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  1. A main street in Machynlleth leading to a tall stone clock tower in a square and townhouses around the edges. There are cars on the road. It is a blue sky with some clouds.

  2. An aerial image shows a large area of grass on a hillside burning, with a line of orange flames towards the bottom of the hill as smoke billows into the air. A row of terraced houses can be seen close to the flames, with a road running along the bottom of the hill.

  3. Wales in a huddle after their Rugby World Cup defeat to Canada

  4. Midfielder Aaron Ramsey has won 86 caps and scored 21 goals for Wales since making his debut in 2008

  5. Food waste and litter strewn all over a street in front of the Clarence Hardware & DIY Centre store. The items are right next to a black council bin.

  6. A brook can be seen with no water in it. The bank of the brook can been seen on the right with the soil visible underneath the grass. The bed of the brook is covered in small grey stones.

  7. Sean Lynn

  8. Wrexham goalkeeper Danny Ward is carried off injured at Millwall

  9. Players tussle during Colwyn Bay FC v Briton Ferry

  10. Barry-Murphy hopes Cardiff tribute brings comfort to Bamba family

    Brian Barry-Murphy holds up a scarf in tribute to Sol BambaHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy hopes the club's tribute to its former captain, the late Sol Bamba, will have been a source of comfort for his family.

    The Bluebirds beat Plymouth Argyle 4-0 on Saturday, a day short of a year since former Leeds United, Middlesbrough and Leicester City defender Bamba died at the age of 39.

    Fans from both clubs applauded for a whole minute 14 minutes into the game, a reference to Bamba's squad number at Cardiff.

    Barry-Murphy then held aloft a scarf bearing Bamba's name as he celebrated victory with the Bluebirds supporters after the final whistle.

    "My wife was really close to Chloe [Bamba's wife] so she knows the family really well, so a real awareness of what they went through," said Barry-Murphy.

    "I lost my own friend [former Rochdale player Joe Thompson] to cancer recently, and I think it just makes you realise how fragile life is. We obsess about everything in football, but really, it's just a small part of people's lives.

    "I think it was just important that for his [Bamba's] family and for our supporters to have that feeling of being connected. It will give a lot of people a lot of feeling of comfort in what is going to be a difficult time, bearing in mind how close it is to his anniversary."

  11. Brian Barry-Murphy waves to Cardiff's fans

  12. Bethan Lewis

  13. A graphic of three plushy toy humanoids joined up in a row. The one on the left has a white helmet, black face and is wearing a red, blue and black outfit. The one in the middle has a white outfit with a brown face, while there are also blue and brown dots in the middle. The one on the right is blue and green - like a map of the world - with red and white writing on it.

  14. Jesper Daland in action for Cardiff

  15. Willis Halaholo of Wales is tackled by Zurile Togiatama of Fiji in a game played in 2021

  16. Newport need to be ruthless in Cambridge - Hughes

    Newport County midfielder Matt Smith is dejected on the pitch after losing to Milton Keynes Dons at Rodney ParadeHuw Evans Agency

    Newport County need to find a ruthless edge at Cambridge United after being edged out in their last four games, says boss David Hughes.

    The manager has been pleased with performances but frustrated with results after losing 1-0 to Championship Millwall in the Carabao Cup then 2-1 to Grimsby, 1-0 to Salford and 2-1 to Milton Keynes Dons in League Two.

    The Exiles now try to halt the slide when taking on Cambridge at Abbey Stadium this afternoon (15:00 BST).

    "On another day those four games could have gone for us, but they didn't, let's not sugar coat things," said Hughes.

    "We had our moments but need a ruthless edge in both boxes because we have been really pleased with huge aspects of the performances and disappointed with outcomes."

    Hughes now locks horns with his former Cardiff colleague Neil Harris, who returned for a second spell with Cambridge in February, but could not save them from League One relegation.

    The U's are fresh from a Carabao Cup upset of Championship Charlton that has earned them a tie at Premier League Fulham.

    "Neil is an experienced manager and a really honest and humble person who wants to get the best out of people," said Hughes.

    "Cambridge are a good side and we are expecting a really competitive game. We are aware of their threats, but the emphasis is on ourselves and imposing ourselves on the game."

  17. Wales Air Ambulance helicopter in red and green livery. It is on the ground and behind it there is a grassy verge.

  18. A lady in her sixties works on a wedding dress on a mannequin.

  19. Front pages of the Western Mail and Daily Post

    • UK
    Lt Leyshon poses in front of a large, grey military helicopter. He has short cropped hair and a short beard and moustache. He has his arms crossed and is wearing a green camouflage jacket with a poppy pinned to it.

  21. Photograph of 10-year-old Jamie, among the yellow grass. She wears a parka jacket with a fur trim, and wears a black bobble hat. She has long brown hair and blue eyes. There is an orange haze over the image.

  22. In this picture Angie is smiling at the camera as she stands next to a mannequin. Angie wears a red blazer and a white t-shirt. She's also wearing a sparkly red headband and has long black hair.

  23. Two sacks, red and blue, pictured that are used for residents to separate their recycling. Sitting in front of a wall in garden.