Luke Rogers, 40, of Wolfscastle, was sentenced to two years at Swansea Crown Court after deceiving an employer about his criminal history and driving licence while subject to a sexual harm prevention order.
Kieran Olden, 34, has been sentenced to seven years in prison after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl as she slept. He was also made subject to sex offender notification requirements for life.
Corey Goldup, 28, of Trebanos, was told by a Swansea Crown Court judge he was "very fortunate" after a recent change in sentencing law saved him from immediate custody.
Thomas Davies, 39, of Trealaw, headed a family-run cocaine conspiracy across south Wales. A POCA hearing at Cardiff Crown Court heard he had available assets of just £41,000 despite benefiting by nearly £1.4m.
Leigh Dight, 44, was sentenced to 42 weeks in prison after admitting four counts of theft from stores across Newport, putting him in breach of a previous suspended sentence.
Eluned Morgan has acknowledged she could lose her Ceredigion Penfro seat, using canned cocktails to explain the voting system and urge Labour supporters to turn out.
Stefan Ramsden, 34, terrorised his partner over 17 months, at one point aiming a homemade flamethrower at her face. He was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.
Liza Haines, 54, who was jailed for four years in December for defrauding Pembrokeshire organisation Sazani Associates, has been hit with a Proceeds of Crime Act confiscation order.
Adam Paull, 27, of Tonyrefail, was sentenced to 54 weeks' imprisonment at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to assaulting a woman in her Cardiff home and refusing to leave until she transferred him £250.
Mark Owen, 57, of Monmouth, was sentenced to 27 months at Cardiff Crown Court after social media apps were found on his phone within days of his release from a nine-and-a-half-year prison sentence for child sex offences.
Rio Thomas, 19, sent sexual messages and masturbation videos to a stranger on Facebook just a month after being released from detention for sexual offences against a child. He was sentenced to 16 months at Swansea Crown Court.
Rhun ap Iorwerth has insisted Plaid Cymru's free childcare pledge can be funded by reprioritising the Welsh Government's existing budget, as Labour, the Conservatives and Reform UK challenged the party to publish its costings.
