Police inquiry after body found

Dyfed Powys Police has said it has launched a serious criminal inquiry following the discovery of a body in Pembroke on Saturday morning.

Detectives were called in when a member of the public raised the alarm after discovering the body in the garden of the house in Main Street shortly after 0700 BST.

The road was sealed off while scenes of crime officers carried out an investigation.

Police have not yet released details of the body's identity.

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Passengers hurt in bus crash

A total of 13 people have been taken to hospital after two buses were involved in a collision in Cardiff city centre.

The incident on one of the capital's main roads - St Mary's Street - happened at lunchtime on Friday.

Paramedics said they treated the victims at the scene before they were admitted to the University Hospital of Wales.

Four of the patients have suspected spinal injuries and the other nine were described as walking wounded, having suffered cuts and bruises.

South Wales Police are investigating what caused the collision.

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Doctor cleared of sex assaults

A south Wales doctor has been cleared of eight charges of indecent assault on women patients.

Consultant neurologist Dr Brian Phillips, 70, was accused of carrying out attacks in Swansea over ten years.

The incidents were alleged to have taken place at his consulting rooms in Walter Road or at the Sancta Maria Hospital.

A jury at Cardiff Crown Court took under an hour to find Dr Phillips, from Gower, not guilty.

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Mobile phone firm plans expansion

The mobile phone company T- Mobile has announced plans to expand its call centre at Merthyr Tydfil.

It says expects to create "several hundred" new jobs over the next few years.

T-Mobile is the new name for One to One, which has abandoned plans to open a second centre at Dundee to concentrate on the Rhyd-y-car site where it currently employs 450 staff.