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Covid rules are relaxed and the law restricting the number people meeting outside is scrapped.

Campaigners say plans to pay for fire safety surveys in high-rise flats do not go far enough.

David Bradley argued patients in Wales were not getting fair access to better artificial limbs.

As more MPs return to Westminster, there's more to do before the summer recess.

Cases have risen again in many regions, data reveals, ahead of England dropping most Covid rules on Monday.

Over 37,000 people sign a petition after a Swansea man saw a herring gull impaled on a roof.

Labour accuses Boris Johnson of "cronyism" but the government says proper processes were followed.

It has a higher proportion of EU nationals outside of the EU than anywhere else in the world.

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen says the protocol is "the only solution".

Shell and Scottish Power are among bidders to develop the next generation of wind farms off the Scottish coast.

Ex-Australian government trade negotiator backs Welsh farmers concerns about UK-Australia trade deal.

Schools across Wales prepare to close for the summer holidays after "a very complicated year".

Restrictions are set to be eased in Wales - this is what you need to know.

Tens of thousands of Welsh homes may be affected by flooding and erosion by the end of the century.

The opposition leader promises to take criticism "on the chin" as he tries to connect with the public.