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Environment Secretary George Eustice says current systems are "quite robust," but might be tweaked.

Nicola Sturgeon says moving people from hospital to care homes at the start of the pandemic was an error in hindsight.

Some Welsh reservoirs have proved controversial - but exported water could have energy potential.

If a horse is being kept in poor conditions, charities do not have the statutory power to act.

Unlike in Westminster and Scotland, lobbyists in Wales do not have to sign an official register.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Teenage climate activists are calling for young people to get their voices heard in the May election.

Opposing parties accuse the DUP of obstructing a North-South Ministerial Council meeting.

It follows a complaint that alcohol was served at the Welsh Parliament in breach of Covid rules.

Billions of pounds are being pledged on Wales' green economy ahead of next month's Senedd election.

Party leader Anas Sarwar claims it would be the "biggest job creation scheme" since devolution.

Nearly 575,000 people have had both doses of the Covid vaccines in Wales.

A variant first identified in India has now been found 77 times in the UK, but is not yet "of concern".

Your introduction to the local council elections taking place on 6 May.

A manufacturing firm is considering shutting a Welsh site due to impact of Brexit and Covid.

A bumper crop of elections are being held on 6 May across England, Scotland and Wales.

The party promises to focus on Wales' recovery in its Senedd election manifesto.

Social care, online abuse and wrestling are up for debate, as the year winds down.