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  1. Krystian Bielik is available to play again for Cardiff City after serving a two match ban.

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  4. King Charles and Queen Camilla

  5. L-R: Ken Owens, Alex Cuthbert, presenter Lauren Salter, Jonathan Davies and Ellis Jenkins

  6. Angus O'Brien clenches a raised fist as Dragons players in amber celebrate

  7. Cardiff will not fear anybody - Barry-Murphy

    Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy previews Cardiff's test at promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough.

  8. Lawlor and Colwill to miss Cardiff's Middlesbrough trip

    Cardiff City defender Dylan Lawlor in blue lies on the floor covering his face with his hands as a team-mate offers supportHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Cardiff City will be without both Dylan Lawlor and Rubin Colwill for Saturday's trip to Middlesbrough.

    Defender Lawlor was forced off early in Tuesday's win against Watford with a hamstring injury.

    It came just three days after the 20-year-old centre-back had made his first start of the season, having recovered from a knee problem picked up on Wales duty in June.

    Lawlor - who missed all four of Wales' October Nations League games - is due to have a scan on Friday to discover the full extent of the injury, and with just four weeks to go until the final two international fixtures of the year, there are fears Lawlor could still be on the sidelines when Wales face Norway on 14 November and for Portugal's visit to Cardiff three days later.

    Midfielder Colwill has missed the past five matches with an ankle problem and will remain unavailable this weekend.

    Striker Yousef Salech is in contention to return while defender Krystian Bielik is back after serving a two game ban following his controversial altercation with a Portsmouth fan during their Championship match at Fratton Park in September.

  9. Newcastle Red Bulls attack coach Stephen Jones (left) alongside Dan McFarland ahead of Newcastle's game at Exeter

  10. Lewis Koumas in white clenches his fists and roars to the crowd to celebrate scoring

  11. Dafydd Jenkins, wearing a scrum cap, points during a game for Exeter Chiefs

  12. This image is a composite of two pictures of Caroline. In the picture on the left, she is smiling at the camera in a restaurant setting. She has long brunette hair and dark eyes. she is wearing a spotty blouse in various shades of pink, brown, orange and white. In the picture on the right, she is seen smiling in a selfie sat in a hospital bed. She is bald, with medical tubing and catheter lines behind her ear and going down her left shoulder

  13. Tommy Reffell, Aaron Wainright and Olly Cracknell in Leicester kit

  14. Will Fish in action against Watford

  15. Aerial shot of nine pupils sat at spaced desks in an exam hall

  16. Front page of South Wales Echo and South Wales Evening Post

  17. A close-up of a police officer's uniform. They wear a black jacket and yellow high-vis vest which reads: "Heddlu, Police".

  18. Rear view of an ophthalmologist using a modern eye test equipment tool to perform a vision exam with his patient at an ophthalmologist's clinic

  19. Cardiff and Wales centre Ben Thomas

  20. Josie Green

  21. Emma Finucane

  22. A woman with long blonde hair and a flowery dress looking at the camera. She is half-smiling

  23. West Brom loss tough to take - Hyam

    Dom Hyam applauds fans at the end of a gameGetty Images

    Captain Dom Hyam said Wrexham were "hurting" after their "frustrating" defeat at home to West Bromwich Albion in the Championship.

    Kieffer Moore's stunning strike put the Red Dragons ahead midway through the second half before the Baggies hit back with two late goals to win 2-1.

    "We worked so hard for 70 minutes of the game to give two goals away at the end, it was really frustrating," Hyam said.

    "There's enough experience on the pitch to see a 1-0 win out, especially at home.

    "If we're not going to get the second goal then we need to be resolute and work even harder than we did to preserve the lead.

    "We're hurting and it's frustrating, but the good thing with football is that there's another game on Saturday.

    "It's tough to take right now but we're professionals and we go again. When the chips are down we need a good performance."

    Wrexham host bottom of the table Preston North End on Saturday.

  24. Angharad James