Welsh government

The parents of a student who took her own life want to make sure people are supported with their care.

Wales' first minister again urges the UK Labour government to rethink cuts to pensioners' payments.

Paul Miller said some parents "couldn't give a toss" if their children go to Welsh language schools.

Mark Drakeford says the new law will strengthen the role of the Welsh language in education.

She declines to endorse the prime minister's warning about the UK becoming an "island of strangers".

Ysgol Dyffryn Aman teacher John Hopkin found his wife in a pool of blood after the stabbing.

Schools have reported a decline in behaviour, with the most challenging children hard to manage.

With one year until the Senedd election, political editor Gareth Lewis explores what could come next.