£1.5bn spent on electronic gambling
Gamblers in Wales spend £1.5bn in a year on electronic gambling machines in bookmakers and casinos.
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VIDEO: Stars on Bafta's rainy red carpet
At this year's Baftas Lincoln picked up one award for Daniel Day-Lewis as best actor, and Les Miserables won two awards out of a possible nine.
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Nigeria elated after football win
Nigerians celebrate their Cup of Nations win
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'Isolated' cancer patients at risk
Almost one in five people in Wales diagnosed with cancer each year say they lack support from family and friends, a charity claims.
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Coroner to lift inquests suspension
It is understood Northern Ireland's senior coroner John Lecky is to lift a suspension he imposed on inquests into a number of controversial Troubles killings
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UK banking reforms: What's new?
When will our fascination with Britain's banks stop, asks Stephanie Flanders
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Building sites reveal unseen London
A photographic exhibition of construction sites
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San Francisco trade visit for Jones
First Minister Carwyn Jones hopes to open doors for Welsh businesses during a four-day trade mission to San Francisco.
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Kashmir anger at Afzal Guru hanging
There is widespread anger in Indian-administered Kashmir over the unexpected hanging in secret of a Kashmiri militant, sentenced to death for the 2001 attack on India's parliament.
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Notts County face winding-up bid
Notts County will appear in the High Court on Monday after being issued with a winding-up petition by HM Revenue & Customs.
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Horsemeat scandal widens across EU
French ministers are to hold emergency talks with key players in the meat industry as the horsemeat scandal widens to up to 16 countries.
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VIDEO: 'Bomber' Harris archive discovered
Rare film footage of Arthur ‘Bomber’ Harris has been discovered in which he talks about the controversial bombing of German cities.
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£23m of parking tickets 'unlawful'
Almost 350,000 parking fines may have been unlawfully issued to motorists in London, a BBC investigation finds.
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Nadal beaten in Chile Open final
Rafael Nadal is denied the Chile Open title on his comeback from injury as he loses to Argentine Horacio Zeballos in the final.
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Farmers' anger horsemeat scandal
The Ulster Farmers Union says farmers feel angry and "badly let down" by others in the food chain amid ongoing revelations in the horsemeat scandal,
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Bus crash 'kills 16' in Bangladesh
A bus carrying pilgrims has fallen off a bridge south of the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, killing at least 16 people, officials say.
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VIDEO: $1m reward for fugitive LAPD officer
Authorities in Los Angeles have offered a $1m (£630,000) reward for information leading to the arrest of a fugitive ex-policeman suspected of three murders.
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In pictures: Grammy Awards 2013
Images from the 55th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles
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The Voice UK announce format changes
Producers for The Voice UK have officially announced format changes to series two of singing competition.
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'Concerns' at school abuse response
A teacher at a Somerset school recently jailed for child abuse was first accused of being a paedophile more than seven years ago, a BBC investigation finds.
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