BBC News - Mid Wales

The latest stories from the Mid Wales section of the BBC News web site.

• Warburton injury worry for Wales
  Wales captain Sam Warburton faces a race against time to be fit for Scotland's visit to Cardiff on Sunday.
• Halfpenny redeems World Cup hurt
  Leigh Halfpenny admits his last minute penalty winner in Wales' opening Six Nations triumph over Ireland laid to rest ghosts of his World Cup heartache.
• Lock Davies cited for tip tackle
  Wales coach Warren Gatland reveals lock Bradley Davies has been cited for the tip tackle that saw him sin-binned in their win over Ireland.
• Ireland 21-23 Wales
  Wales stage a thrilling late comeback to launch their Six Nations campaign with a stunning victory over Ireland in Dublin.
• Warning over icy road conditions
  Forecasters are warning of widespread ice on Sunday as the worst of the wintry weather begins to ease across Wales.
• Caulker issues Swansea challenge
  Steven Caulker challenges his Swansea City side to maintain their current top 10 Premier League status until the end of the season.
• New forest planted on farm land
  The largest new forest planting scheme in Wales for 20 years is seeing former farmland the size of 140 rugby pitches covered with a range of saplings.
• Final goodbyes from the front line
  Farewell letter from mid Wales soldier in new history
• Artist alert to Paddington theft
  The illustrator of the Paddington Bear stories helps a charity which had a rare model of the children's favourite stolen from one of its shops.
• Tributes for Powys crash victim
  Family members pay tribute to Rhian Woolley, 24, who died following a two car collision near Rhayader, Powys.
• Fundraiser to carry Olympic torch
  A Powys charity worker is chosen to carry the Olympic torch on part of its route through Wales.
• Medics 'lose confidence' in board
  Senior medical staff at Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth, say they have lost confidence in their health board, and do not believe they are committed to keeping services local.