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Stonehenge dig bids to solve the mystery of the bluestones

ARCHAEOLOGISTS yesterday began a historic dig which they hope will unravel the ancient mystery of Stonehenge and its links to Wales. Read

Cult viewing

WHO is Number One? Why did Number Six resign? And what does it all mean anyway? Read

Honouring the forgotten pilots who kept the Luftwaffe at bay

SHE spent large parts of the Second World War flying Spitfires between RAF bases. Read

Old soldiers medals go global for first time

Old soldiers medals go global for first time

A COMPLETE record of the medals awarded to British soldiers from the First World War will go online for the first time today. Read

Villages row over Earhart landing site

A ROW has broken out between two Welsh villages because both claim to be the place where Amelia Earhart touched down to become the first woman to fly the Atlantic. Read

‘Curly’ the petrol king is mourned

ONE of Wales’ richest businessmen has died at the age of 85. Read

US troops’ warm Valleys welcome

IT WAS just weeks before they would descend on the beaches of Normandy and suffer some of the heaviest losses of World War II. Read

Row as Lloyd George statue is unveiled

THE Prince of Wales unveiled a new statue to the only Welshman ever to have become Prime Minister yesterday, despite protests that David Lloyd George’s time in office meant he should not have been commemorated at all. Read

World-class vision for St Fagans museum

A 10-YEAR strategy will be unveiled today to transform the St Fagans national history museum into the centrepiece of Welsh tourism. Read

Lloyd George statue unveiling today

THE only Welshman to have been Prime Minister takes his place alongside Churchill and Mandela today, when a statue to David Lloyd George is unveiled opposite the Houses of Parliament. Read

Thatching 400 years of rural tradition

WORK is about to begin to re-thatch an historic 400- year-old farmhouse in Carmarthenshire. Read

A feast of Welsh cinema history

A LONG-LOST, 85-year-old film about Prince Llewellyn has been rediscovered – just as the National Library of Wales prepares to celebrate our national screen heritage. Read