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  1. Pride Cymru supporters parade through the city centre in Cardiff. Rainbow balloons spell PRIDE and attendees line the streets.

  2. An 18-year-old girl with long blonde hair is looking directly at the camera as she's stood in her store surrounded by hundreds of old football shirts

  3. King Charles and Diana in her wedding dress on their wedding day in a chariot.

  4. Cliff Jones, who has white short hair and a moustache, has his arms raised clapping. He has a blue blazer on with the Wales logo.

  5. Jaydev Unadkat

  6. Yellow tips are seen piled up in a scrapyard

  7. Kayleigh Powell in action for Harlequins

  8. The Principality stadium on the banks of the River Taff. On its roof are new solar panels

  9. A jet ski rider tears through the water with ripples appearing either side of her in the water. She is wearing protective gloves and glasses.

  10. Garan Croft

  11. Smoke surrounds the a tall chimney as it is demolished. It is a grey, foggy day with a white sky behind the chimney. A building can be seen to its left-hand side.

  12. Chiefs centre Lalakai Foketi in action

  13. Three osprey chicks in a nest. The birds are almost featherless and the nest is made of sticks and dried vegetation

  14. Noel Mooney

  15. Ricky Harris

  16. Alisha and Jasmine Joyce with their son Ralphie

  17. Kenny Jackett

  18. A recent seflie of David with John. David, on the left, wears a blue shirt and a red high vis vest. John, on right, wears a blue shirt, black jacket and a red high vis jacket. Both wear black metal glasses.

  19. A view of the Principality Stadium

  20. An old house is pictured with its back garden, with many trees surrounding it

  21. Merthyr Town players in a huddle before a winter game over close rivals Hereford Town in the National League North.

  22. Wayne Pivac in Wales kit and a baseball cap

  23. Wayne Pivac wearing white shirt, striped red tie and blue blazer in front of stadium crowd

  24. Front pages of South Wales Echo and Western Mail