Thousands of pupils around Wales are receiving their GCSE grades. Overall, Wales is continuing to close the gap with the rest of the UK. For English language, after shock low grades in January, the Welsh Government says final results are 'comparable' to last year, with only small falls.
The National Union of Teachers has praised teachers for 'ensuring such high standards' despite changes to GCSEs this year.
NUT Wales policy officer Owen Hathway said the past year has not been 'the easiest' for teachers or pupils but they have still delivered the highest A*-C pass rate ever achieved in Wales.
There is an estimate 12,000 people in Wales living with Hepatitis C
A new filter jointly developed by Swansea University shows the potential to clean up water in developing countries worldwide.
The 38th (Welsh) Division was heavily involved in the first weeks of the fighting.