Michael Matthews, 70, was sentenced to 20 months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting five breaches of a restraining order. A judge also imposed a 10-year restraining order.
Jamie Lee Lewis, 42, of Brynmill, Swansea, was sentenced to 18 months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting threats to kill, breaching a restraining order, and shoplifting.
Patrick Smyth, 50, from Essex, has been sentenced to 22 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court after pleading guilty to coercive and controlling behaviour and other offences against a woman in Pembrokeshire.
Leigh Dixon, 44, of Bettws, Newport, pleaded guilty at Newport Magistrates' Court to killing a wild bird under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and a public order offence. He will be sentenced on June 3.
Adam Evans, 31, of Colwyn Bay, was sentenced at Caernarfon Crown Court after admitting dangerous driving, failing to stop, and driving while disqualified following a police pursuit on March 26.
Chad White, 34, was arrested in March and pleaded guilty to three offences relating to Class A drug supply.
Michel Marie Antoine Baucage was found guilty after trial of seven historic sexual offences against a child and sentenced to 10 years in prison, with an indefinite restraining order and a Sexual Harm Prevention Order also imposed.
Jamie Lee Lewis, 42, of Brynmill, Swansea, was sentenced to 18 months at Swansea Crown Court after admitting threats to kill, breaching a restraining order, and shoplifting.
Patrick Smyth, 50, from Essex, has been sentenced to 22 months in prison at Swansea Crown Court after pleading guilty to coercive and controlling behaviour and other offences against a woman in Pembrokeshire.
Leigh Dixon, 44, of Bettws, Newport, pleaded guilty at Newport Magistrates' Court to killing a wild bird under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and a public order offence. He will be sentenced on June 3.
Adam Evans, 31, of Colwyn Bay, was sentenced at Caernarfon Crown Court after admitting dangerous driving, failing to stop, and driving while disqualified following a police pursuit on March 26.
Plaid Cymru's Rhun ap Iorwerth has made history as the first non-Labour politician to be elected First Minister of Wales, after a vote at the first meeting of the new-look Senedd.
Plaid Cymru has won 43 seats in the Senedd election, ending Labour's grip on power in Wales for the first time since devolution. Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth will seek to form a government and be nominated as First Minister.
Plaid Cymru has become the largest party in the Senedd with 43 seats, ending Labour's century-long dominance of Welsh politics in a record-turnout election held under a new proportional voting system.
First Minister Eluned Morgan has called on the UK Labour government to change direction after losing her seat in Ceredigion Penfro, becoming the first sitting head of government in the UK to lose their own constituency.