The friend of a former rugby player who took his own life after experiencing a series of concussions, is calling for the game to do more to protect players.

'Every hit has an impact': the irreversible toll of concussions on rugby players

Dylan Thomas is accused of the murder of William Bush on Christmas Eve last year. 

Man who stabbed friend believed he was acting in self defence, court hears

Dylan Thomas, 24, is on trial accused of murdering William Bush on Christmas Eve, which he denies.

Murder accused 'in a daze' while gran tried to perform CPR on victim, court told

Tanya Nasir, 45, was found guilty of nine charges including fraud, using a false instrument with intent, possession of articles for use in fraud, and securing unauthorised access to computer material with intent following a trial.

Tanya Nasir lied about her experience to get a senior nursing position in a unit for sick and prematurely born babies in Bridgend. 

Neonatal nurse jailed for five years after faking qualifications 

Michael O’Brien was convicted of murder in 1988 but his conviction was quashed in December 1999.

He has received compensation from the Home Office, but almost £40,000 was deducted from his £600,000 payout for so-called "saved living expenses".

Man wrongfully jailed for murder sees compensation cut to cover 'jail expenses'

Transport for Wales has issued fresh warnings that contact with the equipment can be "fatal nine times out of ten."

Warnings about rail trespass as new equipment 'can be fatal 9 times out of 10'

Three charged over Facebook posts allegedly intended to stir up racial hatred

Chloe Hayman was just 17 when she died in July 2022, killed in a car crash near Fochriw in Caerphilly county.

Mum of teenager who died in crash condemns scheme that can release driver early

Cardiff Crown Court heard that Tanya Nasir was suspended from her role after “inconsistencies” were spotted in her CV.

A nurse faked qualifications to get a job on a neonatal ward, court hears

Tanya Nasir started work as a Senior Ward Manager on the neonatal ward in 2019, before being suspended the following February over “inconsistencies” in her CV.

Neonatal nurse fabricated qualifications in hospital to get job, court hears

Wales need to win one more game to clinch their place at a fourth major tournament since 2016. But they'll face a tough challenge from opponents Poland.

Wales v Poland: Your guide to Tuesday's must-win clash in Cardiff

Who did it? How long have you known? Why didn’t you act? These are the questions families of the 1974 pub bombings victims still want answered 50 years on.

Birmingham pub bombings 50 years on: Families demand public inquiry

Inflation was higher than expected for the month and the Budget means there's more to come, as ITV News Economic Editor Joel Hills writes.

Inflation jumps to 2.3% in sharpest increase for two years

ITV News Political Editor Robert Peston says common sense was buried at this year's summit by two world leaders, neither of whom were in Rio.

 How Trump and Putin have buried the G20

War hero starved to death under care of mental health services, family says

 ITV News Weather Presenter Lucy Versasamy explains what's happening with the weather and what's likely to come next.

Why are we getting wintry weather so early? 

 The Biden administration seems to be trying to put President Zelensky in the strongest possible position before a Trump presidency.

Why Biden is using his last months in office to bolster Ukraine

The heath secretary has opened a review into the role of physician associates after concerns were raised over patient safety by doctors and bereaved families.

Government orders review into role of physician associates in the NHS 

The pro-democracy British citizen is on trial for sedition and collusion.

Richard Morgan

Correspondent, ITV Wales