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  1. Ross Moriarty in the black jersey of Ospreys

  2. A large property with a castellated roof and a tower at the front with a clock. There is a large expanse of lawn in front. There are also a number of mature trees to either side. A driveway can be seen coming from the right hand side and leading to the front of the property.

  3. Close-up of Christopher Mills outside court. He wears a blue suit, a white shirt and black-rimmed glasses. He has short grey hair and a grey beard.

  4. A photo of Ian Probert shows him looking at the camera. He has short hair flecked with grey, some facial hair and brown eyes. He is wearing a white T-shirt.

  5. Ethan Galbraith on duty with Northern Ireland

  6. Josh Macleod in red Wales jersey

  7. Nicholas Prest and Anthea Prest walking next to each other outside Newport Crown Court.

  8. Newport County manager David Hughes applauds his team’s win at Accrington Stanley

  9. Cardiff lock Teddy Williams

  10. Cardiff beginning to see real Willock after 'difficult' first season

    Dafydd Pritchard
    BBC Sport Wales

    Chris Willock celebrates scoring for Cardiff at Luton TownHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Chris Willock is finally beginning to enjoy life at Cardiff City – and show what he is capable of – after a miserable first season for the winger.

    There were high hopes for the Arsenal academy graduate when he joined Cardiff from then-Championship rivals Queens Park Rangers in the summer of 2024.

    But the Bluebirds endured a torrid campaign in which they finished bottom of the table and were relegated to League One.

    Cardiff have made a good start to their first season in the third tier for more than two decades, sitting in third place, two points off leaders Stevenage.

    In 10 league appearances, Willock has already scored as many goals as he did last season – two – while he has provided more assists, with three so far.

    "It was difficult," he said about the previous campaign. "I don't want to point fingers at anyone. I had to look at myself and I don't think I was good enough.

    "These things in football happen. For any player in the world, it's not a smooth sailing career and it's about just keep going and keep believing in yourself.

    "I know my qualities, I know what I could bring to any team, so I think this season has been a bit better. I've still got a lot more to show and improve.

    "I think as a collective, as a team, we've done really well this season and I'm looking forward to the future here."

    Cardiff appointed Brian Barry-Murphy as head coach following their relegation to League One, and the former Manchester City Under-21s boss has enjoyed a promising start to his tenure.

    As well as turning results around, the Irishman has given young players a chance and transformed the team's playing style into something far more ambitious and attack-minded.

    Barry-Murphy has been impressed by Willock's performances, and has told the 27-year-old he wants to see him provide more match-winning moments.

    "I've enjoyed my time under Brian so far. I think he sees the game how I want to play, so it's been easy to play under him really," said Willock.

    "He demands a lot, as he's said, and I think that's good from any manager in order to get the best out of players.

    "He shows that he cares, his passion, his mentality to win, and I think that's always crucial in any good side.

    "He shows his belief in you, that obviously fills you with confidence as well, to unlock a defence or create something for the team."

  11. Midfielder Jess Fishlock with Wales flag

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  13. Rhys Patchell (left), Duncan Jones (centre) and Dan Lydiate

  14. Wrexham trio Ollie Rathbone (L), Liberato Cacace (C) and George Thomason (R)

  15. Huw Bevan smiling in Welsh Rugby Union-branded shirt

  16. Taulupe Faletau carrying ball for Cardiff

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  18. Prince William chatting with Rhian Mannings at her Cardiff home

  19. Doctor with blue latex glove on, pointing at brain scans

  20. The Caerphilly by-election candidates stand on stage with individual podiums, they are all men wearing suits. The audience is visible, seated facing the stage.

  21. Rhian Manning and Prince William hugging. They are in a driveway.

  22. Front page of Western Mail and South Wales Evening Post

  23. Prince William and Rhian Mannings sat around her kitchen table talking with a cup of tea. On the table there is a tea pot, two heart patterned plates and a plate of Welsh cakes. Williams, on the left, wears a navy quarter zip and a light blue shirt. On the right, Rhian wears a long sleeved burgundy blouse with black bow details. She has dark brown hair in a ponytail.

  24. All six candidates in the debate on stage standing at podiums with BBC Your Voice Your Vote branding behind them.