A MAN searching for his long-lost sisters says he 'will never give up trying to find them'.

£33 MILLION in funding has been made available to support college and sixth form pupils with additional teaching time.

A CWMBRAN man came across what is thought to be an explosive device dating back to Second World War while out walking his dog.

PEOPLE have the chance to check out a number of pieces of artwork by an acclaimed Ebbw Vale artist with a new exhibition.

Follow along live throughout the day, for all of the latest coronavirus headlines as they break. We will also bring you the most recent Public Health Wales stats, when they are made available later today

A DRINK driver with a “flagrant disregard for court orders” has been jailed.

TRIBUTES have been paid to a former Abergavenny teacher who has died at the age of 92.

This causes the Sun to appear as a very bright ring, or annulus, in a phenomenon dubbed as the “ring of fire”.

MONMOUTH Museum will not reopen in Market Hall and will instead be moved into a nearby building as part of a £2.6 million project.

LOVE LIVE music? Love 80s synth pop in particular? Then why not volunteer at Let’s Rock Wales retro festival this summer and enjoy the event for free?

THE family of a much-loved nurse who died following a motorbike crash have released a tribute.

THE Holiday Inn at the Coldra, Newport, has transformed its lobby after a £1 million investment.

HERE is a roundup of public notices published in the South Wales Argus over the past week:

Ms Spielman said Ofsted found that mobile phones were “frequently enabling harassment and abuse” – such as the sharing of “nudes”.

AN ELDERLY stroke victim who died after suffering malnourishment and pressure sores experienced “significant failures” in basic care at a nursing home, an inquest has been told.

A NURSE and her colleague who delivered life-saving first aid after coming across a serious car crash have been commended.

WALES has recorded its biggest daily number of confirmed new coronavirus cases since the end of March today.

A FILM based on the incredible true story how a barmaid bred a Welsh National-winning racehorse was released on Friday, and viewers from Blaenavon might just recognise some local landmarks, or even themselves.

A NEWPORT father and son who stole more than £8,000 worth of railway cable have been handed prison sentences.

The leap is the highest jump in daily infection rates since February.

WITNESSES to a three-vehicle crash near Abergavenny have been asked to contact Gwent Police.

EBBW Vale artist Nathan Wyburn has teamed up with cinema company Showcase Cinemas to celebrate their screening of the home nations’ games – with his latest food-related artwork.

PEOPLE who were in the area of a crash involving a car and a cyclist last month are being asked to contact the police.

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl in Lliswerry is trying to raise £1,450 for her local RSPCA shelter to help them find homes for dogs.

A MONMOUTH teacher is lacing up his boots for an exciting adventure in the world of football with Premier League champions Manchester City.

FESTIVAL organisers are thanking health workers by offering free admission to Newport festival.

A DANGEROUS driver who committed his offence after being released from prison on licence is back behind bars.

LAST month's League Two play-off defeat to Morecambe can't have been a very fun day for Newport County manager Mike Flynn - so the last thing he needed was to be mistaken for an American conspiracy theorist.

MORE than 85,000 people from EU countries living in Wales have applied to be allowed to remain in the UK.

A THUG has been jailed for attacking a police constable with a weapon after being released from prison on licence.

A GROUP of cross-party Senedd members have teamed up to condemn the restructuring of the Welsh Premier Women’s League, meaning three teams have been relegated - despite not finishing the season in relegation position.

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A PAEDOPHILE was branded a “weak and sad man” by a judge after he was caught downloading “horrible” child sex abuse films and pictures.

A ROUND-UP of cases heard at Newport Magistrates’ Court and Cwmbran Magistrates’ Court.

A WELSH diplomat based in Azerbaijan has spoken of his joy at meeting the Wales team ahead of their Euro 2020 matches against Switzerland and Turkey in Baku.

A SPECIAL Father’s Day service will be held at Langstone Vale Crematorium to help people celebrate the day and remember their loved ones.

IT APPEARS as if Boris Johnson isn’t the biggest football fan, or perhaps he just dislikes Wales – after he neglected to wish us well ahead of Euro 2020 kicking off this weekend.

Mark Drakeford was asked to hold an inquiry by the newly elected Plaid Cymru MS Heledd Fychan

THE price list to use the facilities at the new athletics hub in Oakdale has been revealed by Caerphilly County Borough Council.

MORE than 4,000 cans of lager including Stella Artois, Orangeboom and Kronenbourg have been seized by trading standards and customs officers from three shops in Torfaen.

A SUCCESSFUL Caerphilly borough gymnastics coach has been shortlisted for a national ‘coaching hero’ award.

A BLAENAU Gwent man has been jailed for attempting to smash a shop window with a hammer.

BUS users in Caerphilly relying on a vital hourly service have said they have faced problems since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

THOUSANDS of fines have been handed to coronavirus rule-breakers by police in Herefordshire, Worcester, and Shropshire.

The Commission says a new safety regime would help to protect against a range of threats to coal tip safety and ensure all tips are dealt with in a consistent way.

Ministers have denied any favouritism was shown towards the communications agency Public First, when they were awarded a contract worth £560,000.

PLANS for three camping pods in Crosskeys have been given the go-ahead, but a caravan on the site must go within 18 months.

UNION officials and MPs have voiced concern over the UK Government’s handling of a long-running dispute over Covid-related safety at one of South Wales' biggest employers.

Mark Drakeford says Wales is unable to offer excess vaccines to poorer countires.

XR launch 'Make the Wave' protests across Wales ahead of G7 conference.