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Ex-Tory party chairman who defected to Reform ‘is not a candidate for the Senedd’

Martin Shipton Speculation at Westminster that a former chairman of the Conservative Party who this month defected to Reform UK…

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News

National Grid shares plans for network upgrades in Port Talbot to support green steel transition

National Grid will upgrade infrastructure in Port Talbot to support the transition to Tata Steel’s new electric arc furnace. It…

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News

Names of 20,000 children killed in Gaza by Israel to be read aloud at the Senedd

Martin Shipton In an extraordinary act of remembrance and political opposition, more than 100 people from across Wales are gathering…

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News

Almost half of workers in Wales have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace

Nearly half of employees in Wales have experienced some form of sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a survey…

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News

Inflation jumps to highest level for nearly 18 months as food prices rise again

UK inflation rose to a near 18-month high in June as food prices surged for the third month running, according…

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News

Holiday Hunger payments approved in last meeting before summer break

Summer holiday food payments to support families in need have been given the go-ahead just days before schools break up.…

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News

Aviation staff need disability training, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson says

Airline and airport staff should be better trained to support disabled passengers, a UK Government-commissioned review led by Baroness Tanni…

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News

Former defence secretary Ben Wallace makes ‘no apology’ for Afghan injunction

A former Tory defence secretary has said he makes “no apology” for applying for an injunction blocking reporting about the…

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News

France, UK and Germany would restore UN sanctions on Iran without deal progress

The United Kingdom, France and Germany have agreed to restore tough UN sanctions on Iran by the end of August…

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News

The Welsh stars named on the BBC highest earners list

The BBC has published a list of the stars who were the top earners in the 2024-2025 financial year as…

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Culture

The Welsh stars named on the BBC highest earners list

The BBC has published a list of the stars who were the top earners in the 2024-2025 financial year as…

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Culture

Wild wellness along the Wales Coast Path

Stretching 870 miles around the Welsh coastline, the Wales Coast Path is a sanctuary for wellness seekers, offering numerous ways…

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Culture

The quiet miracle of our Senedd: a nation’s long vigil fulfilled

Antony David Davies O Gymry, stand with me Stand with me here, O Gymry. Stand on this land that carries…

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Culture

Four day festival in enchanted Welsh woodland takes place next month

A Welsh festival combining the joy of indie-folk music with science, nature, spoken word, dance, and the arts which takes…

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Culture

The New Saints out of Champions League after extra-time own goal

The New Saints suffered a cruel 2-1 extra-time defeat to Shkendija in North Macedonia to go out of the Champions…

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Sport

Wrexham unveil Wales-inspired ‘Daffodil’ away kit

Wrexham say they are ‘flying the flag for Wales’ with the launch of their new away kit which has a…

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Sport

WRU considering cut to two or three regional teams in ‘radical’ restructure

The Welsh Rugby Union is considering halving the number of teams in Wales in the men’s professional game. Wales’ four…

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Sport

Rhian Wilkinson seeking regular action for Wales squad

Wales boss Rhian Wilkinson vowed to seek out opportunities for her players after the “mind-blowing” experience of naming a Euro…

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Sport

Sustainable Farming Scheme fails to adequately address urgent climate and nature crisis

Rachel Sharp After months of discussions and negotiations, the Welsh Government has finalised the details of the Sustainable Farming Scheme…

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Opinion

Westminster should be paying to clear Wales’ coal tips

Delyth Jewell, MS The coal tips that litter our mountains in Wales are wounds on our landscapes. They stand as…

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Opinion

Ukraine is the frontline of European democracy

Mick Antoniw MS As Ukraine reaches the three and a half year point since Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine, support…

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Opinion

Smash The Looms

Ben Wildsmith  When Sir Walter Raleigh showed up with his two signature products: chips and fags, I wonder if anyone…

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Opinion

The incredible story of how a student who couldn’t speak graduated with first class honours

A Law student who has battled with situational mutism since school – and was unable to speak to her lecturers…

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Feature

Migration conference discusses climate change and border-making

The growing trend of people fleeing climate change has been discussed at a migration conference held at Aberystwyth University. A…

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Feature

Why many kidney patients are still choosing hospital dialysis

Leah McLaughlin, Research Fellow in Health Services, Bangor University Every week, thousands of people with kidney disease in the UK…

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Feature

Channel crossings: what is a safe and legal route?

Gillian McFadyen, Lecturer in International Politics, Aberystwyth University Since figures were first recorded in 2018, more than 170,000 people have crossed the…

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Feature

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