Technical and Mid Wales News

BBC Minute's Ione Wells investigates the rising trend of 'cyber-flashing' where naked photos are being sent by strangers to people's phones.

Are these the faces of the future? It's clear these robots are no ordinary machines.

A coalition of human rights groups says at least 12 people have been killed in a week of protests.

A man is accused of using the hit video game Fortnite to initiate sexual activity with children.

The Chinese telecoms giant was the focus of international scrutiny even before a senior executive's arrest.

A security flaw meant many private messages were readable for years said Twitter.

The streaming giant says the subscriber growth reflects the success of its original programmes.

BBC Click’s Stephen Beckett looks at some of the best tech news stories of the week.

Other countries have barred the Chinese firm from their network infrastructure over security concerns.

Swansea City centre-back Joe Rodon faces six weeks out after breaking a metatarsal in his foot.

Scarlets coach Wayne Pivac insists his team can compete with Europe’s best despite crashing out of Europe with just one win from their six pool matches.

Sheffield United miss the opportunity to reclaim second place in the Championship as they lose at Swansea City.

Cardiff City sign Nantes striker Emiliano Sala for an undisclosed club-record fee.

Neil Warnock has described Sean Morrison as "a lucky lad" after the Cardiff City captain was rushed into an operation with appendicitis.

Racing 92 secure a home European Champions Cup quarter final with a 46-33 win over Scarlets; securing top spot in Pool 4.

Up to 4cm of snow could fall on areas above 250m, the Met Office says.

A pilot scheme to use bird-proof bags is continuing to tackle litter problems in the seaside town.

Council bosses say lights will remain on this year, but could be turned off amid cuts next year.