A DOG owner who ordered his Rhodesian Ridgebacks to attack their victim again when they had just bitten him has been jailed.

Here are more babies recently born in Gwent.

All our tops stories today along with a Covid press conference from Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language, at 12.30pm.

A NUMBER of people have been convicted in court on offences relating to knives since the start of 2021.

A NEWPORT soldier will complete a 46-mile walk - carrying a 46lb weight - in memory of his mum, who died unexpectedly just before Christmas.

DOG owners and walkers have been warned against a potentially fatal parasite as an interactive map has revealed where cases have been reported so far.

A WOMAN from Monmouthshire has cycled the height of Everest to raise funds for the hospice charity which cared for her grandmother, father-in-law and sister-in-law.

MORE than £50,000 has been claimed by motorists in Gwent to cover damage caused to cars by potholes.

BEE there or bee square - Monmouth Bee Festival is returning to the town this summer.

Businesses affected by the pandemic will now be protected from eviction until the end of September 2021, economy minister Vaughan Gething has announced.

TODAY we reach the letter H in our trip through the alphabet.

CHILD abuse in the Vale of Glamorgan appears to be rising as figures have more than doubled over the past two years.

ALMOST 40 new coronavirus cases have been reported in Gwent, among nearly 400 new cases across Wales.

A ROBBER who left an elderly man “traumatised” and in fear of his life after she attacked him in his own home has been jailed.

Emergency services are at the scene of a crash which has closed a Gwent road in both directions

STUDENTS in two year groups at a Monmouthshire high school have been instructed to self-isolate after the confirmation of coronavirus cases among their peers.

A PONTHIR pub owner has opened up a permanent village store in a log cabin outside his pub after it proved popular with residents over lockdown.

Here is a selection of dogs from Many Tears Animal Rescue which are looking for their forever homes.

THE Welsh Government freeze on all new road building projects - pending a review - will focus attention on sustainable travel according to a Chepstow transport group.

THREE areas of Gwent have the most affordable council tax rates in the country.

THIS week marks five years since the UK voted controversially to leave the European Union.

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

A MEMBER of the Senedd has called for action from the Welsh Government to protect families impacted by plummeting rape conviction rates.

A Powys man has avoided an immediate jail sentence after admitting possessing and distributing indecent images of children.

GWENT Police has teamed up with charity Kidscape to help prevent and tackle bullying.

TEN years ago a special ceremony was held at Beachley near Chepstow to celebrate the opening of a £250,000 state-of-the art lifeboat centre.

GWENT Police are appealing for information to help trace the car of a missing Caerphilly man.

The Countryside Magazine provides a wonderful insight into life in the villages of the Levels in the 1920s and 30s.

ORIGINALLY a country mansion for the wealthy, Nevill Hall became a convalescent facility in the 1920s. Today it stands as a district general hospital managed by he Aneurin Bevan University Health Board treating thousands of patients each year. Take a...

A POLICE force bordering Wales is encouraging pet owners to submit the DNA of their dog to a national database in a bid to deter and investigate thieves.

POLICE seized a scooter being ridden "dangerously and with no consideration for other road users".

INTERIM boss Robert Page will hold talks over his future following Wales’ exit from Euro 2020.

A CHARITY theatre production in Monmouthshire will honour the co-directors' mothers.

CAR parking charges are to be introduced in Barry, Penarth, and beyond.

A PROJECT to save one of the last remaining pipe organs in Barry has been launched.

NEWPORT-based Whitehead Building Services has returned to its roots with sponsorship of a local junior rugby team.

A report by Public Health Wales said UBI could mean better health and wellbeing outcomes for all.

BIRDS, bees, plants, flowers and trees have all received a boost thanks to a successful 'No Mow May' and Nature Isn't Neat campaign in Monmouthshire.

TEA that has been grown, harvested and processed in the Vale is now gracing the shelves of one of Fortnum and Mason.

CATALYTIC converter thefts rose by more than 100 per cent in a year, research shows.

He has previously warned Brits that they need to be aware of additional symptoms not listed by the NHS.

NEWPORT-BORN Chris Gunter has called the format of Euro 2020 a "joke" and accused UEFA of letting down Wales.

ABERGAVENNY residents can help spruce up the town by joining Keep Abergavenny Tidy's next litter pick.

More than half of Brits say that they wish they knew more when it comes to DIY.

There have been long-running safety concerns about e-scooters with dozens of e-scooter trials taking place across the UK.

Molly-Mae remains in a relationship with heavyweight boxer Tommy Fury, brother of World champion Tyson.

Here's the latest Argus column by Torfaen MP Nick Thomas-Symonds:

BLAENAU Gwent still has the second lowest coronavirus rate in Wales, as 336 new cases were confirmed by Public Health Wales today.

A SHOP in Newport that provides mobility scooters is blaming Newport City Council for circumstances which may force them to close.

IT HAS been three years since a controversial waste recycling policy was introduced in Blaenau Gwent - and many residents are still unhappy with their waste removal services.