History made as Wales make Euro 2016 semi-final
Wales reached their first ever semi-final of a major tournament with a magnificent 3-1 victory over Belgium in Lille.
Experts predict power demand for Wales v Portugal
Experts are predicting a surge in power demand as Wales take on Portugal in their Euro 2016 semi-final on Wednesday.
Analysts at the National Grid anticipate a 500 megawatt surge at half time - the equivalent of 200,000 kettles being switched on at once, or enough to power an area two-and-a-half times the size of Cardiff in winter.
They said the surge in demand, known as 'TV pick-up', occurs as people boil kettles, open fridge doors or turn on the lights at the same time - often at the end of programmes or during breaks.
A spokeswoman for the company said staff will be watching the game live to know when demand for power will increase.
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Prince Charles praises "inspiring" Wales
The Prince of Wales has sent the Welsh football team a good luck message ahead of their Euro 2016 clash against Portugal tonight.
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Director would give Wales win the big screen treatment
A director who brought Nottingham Forest's European success to screen said he would give Wales the same treatment if they won Euro 2016.
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Fans' anger as Cardiff fanzone tickets sell out
Disappointed fans hoping to watch Wales v Portugal at the Principality Stadium have complained of long queues and website errors.