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  1. Llanelli players celebrate their late win at Briton Ferry Llansawel

  2. Liam Woolford, 22, from Porth

  3. A car burns after it has been set on fire in a dark residential street

  4. Late Sagoe goal sees Arsenal U21s edge Newport in EFL Trophy

    Habeeb Ogunneye of Newport County is challenged by Charles Sagoe Jr of Arsenal U21Huw Evans Picture Agency

    Charles Sagoe's late winner saw Arsenal Under-21s start their EFL Trophy campaign with victory at Newport County.

    The hosts looked to be on their way to finding some relief from their League Two struggles when Ben Lloyd struck after just two minutes.

    But in the second half Arsenal were awarded two penalties in quick succession, Andre Harriman-Annous seeing his first effort saved but making no mistake with the second to level, before Sagoe broke Newport hearts.

    Newport manager David Hughes kept four of the side that started Saturday's 3-1 League Two defeat at home to Gillingham, with Habeeb Ogunneye, Sammy Braybrooke, Michael Reindorf and Bobby Kamwa getting another run-out.

    The home side made a perfect quick-fire start when Braybrooke teed up Lloyd to find the bottom left corner.

    The Arsenal youngsters almost conjured an immediate reply, with home goalkeeper Jordan Wright saving from Harriman-Annous on the line to protect the lead into half-time.

    When Jaden Warner brought down Harriman-Annous in the Exiles penalty area soon after the restart, Wright again shone to save the spot kick by the Arsenal forward

    But Harriman-Annous got a second bite at the cherry just four minutes later when he was again brought down - Ogunneye the player penalised on this occasion - and this time held his nerve to convert.

    County had the ball in the net as the game moved into the last quarter, but celebrations were cut short with Kamwa judged to have fouled goalkeeper Tommy Setford.

    With a penalty shootout seemingly in the offing to decide the tie, former Swansea City loanee Sagoe tucked the ball away from close range after a corner to give Arsenal victory.

    After the opening round of matches, the young Gunners sit top of Southern Group A just above Cardiff City on goals scored, with Newport and Exeter City the winless sides.

  5. Flames erupt after petrol bomb explodes on impact in front of riot police

  6. Eluned Morgan responding to Darren Millar during First Minister's Questions in the Senedd. She is standing at a light coloured wooden lectern with two microphones on it and holding a green pen in her right hand.

  7. Police bodycam footage of officers during the Ely riot. It is dark and the backs of officers are the only thing that are visible. There seem to be flames in front of them

  8. Cardiff forwards coach Corniel van Zyl on the touchline at Leinster

  9. May is wearing her navy blue, short-sleeved scrubs and special glasses with a light and magnifier capacity to inspect a patient's teeth. She is wearing a face mask and blue gloves and is inspecting the teeth of a patient lying on the chair in front of her. They are in a modern dental practice with a chair and computer visible in the background.

  10. Reporter Lucy Vladev, a young woman with brown hear and a pink jumper stands in front of a police cordon on a residential street, with a police officer standing behind the cordon

  11. Image of front of house with glass panel of front door boarded up

  12. Close up selfie of Carolyn and Dan smiling at the camera. Carolyn, on the left, has brown frizzy hair. Dan, on the right, has short dark brown hair.

  13. Mikey Moore of Rangers celebrates with a raised clenched hand in front of a large crowd

  14. Senedd

  15. Joanna Page has blonde hair and blue eyes and is smiling at a camera. She is stood behind a bronze metallic background and is wearing a black top with gold detail

  16. Chris on Pen y Fan. He is wearing a blue shirt that reads 'PENYFANDAN' and 'In support of bowel cancer.

  17. A man with two walking sticks on a mountain, he wears a light blue shirt over a yellow coat with the words Penyfandan and In support of Bowel Cancer UK written on it. He is wearing a blue and grey hat

  18. Mackenzie Martin runs with the ball in Dragons' pre-season friendly against Scarlets at Rodney Parade

  19. Brian Barry-Murphy on the touchline

  20. George Thomason (left) in action on his Wrexham debut against Norwich City

  21. Cardiff's Perry Ng unleashes a goal-bound shot against Wigan

  22. Wrexham mark Gresford Colliery disaster

    The Miners Rescue Station with the names of the 266 people who lost their lives in the disasterGetty Images

    The Miners Rescue Station with the names of the 266 people who lost their lives in the disaster

    Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson took time out from preparations for Tuesday's EFL Cup tie against Reading to visit the Wrexham Miners Rescue Station, located a stone's throw away from the Stok Cae Ras.

    Parkinson visited the community and education hub on what is a significant day in the area's history – the 91st anniversary of the Gresford Colliery disaster.

    In September 1934, 266 men and boys died following a huge explosion about 1.3 miles (2.1km) from the bottom of the Dennis shaft.

    Many had been working a double or extra shift at Gresford Colliery so they could have a day off to watch a Wrexham game.

    "It's very important that those people who sadly lost their lives and all the families are remembered," Parkinson said.

    "It's a tragedy which obviously impacted so many people.

    "Those people who were affected will never be forgotten."

  23. Ronan Kpakio and Isaak Davies in action for Cardiff this season

  24. A view of the Senedd, the Welsh parliament building in Cardiff with the Pierhead Building in the background. Members of the public are milling around in front of the building