Technical and Mid Wales News

BBC Click’s Nick Kwek looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.

Is much-heralded nuclear fusion finally ready to fulfil its promise of abundant energy for all?

Sophie Roberts is a software developer at the tech giant who came out at work in October.

Prince William and Catherine were at the BBC to discuss its work on combating cyber-bullying.

The technology giant will close its Schaft robotics division after failing to find a buyer.

Facebook is embroiled in a new controversy over the tactics it used to discredit its critics.

Yoshitaka Sakurada is responsible for ensuring the 2020 Olympic Games are not hacked.

Superfast 5G mobile promises lots of benefits, but will it be worth the money?

Researchers find a way to reveal the locations of children wearing MiSafes watches and call them.

Leicester full-back Jonah Holmes says he will be thinking about his grandmother when he lines up for Wales for the first time on Saturday.

Dragons head coach Bernard Jackman says he is hopeful Gavin Henson is on the road to recovery.

Katarzyna Elzbieta Paszek was attacked in the street and died five days later in hospital.

Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's UEFA Nations League game between Wales and Denmark.

Warren Gatland says he will consider not risking Leigh Halfpenny against South Africa even if the full-back recovers from a head injury suffered against Australia.

Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale trains with Wales and looks set to shrug off an ankle injury before facing Denmark.

British and Irish Lions Dan Biggar and Liam Williams return to Wales' starting XV for Saturday's Test with Tonga in Cardiff.

Ofcom UK is reviewing an application to replace bilingual Radio Ceredigion with Nation Radio.

"Scrooge" officials who wanted to replace pupils' turkey dinner with sandwiches change their minds.