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120 new homes proposed for site in Bridgend

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Welsh police chief allowed to retire for just one day

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Two people living in caravan are surrounded by floodwater and it's still rising

Personal Allowance rule could boost people's tax-free earnings by thousands each year

Weather maps for Wales show when and where heavy rain will hit

Driver in hospital after van leaves road

Trick makes homes up to 10C warmer without putting the heating on

Police rush to busy city retail park to detain man with knife

Police provide update after woman 'forced into car' by man near rugby club

Lorry driver found not guilty of causing death of cyclist

Fury as Welsh town's Christmas lights stolen

Village pub announces closure blaming 'not enough local support'

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Portland Thorns forward Sophia Wilson exercised her player option to return for the 2026 season on Wednesday.

ESPN and Sportico reported that her option year is worth $1 million, giving her the first seven-figure contract in NWSL history.

Wilson, 25, joined Portland as the No. 1 pick in the 2020 draft. In 2022, she led the Thorns to the NWSL championship and

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The New York Mets are in agreement with former Yankees reliever Luke Weaver on a two-year deal for $22 million, ESPN reported on Wednesday.

The 32-year-old right-hander is the second player to move from the Bronx bullpen to the Mets this offseason after Devin Williams agreed to a three-year, $51 million contract earlier this month.

Weaver went 4-4 with a 3.62 E

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CINCINNATI (CN) - The governance and regulation of the horse racing industry by a private entity does not violate the nondelegation doctrine and passes constitutional muster, a Sixth Circuit panel ruled Wednesday.

Everything you need to know about Hull KR's documentary with episode reveal and series brief