Wales Online

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1. UK's best supermarket caterpillar cake named in new taste test — it isn't M&S's Colin

   Each cake underwent 75 tastings, and the findings were quite a surprise

2. I Love LA star on Hollywood actor dad's 'cute' connection to co-star

   EXCLUSIVE: I Love LA is now ready to stream on HBO Max and it stars the daughter of a Hollywood icon.

3. Protestors rally against plans for deep-space radar site near Pembrokeshire coast

   Protests against proposals for a deep-space radar site at Cawdor Barracks, Brawdy, have seen the local city council object and community demonstrations take place

4. Hundreds win on Premium Bonds in Wales - how to check if you're one of them

   Data has revealed that lucky Welsh winners have secured a combined total of £1.6 million. And there's a simple way to find out if you are among them

5. Awful smell of human poo ruining Welsh beauty spot say visitors

   Coastal path walkers complain of foul odours and sanitation issues because of campervan owners relieving themselves in the dunes

6. Groundbreaking Channel 5 docuseries set to return after almost 10 years

   Channel 5's true crime docuseries The Accused is returning with a focus on UK cases

7. Reform UK's press conference in Scotland leaves media unimpressed

   The Daily Record's political editor Paul Hutcheon takes apart a Reform press conference in Glasgow

8. Woman lured ex-boyfriend into trap then laughed and filmed him being punched, bitten and kicked

   Summer Marl-Brock asked her ex-partner to meet her saying she needed help, but her cousin David Brock and Aaron Evans lay in wait as she filmed the attack in footage a judge described as 'shocking'

9. Matt Tebbutt suffers awkward moment on The One Show as he admits 'I got sacked'

   Saturday Kitchen presenter Matt Tebbutt opened up about being fired during an appearance on BBC's The One Show

10. Food seller not inspected for seven years in Carmarthenshire

    Carmarthenshire Council has a huge backlog in inspections due to struggles to recruit qualified staff. But it says there are very few overdue visits at highest-risk premises