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  1. A sign of Llanddwei Verfrey. It's a white sign with black writing in a green bush next to a road.

  2. Joseph Opoku in action for Ghana at the 2026 World Cup

  3. Three Flies on plastic food packaging outdoors

  4. Wales bowls pair seal opening win in Glasgow

    Amy Williams and Lauren Gowen in Team Wales kitTeam Wales

    Amy Williams and Lauren Gowen opened their Commonwealth Games campaign with a 2-0 victory in the women's bowls pairs against Canada duo Emma Boyd and Kelly McKerihen.

    The Welsh team won the sets 9-2, 6-4 to follow in the footsteps of team-mate Ross Owen who sealed victory in his opening men's singles contest.

    "I am really chuffed with how we have started off," said Gowen.

    "We played well and the result went our way."

    The victorious team were met by Team Wales chef de mission Gethin Jones who congratulated them on the success.

    "It is nice to get going early and gain some momentum and confidence," said Williams.

    "We would rather that than waiting around, so we are keeping busy."

    Williams and Gowen are next in action against Fiji on Friday evening.

  5. A rugby ball at the back of a scrum

  6. The view from Nantglyn, Denbigshire of an agricultural landscape covered with parched fields. There is a fence in the foreground, with dry hills in the background.

  7. Grainy textured older photo of Scozzi smiling at the camera. He has dark hair and brown eyes

  8. Bowler Owen kicks off Wales campaign with victory

    Ross OwenTeam Wales

    Bowler Ross Owen kicked off the Team Wales campaign at the 2026 Commonwealth Games with a comfortable 2-0 men's singles victory against Mohammed Ayub Qureshi from Pakistan.

    Owen, 32 from Merthyr Tydfil, won the two sets 12-5 and 17-0 and is next in action against England's Sam Tolchard on Friday.

    This is Owen's third Games having won a bronze medal as part of the men's triples in Birmingham in 2022.

    "Thankfully I settled in quite well and made a good start," said Owen.

    "Hopefully there are good things to come from Team Wales from now on."

    The bowlers were the first Welsh competitors in action in Glasgow as they competed on Thursday before the evening's opening ceremony at the Hydro.

    Amy Williams and Lauren Gowen will compete in the women's pairs against Canada pair Emma Boyd and Kelly McKerihen at 15:10 BST on Thursday.

  9. A line of fire on a mountain set against a darkening sky. Fields can be seen in the foreground, with the moon visible in the night sky.

  10. Carl Roberts, Chris Hoy, King Charles and Ross Owen

  11. A woman is pictured sitting next to a brick wall wearing a dress, posing at the camera while holding a leaf.

  12. Forward Jamieson joins Ross County

    Lewis Jamieson in action for Newport CountyHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Newport County forward Lewis Jamieson has joined Scottish League One side Ross County for an undisclosed fee

    Jamieson, signed for The Exiles from United Soccer League Championship club Sacramento Republic in January.

    The 24-year-old made three appearances for County but failed to score during his time at Rodney Parade.

    Glasgow-born Jamieson came through the ranks at St Mirren and spent loan spells at Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Airdrie, Raith Rovers and two stints with Clyde.

  13. Eccles and Brookes one step from Commonwealth Games medal

    Rosie EcclesGetty

    Defending champion Rosie Eccles and Niamh Brookes are one win away from a Commonwealth Games' medal following Wednesday's draw.

    Light-middleweight Eccles, who will be the Team Wales flag bearer at the opening ceremony, and flyweight Brookes will enter the competition at the quarter-final stage next week with the pair in action on Wednesday in Glasgow.

    Anybody who reaches the semi-final is guaranteed a medal.

    Light-heavyweight Daniel Pitt is the first Welsh boxer in action on Saturday evening in the last 32 of the 80kg section when he faces Dee Ioapo of Samoa.

    Connor Williams, Helen Jones, Orlando Holley-Sotomi and Owain Harris-Allan have been drawn in the last 16 stage.

    Bantamweight Jones faces Kadijat Ajishola in the women's 54kg section on the morning of Sunday 26 July, while heavyweight Williams will take on Namibia's Petrus Jacobus Kotze in the evening at 21:15 BST.

    Lightweight Harris-Allan, who won Commonwealth Games bronze in Birmingham, starts his campaign against Niven Chemben for Mauritius in the men's 60kg category on the morning of Monday, 27 July.

    An hour later, light-middleweight Holley-Sotomi faces England's Paddy Hewitt in the men's 70kg category.

  14. Front pages of South Wales Echo and Wrexham Leader

  15. Rachel, a woman with straight shoulder-length blonde hair wearing a graduation cap. She has a nose stud, and wears light pink lipstick.

  16. Gethin Jones

  17. Josh Lock in action for the New Saints

  18. mother and daughter on graduation day

  19. Elijah Just in New Zealand kit at the World Cup

  20. Lili Jones celebrates after scoring for Wrexham

  21. Jack Hope-Bell raises his bat to acknowledge the crowd's applause

  22. choir singing at the royal welsh

  23. A large group of performers stands on tiered platforms on a brightly lit stage, appearing to sing together as a choir. A conductor stands at the front, guiding the performance. In front of the stage, a panel of judges sits at a table, watching. The background features warm, glowing lights and foliage-like scenery, while an audience in the foreground raises hands and watches the show.

  24. Team Wales bowlers in action before opening ceremony

    Ross Owen bowlingWelsh lawn bowls

    The lawn bowlers will be the first athletes from Team Wales in action at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

    They will compete on Thursday morning before the evening's opening ceremony at the Hydro.

    Ross Owen is in men's singles action against Mohammed Ayub Qureshi from Pakistan at the SEC from 12:20 BST.

    This will be Owen's third Games having won bronze as part of the men's triples in Birmingham in 2022.

    Amy Williams and Lauren Gowen will then compete in the women's pairs against Canada at 15:10 BST.