeting has emerged amid controversy over a £4.2m farm bought by the Welsh government.

A third attempt to elect new Speaker to enable the Assembly to function fully again fails.

Senior MPs had raised data security concerns and had called for the account to be taken down.

The party has applied to join the case at the Supreme Court in London when it calls in October.

MLAs are remembering the former UUP leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner who died a week ago.

Thousands call for rescue equipment after Mark Allen, 18, died when he jumped into a reservoir.

Some people might have to fill in nine different forms to get their benefits, an expert warns.

Some farmers say land is being lost to food production, as the government chases climate targets.

The current grace periods mean the NI Protocol is not being fully implemented.

What are the arguments set to be made in the Supreme Court about a Scottish independence referendum?

Politicians from across the world pay tribute to former first minister of Northern Ireland, Lord Trimble.

Matthew O'Toole has been chosen to lead the party into opposition at the assembly.