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The front page of the South Wales Evening Post and the Flintshire Leader

Wales' papers: Grandparents on trial and cat flap burglar

A review of the front page stories from the daily and weekly newspapers in Wales.

A man wearing a light-blue shirt and tie smiles while looking at the camera. Behind him is a TV studio, featuring a large weather map, and TV cameras

Could AI cost me my job as a weather forecaster?

AI could provide hyper-localised and longer term forecasts - but could it also put me out of a job?

A side by side image of the same man - a weather presenter, Derek Brockway, and behind him is a weather map. On the left he is in colour, wearing a blue suit, light blue shirt and a colourful tie, on the left he is in the same outfit but the image is in black and white. The left shows an AI version of him and the right is the real Derek.

What impact can AI have on our weather forecasts?

Derek Brockway has been a weather presenter for the BBC for decades, but could AI cost him his job?

A classroom with a teacher drawing on a white board and a pupil with a raised hand

Maths standards in Wales too low, watchdog says

Watchdog Estyn expresses concern that not enough pupils are reaching their full potential in maths.

A general view of the Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. The lake is in the background and to the left of the picture there is a path, a grassy verge with some rocks on it.

Water park will have 'no impact' on wildlife

The attraction will be similar to the one that was in Cardiff Bay.

Joanna Page looking at the camera and smiling. She is wearing a red dress with a big white collar, with black flowers embroidered on it. She has blonde hair, which is tied up and gold earrings.

I wrote autobiography in pub car park - Page

The actress, presenter, podcaster and mother-of-four explains how she managed to write her memoir.

Is Wales on track for new rail money? It might be

Rail cash could be en-route to Wales next week, but rail money that's not will keep causing a row.

A partial picture of tractor focused on the large back wheel on the right hand side with grassy fields in the background

Family farm 'turmoil' over inheritance tax - NFU

Farm union says changes announced last October have put vulnerable people in the eye of the storm.

Several brown and white goats in a graveyard

Goats used as eco-friendly churchyard lawn mowers

The goats are kept in the right area using GPS satellite technology like on Clarkson's Farm.