The massive fire destroyed several buildings in the town centre of Abergavenny.

Buzzers have been installed at hospitals which will prompt a loudspeaker message for anyone smoking.

Shane Lewis-Hughes discusses the benefits of talking openly for rugby players.

Nyarai moved to Carmarthenshire when she was 13 and felt "very different" in a white, rural area.

Michael Barnfather, 90, has collected litter around his home village for 10 years.

Jez Daniels was buying wine and chocolates when store staff approached him.

Lloyd Martin, who has Down's syndrome, runs the New York Marathon after a record-breaking London run.

Photographer Cormac Downes captures the night sky above Wales in a series of striking images.

Bafta changes its rules for people who are convicted of a crime, but they won't apply to past winners.

Olympic curling gold medallist Jen Dodds says she has still "got a taste for winning" as she aims to become a European Champion for the second time.

Paul Craig says he was more excited by "fighting in front of Spiderman" than he would be Donald Trump as the Scot prepares to meet Bo Nickal at Madison Square Garden.

Sandy Duthie from Aberdeenshire is now the lighthouse keeper on Gabo Island, in Victoria

Modern fire brigades around the world were created after Edinburgh led the way 200 years ago.

A 38-year-old man was arrested and two Ghanaian men were removed from the vessel as part of the operation.

Experts used underwater cameras to work out how the whale was trapped, before untangling it in Loch Fyne.

The traditional 11 November two-minute period of remembrance took place at 11:00 across the country.

Lost Shore has a wave pool three times the size of Wembley football pitch - but how does it work?

Edinburgh University students have been talking about the kind of discrimination they have come across on campus.

The firefighters, police officers and a nurse are being honoured with a new award for those who died in the line of duty.

Paddy McGuinness is taking on a nearly 300-mile cycling challenge for BBC Children in Need.

Alongside a team of volunteers, Rosemary Stevenson has raised £1.5m to fund care for older people in Ballantrae.

The instrument is usually on display in the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway.

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

A Dundee man who shook a baby so hard he was left with life-changing injuries has been jailed for 12 years.

One of the UK's largest Sikh temples has reinvented itself as an emergency food operation.

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During lockdown Tony Fowler has offered help to isolated older customers who have been advised to stay indoors.

How four healthcare students joined 40,000 others in volunteering to join the NHS's fight against the pandemic.

One nurse said welfare packs at work made her job "a little bit easier in a difficult time".

Piers, who has learning difficulties and sensory issues, says he has missed being in the classroom

St Pauls residents say the garden helps them to "slow down" during the pandemic.

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The BBC's Nikita Mandhani reflects on her personal experience of the second wave in India.

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Karen Hobbs' sister says she is in shock, and urges people to follow lockdown rules.

Betty Tovey, 94, was at a field hospital in Llanelli when her relative died with coronavirus.

As the UK records its 100,000th death from Covid within 28 days of a positive test, Catherine Burns speaks to some of the people behind the figures.

Already 100,000 people in the UK have died with Covid. This is the story of one of them.

BBC reporter Cathy Killick shares her experience after both of her parents died within weeks.

For three months, Bill Wilson lived a nightmare, trapped behind a plastic facemask fighting Covid.

Jean Sewell's husband died a few days before England's first lockdown leaving her to grieve alone.

We share the stories of some of the 12,000 people who have died with coronavirus in Scotland.

Leslie Lawrenson died and his partner became seriously ill with Covid after they refused vaccines.

A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.

Jorja Halliday, from Portsmouth, was due to have her coronavirus vaccination on the day she died.

A woman with long Covid says she feels angry and frustrated at the lack of help in Northern Ireland.