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Mark Drakeford says radical change is needed as the academic year dates back to the 19th Century.

What is happening in your area - and what are the figures telling us?

Swansea council says it is taking action after Cinema & Co remained open last week.

One woman says it's "impossible" to rent a house or flat in her home town.

A council agrees to replace a bridge swept away in a storm, but says it needs £7m to do it.

But fewer patients who catch the virus in hospital are now dying, according to data.

One child was vomited on and another had beer tipped on him during the autumn internationals.

Gwent Police apologises nearly 10 years after an officer was accused of harassment.

The planning changes are put on hold a week before they were due to start after councils complained.

Parents feared sanctions for complaining over child nursing services in Swansea Bay, report says.

Frederick Harrington, 78, had "no business" driving when he killed Christine Hughes, a court hears.

Anthony Collins, 54, from Chatham, Kent, will serve two years and three months in prison.

A 44-year-old man is under arrest on suspicion of murder following the incident in Cardiff.

Nearly 400 people sign a petition calling for road safety improvements near a primary school.

An increasing number of young people believe sex needs to be violent as a result, experts say.

Kelly Lee Owens' album Inner Song wins the top award at the Welsh Music Prize.

There are calls for more support to help people with learning difficulties into paid jobs.