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Spiking summit to make nights out safer
Reports of hundreds of spiking cases in North Wales but only a few charged, says charity.
Is domestic abuse worse in the countryside?
Domestic abuse campaigners are calling for more protection for victims in rural areas.
Disabled woman crawled on hands and knees to get off train
Wheelchair user Phoebe Tesoriere was left in tears after crawling to get off a train.
I couldn't hold my dying husband's hand because of scabies
Kate Baxter couldn't hold her husband's hand after he contracted scabies in hospital.
Leaving your engine running in Wales could cost you £150
Annell Dyfri reports on rules aiming to reduce pollution and protect children's health
Is it time to end football's ban on booze?
Jennifer Jones hears views from Phone In callers, as the prime minister calls for change.
Should we take religion out of school assemblies?
Wales Humanists have called for secular gatherings to replace collective worship.
FAW CEO Noel Mooney on Bellamy, FIFA and the grassroots game
Noel Mooney answered questions from callers on The Phone In on BBC Radio Wales
Reform Wales leader resigns after arrest
Dan Thomas has resigned the leadership of his party in the Senedd.
Welsh pride at Matthew Rhys' double Emmy win
There's been delight in Wales at the actor's historic success at the awards. (Pic: Getty)
