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Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is the only candidate to put his name forward for the party leadership.

The Welsh government says the Llandeilo bypass will not be part of the freeze on new road projects.

A new process looking at legacy issues must follow previous agreements, says Michelle O'Neill.

Approval for legislation to proceed on opt-out organ donation was given after talks on Thursday.

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

Digital vaccine passes are available in Wales, but international travel is still discouraged.

The UK could waive Covid rules for VIPs and Uefa officials to ensure Euro 2020 finals are held at Wembley.

Wales is fifth in the world for the percentage of people fully vaccinated, and first for first doses.

Wales' first minister says wearing facemasks could be advice not legal if all adults jabbed.

More than seven in ten adults under 30 in Wales have had their first dose of a vaccine, data shows.

Opposition parties accuse the government of "keeping people in the dark" about the error for several months.

The German chancellor's trip comes amid a row over quarantine for holidaying Britons.

Winston Marshall says a "viral mob" caused the whole band distress over a tweet he wrote.

Fans from Wales can't travel to Saturday's Euro 2020 game but the Welsh Red Wall is represented.

Labour's Sean Morgan tendered his resignation after "jetting off to Spain".

Agreement by UK and Irish governments "most substantive" decision taken during Dublin meeting.

Grant Shapps refuses to answer if he was involved in scuppering deal to end strike action.

Supporters are refused entry into the Netherlands ahead of Saturday's Euro 2020 tie against Denmark.

The theatre impresario wants the government to hand over the results of its live event pilot scheme.