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  2. Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy celebrates their win at Wrexham

  3. L-R: Jonathan Davies, Dillon Lewis, Richie Rees and presenter Lauren Salter

  4. Kai Lloyd smiling at the camera in a blue football top

  5. Freddie Thomas in Wales training

  6. car overtaking on a sharp bend

  7. A mugshot of a woman with short blonde hair and blue eyes, and a woman with brown hair crying

  8. In the dark, a red car has crashed on the side of the road. Bricks from a cottage based house have been knocked over by the car. Yellowish light is coming from a glass window. There's been pieces from the front of the car that have detached and left on the ground. An arrow on a sign that's facing towards the right is opposite to the car.

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  10. Side by side images of Nerys Lloyd and a mother of one of the victims crying

  11. Nicola Wheatley is sitting on a rock in a green space with her children on her lap. She and Oscar are smiling at the camera and baby Ffion is wearing a yellow summer hat and dungarees.

  12. Colwill praises travelling Bluebirds in win at Wrexham

    Wrexham's George Dobson and Cardiff City's Rubin Colwill battle for the ball.PA Media

    24 year-old Colwill was named man of the match in the win against Wrexham

    Rubin Colwill thanked Cardiff City fans for helping get them over the line in their Carabao Cup win at Welsh rivals Wrexham on Tuesday.

    Goals from Yousef Salech and Will Fish - either side of a Kieffer Moore equaliser -saw the League One side earn a 2-1 win at the Stok Cae Ras and send them into the quarter-finals, where they will host Premier League side Chelsea.

    The result against their Championship hosts delighted the 1,249 visiting Bluebirds fans among the 10,563-strong crowd who had made the 137-mile journey north.

    "Fair play to them, they were having a good battle with the Wrexham fans, they were at it all game so it was special for us to give them that experience," attacking midfielder Collwill said.

    "We've had a lot of away games recently as well, so to have them travelling up and down the country supporting you, they've been fantastic.

    "We knew coming here [to Wrexham] there's a lots of fans and energy around the club at the moment, it would've been hard if we'd let them get a foothold in the game.

    "Once they scored the stadium came alive and we knew there could be a hard 40 minutes left for us, but after that we put our feet on the ball and controlled the game.

    "It was a very tough game but I think we played really well, especially in the first half. We had a lot of energy and they play on the front foot... we were ready for that but I don't think we expected to start as strongly as we did.

    "I just want us to go as far as possible."

  13. Cardiff Devils' Jimmy Oligny in action against Belfast Giants

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  15. A woman talking. Former politician Kirsty Williams has black framed glasses on and short light-brown hair. She has a yellow jacket on, under which is a white shirt.

  16. Louis Rees-Zammit poses with a fan at Wales' open training session at the Principality Stadium.

  17. The back of a man with grey hair opens a front door - he is wearing a navy blue long sleeved top and a black vest which reads "Immigration Enforcement"

  18. Wrexham to host Wales Under-19s in Euros warm-up

    Pitchside view of the Mold Road stand at the Stok Cae RasGetty Images

    The Stok Cae Ras will host Wales Under-19s next month as part of the build-up to next summer's 2026 Uefa Men's U19s European Championship which will be held in north Wales.

    November's mini-tournament will see Craig Knight's Wales side face Germany, USA and Japan.

    Matches will be played at several venues across the north, including Denbigh Town's Central Park and the Hops and Barley Community Stadium in Rhyl.

    Wrexham will host Wales' game against the USA on Saturday, 15 November.

    The Stok Cae Ras – the world's oldest international football stadium still hosting international matches – will be among the north Wales venues for next summer's European Championship finals.

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  20. Imrich Magyer - a man with long light coloured hair and short fringe, smiling

  21. Poland players celebrating a goal in front of Wales players Elise Hughes and Hayley Ladd

  22. A young woman in her early 20s with wavy, long blonde hair and wearing a black top and silver heart pendant necklace is holding a baby of 13 months. He is wearing a baby grow with a pumpkin pattern and has reddish blonde curly hair and rosy cheeks. The woman is smiling at the camera and the baby is smiling looking just off to the side. There is black and silver wall paper behind them and a grey curtain hanging at the window.

  23. Anna McMorrin talks to people who have their backs turned to the camera. Anna has shoulder-length blonde hair and is wearing a black top.

  24. A street in the university city of Cambridge, with grand university buildings either side of a narrow street, with pedestrians and cyclists.