The Latest Breaking News from Wales

Wales have gone from the threat of player strikes to the verge of a Rugby World Cup semi-final, boosted by the return of Dan Biggar

Unabashedly political, the 10th run of the Artes Mundi contest sees artists reflecting on environmental damage, contested territories, and dark fantasies against the patriarchy

Miners working at the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd, south Wales, were in the middle of their morning shifts 2000ft below the ground when a massive explosion ripped through the deep pit at 8.10am. A spark from an electric bell had ignited a deadly mix of methane gas and coal dust,…

Two contrasting back row selections hint at different approaches from the two sides in the World Cup quarter-final

Pablo Matera has been replaced in Michael Cheika’s squad after injuring his hamstring against Japan

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of heavy rain and strong winds from 9pm on Thursday to 8pm on Friday.

Gatland believes that too much has been made about a loaded top half of the draw

Poole’s first-team action at Old Trafford was restricted to an 89th-minute substitute appearance in a 2016 Champions League tie.

Quarter-final blockbusters lie ahead in Paris and Marseille this weekend.