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Weight-loss jabs ‘important for economy so people get back into work’, says PM

New weight-loss jabs could help boost the economy in Britain by getting unemployed people “back into work”, the Prime Minister…

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Company submits plans to extract 85,000 tonnnes of high-quality coal

Richard Youle, local democracy reporter A mining company has submitted new plans to extract coal in Carmarthenshire. Bryn Bach Coal…

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Starmer pledges to ‘rip up the bureaucracy that blocks investment’

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said it is “time to upgrade the regulatory regime” as he pledged to “rip…

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S4C celebrates new Welsh speakers

S4C will celebrate new Welsh speakers this year by taking part in ‘Wythnos Dathlu Dysgu Cymraeg’ (Welsh learners’ celebration week),…

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Alex Salmond and thinking independently

Ben Wildsmith The unexpected death of Alex Salmond yesterday left the British state without its most effective critic. Having led…

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Yr Hen Iaith, part fifty. A Poet in Two Worlds: Richard Hughes of Cefnllanfair

Jerry Hunter As we celebrate the half century of Yr Hen Iaith articles which accompany the ground-breaking and good-spirited podcasts…

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Campaigners call for public access to be retained if sale of historic estate is approved

Campaigners have urged the Eryri National Park Authority to ensure public access is retained to popular woodlands, if the controversial…

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Tory leadership hopeful Jenrick defends changing stance on Brexit

Tory leadership contender Robert Jenrick defended changing his stance on Brexit, when asked about a letter he is said to…

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Autistic photographer shows at Venice Biennale

Stephen Price A 21 year old autistic photographer and digital artist from Llantrisant whose work portrays the way he sees…

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Plans for Pembrokeshire tourism hub look set for approval

Bruce Sinclair, local democracy reporter Plans for an Adventure and tourism hub in South West Wales looks likely to be…

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Key takeaways from Rhun ap Iorwerth’s Plaid conference speech

Emily Price Rhun ap Iorwerth has used his annual conference speech to outline his ideas for a Plaid Cymru government…

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Council criticised for not suspending headteacher facing multiple bullying allegations

Martin Shipton A headteacher at the centre of multiple bullying allegations shouldn’t be allowed to stay at work while he…

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Weight-loss jabs ‘important for economy so people get back into work’, says PM

Company submits plans to extract 85,000 tonnnes of high-quality coal

Starmer pledges to ‘rip up the bureaucracy that blocks investment’

S4C celebrates new Welsh speakers

Alex Salmond and thinking independently

Yr Hen Iaith, part fifty. A Poet in Two Worlds: Richard Hughes of Cefnllanfair

Campaigners call for public access to be retained if sale of historic estate is approved

Tory leadership hopeful Jenrick defends changing stance on Brexit

Autistic photographer shows at Venice Biennale

Plans for Pembrokeshire tourism hub look set for approval

Key takeaways from Rhun ap Iorwerth’s Plaid conference speech

Council criticised for not suspending headteacher facing multiple bullying allegations

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