Kyle Robinson, 36, was sentenced to 43 months at Mold Crown Court after admitting burglary and inflicting grievous bodily harm on his partner while on bail.
Jonathan Sterry, 44, has been sentenced to six weeks in prison after going door-to-door in Maesteg claiming to collect donations for a cancer charity. He had no permit or connection to any registered organisation.
Former boxer Ethan Knight, 24, admitted to suffocating his partner and attacking her on two further occasions during their relationship. He was given a suspended sentence at Newport Crown Court.
Mark Powell, 44, was sentenced to two years and eight months at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting three assaults on his ex-partner, harassment, criminal damage, and drink-driving.
A Milford Haven postal worker has been jailed for 38 months after running an illegal sports streaming business with over 1,800 customers, costing broadcasters millions of pounds.
Robert Mattravers, 47, of Runcorn, was sentenced to life in prison at Mold Crown Court after admitting multiple sexual offences against two children in Connah's Quay. He must serve a minimum of 11 years and eight months.
Three Tata Steel employees and an accomplice conspired to steal almost 49 tons of tin valued at more than £1 million from the Trostre Steelworks in Llanelli.
Luke Montgomery, 23, of Newport, was ordered to pay back £37,449 at a Proceeds of Crime Act hearing at Cardiff Crown Court despite benefiting by £191,821 through drug offences. He had previously been sentenced to eight years and four months' imprisonment.
Levi Weekes, 25, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting to assaulting a prison officer at the Bridgend jail, leaving the victim with a fractured vertebra.
Jake Royle, 23, was sentenced to 26 weeks in prison at Cardiff Magistrates' Court after admitting a series of shop thefts targeting stores in Barry, Penarth and Cardiff.
Two drug dealers who made £306,000 from cocaine and cannabis supply in Newport and the Gwent Valleys have been ordered to repay less than £17,000 at a proceeds of crime hearing - with one told to pay back just £1.
Alfie Phillips, 26, of Victoria Avenue, Newport, was sentenced to five years and 219 days at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting his involvement in supplying heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine.