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A charity, which has helped more than 500 dogs, hopes to raise £250,000.

One licensee says some businesses are "desperate" with bank accounts running dry.

UK Cinema Association boss says Wales' cinemas are classed as hospitality and have stricter rules.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is due to make an announcement on further relaxing Covid restrictions.

The government says it will pass a law requiring photo ID to vote.

Mark Drakeford returns to work after his Welsh election win to consider easing lockdown rules.

A reshuffle, the Covid crisis and a referendum are top of the "to do" list but other issues also need attention.

Pembrokeshire Council will be asked to back the scheme, which could create limitless energy.

Difficulties in getting British exports through Irish ports ease but complexities remain.

England expect players to be available for their Twenty20 World Cup build-up if there is a clash with a rescheduled Indian Premier League.

A traffic lights system allowing travel to some countries is set to be introduced, the BBC understands.

More than 300,000 people in their 40s and half of those in their 30s have had a first vaccine dose.

People in England, Scotland and Wales will soon be able to drink inside a pub.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

England has announced the latest stage of lifting lockdown restrictions.

Hugs between friends and family who don't live together will be allowed under guidance in England from 17 May.