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Vocational learners are unable to get enough work experience hours because of Covid, a charity says.

The industry says restrictions would be "incredibly difficult" for businesses in Wales.

In-person meetings were suspended when EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier had to self-isolate.

Opposition legislators hurled the intestines in a bitter dispute over the easing of US pork imports.

Operations in the Menai Strait may be threatened if fishery laws are not approved soon, producers say.

Elections in 2021 and the pandemic have brought the issue of Scottish independence into the spotlight.

Thousands of people in Wales are at "risk of going blind" because of delays, a charity warns.

There are fears Covid cases in schools may force children and teachers to self-isolate at Christmas.

Dan Rosenfield has been brought in to create order in No 10 but his success depends on the PM.

A "workplace parking levy" and cheap tickets to encourage public transport use are also suggested.

Almost all of England will go into tiers two and three when the lockdown ends on 2 December.

Toby Belfield was sacked as head of Ruthin School after texting female pupils.

Scotland's first minister says a referendum should be held "in the earlier part" of the next Scottish Parliament.

It's not against the rules but it's not a sensible thing to do, warns the UK's chief medical officer.

Conservative Senedd member facing deselection disputes claim he is not member of the party.

Former Treasury official Dan Rosenfield's appointment comes after a period of upheaval in Downing Street.

The 25m vintage yacht was found in storage at the nationalised Ferguson shipyard.