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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 2 - The Untold Story

Katie Boulter beats Magdalena Frech to keep Rothesay Open title defence on track

Boulter set up an all-British semi-final against either Emma Raducanu or Francesca Jones.

The Independent UK

Francesca Jones sets up Rothesay Open quarter-final against friend Emma Raducanu

Jones was two points from victory on Thursday afternoon when the weather forced a long delay.

The Independent UK

‘Big mausoleums of stuff’: Cheltenham is latest town to mourn loss of beloved department store

In an age when we love bagging bargains online, locals and experts in one of the UK’s most affluent towns debate whether there’s any future in high-street retailing

The Guardian - UK

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‘People should feel they belong’: Jeremy Miles reveals inclusive vision for Wales

Welsh Labour leadership contender says his sexuality made him feel on the outside and Thatcher’s attack on the miners led to his political awakening

The Guardian - UK

‘Artists don’t do it for money’: Pacific Island creative wins Artes Mundi prize

Taloi Havini, whose work depicting Indigenous stories has resonance in Wales, awarded £40,000 prize in Cardiff ceremony

The Guardian - UK

Emma Raducanu to face American Shelby Rogers in first round of Australian Open

Emma Raducanu will make her grand slam return against American Shelby Rogers at the Australian Open.

The National (Scotland)

‘I think it’s quite magical’: Francesca Jones’s best phone picture

An image of a seven-year-old utterly engrossed in a book is both nostalgic and poignant

The Guardian - UK

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The rise of woodland off-gridders: ‘It makes more sense than a nine-to-five’

Are self-sufficient rural communities an idea whose time has come? A few years ago, councils and neighbours tended to write them off as hippies. Now attitudes are changing

The Guardian - UK

Wales v England: how will centuries-old rivalry play out on Tuesday?

A quarter of Monmouth Town FC’s players are English – so Tuesday will be quite a night in front of the clubhouse TV

The Guardian - UK

A coast and hill walk to a great village pub: the Britannia Inn, Gower peninsula

Views of six counties, with sea, sand and islands, are just part of the beauty of this south Wales walk

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve lived here for 30 years’: Welsh shipping container resident faces eviction

Stephen Gibbons left mystified by Newport council ruling, which claims he kept building secret

The Guardian - UK

Gigi Gao’s Favourite Authentic Chinese, Swansea: ‘A fabulous creation’ – restaurant review

Gigi Gao’s unique style is on sparkling form in Swansea – the secret is to order unfamiliar dishes, says Jay Rayner

The Guardian - UK

A great Black Mountains walk to a great pub: the Llanthony Priory

A brilliant, bracing ridge walk descends to an ancient inn serving Welsh whisky

The Guardian - UK

Cardiff abuzz with World Cup joy after Wales qualify for first time since 1958

Fans of ‘bumblebees of football’ prolong the celebration – and hatch plans to get to Qatar in November

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Meet the man who won’t let the haters win

Hate speech online has escalated to unprecedented levels. Matthew Williams, a professor of criminology, is shining a scientific light on who is behind it and why. By Jamie Waters

The Guardian - UK

‘For five years, I could barely speak’: the skin health campaigner who overcame bullying for severe acne

At school, Scott McGlynn suffered so much abuse for his spots that he would hide away in classrooms at lunchtime. Now, he is a successful podcaster and encourages people to talk openly about the condition on social media

The Guardian - UK

The Heathcock, Cardiff: ‘Identifies the good things, does them well’ – restaurant review

Dining in Cardiff has been reformed, as an exceptional lunch at the Heathcock demonstrates. By Jay Rayner

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