Daniel Connelly, 34, of Rhyl, has been sentenced to eight years in prison at Liverpool Crown Court for child sex offences committed against a boy he groomed while working as a football manager in Wirral.
Rhun ap Iorwerth has abandoned his party's pledge to reach net zero by 2035, telling BBC Radio Wales the target "isn't realistic" as the Senedd election approaches.
Sarah Croft, 34, of Colston Avenue, Newport, admitted using a television without a licence and was fined at Derby Justice Centre.
Jonathan Bond, 39, was sentenced to three years after police uncovered cocaine dealing and more than £35,000 in suspicious bank payments following a raid at his home.
Kerry Seal, 57, of Maugham Close, was ordered to pay a £220 fine plus costs after using a TV without a licence.
A delivery driver has been jailed after exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl and demanding oral sex in a Porth alleyway.
Steven Howells, 31, was sentenced to 26 months after crashing a stolen Citroen C3 into a wall during a high-speed police pursuit through Cwmbran.
Mark Canavan, 35, of Rhyl, led officers on a dangerous 10-minute pursuit through country roads while already disqualified from driving.
Nathan Lewis, 32, was sentenced to four months in prison and given a five-year restraining order after pleading guilty to racially aggravated assault at a Morrisons Daily store in Gurnos.
Ryan Bedford, 30, falsely named a deceased man as the driver of a speeding car, causing a prosecution notice to be sent to the man's grieving mother. He has been jailed for 10 months.
Harvey Goff, 21, was branded a "menace" after leading police on a dangerous pursuit reaching three times the speed limit before crashing and fleeing on foot.
Lawrence Henson, 33, of Newport, was jailed for seven years after police linked him to a heroin supply operation worth over £141,000 following the discovery of his mobile phone.
