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Alex Robertson update given as Cardiff City star has eight stitches after gruesome injury
The Bluebirds boss spoke ahead of the Severnside derby clash with Bristol City -
Man attacked ex-partner before sexually assaulting police officer in lift
Lee Walker, 54, caused his partner ligament damage to her knee after they had been out drinking -
Burst pipe leaves thousands without water for 12 hours
Thames Water says it is sorry to customers in the Crystal Palace area who have no water or lower pressure than normal after a pipe burst. The issue is entering its second day -
Mark Drakeford rejects plea to make key change to tourism tax plans
The visitor levy will come into force in 2027 at the earliest -
How to get presale tickets for Kendrick Lamar and SZA's Principality Stadium show in Cardiff and when general sale tickets go live
Kendrick Lamar and SZA will be taking to the stage at Cardiff's Principality Stadium -
Plans for 'long overdue' new school in Brecon which will cost £19m
The current school buildings are said to be 'well past their sell-by date' -
Love Island hit with Ofcom complaints over 'disgusting' row between contestants
Love Island All Stars has been hit with Ofcom complaints after Grace Jackson's 'disgusting' row with Luca Bish - who she has since made up with after he chose her over Samie Elishi -
Plans for 30 affordable homes in seaside town put on hold
A final decision on a scheme for affordable homes in New Quay has been deferred so councillors can have a look at the proposed site -
The Masked Singer host Joel McDommett issues Davina McCall health update ahead of final
The Masked Singer's Davina McCall is currently recovering from brain surgery and her ITV colleagues Joel Dommett and Harriet Rose have given an update on her condition -
Road closures and travel advice for Wales v Ireland Six Nations match in Cardiff
A number road closures will take effect for Wales' match against Ireland at the Principality but there will also be extra trains laid on, although services are expected to be exceptionally busy