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Certificates are likely to be a feature of life until the Covid threat is over, a government review says.

The family of a young German woman who went missing on this day 33 years ago, call for an inquest.

NI firms applying for new Covid recovery loans will have to do so within EU subsidy rules.

The Wales Green Party is launching its pledges ahead of the Senedd election on 6 May.

Small towns "can be very resilient and very sustainable," an academic says.

The Grade II-listed John Summers Clock Tower was home to a steelworks' general office.

Former Topshop and Debenhams workers say their lives have changed hugely since the shops closed down.

Outdoor hospitality, all shops, gyms and hairdressers can reopen but the PM warns against complacency.

North Wales Police is appealing for footage after the "large brick" was thrown at two vehicles.

The upcoming BBC Wales leaders debate is set for 29 April, ahead of May's Senedd election.

The rules on how many people can meet outdoors are changing, as lockdown is eased.

All over-50s and at-risk adults have been offered a vaccine, the Welsh government says.

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

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross sets out plans for more green spaces and a third national park.

PM Boris Johnson pays tribute to the former Welsh secretary, saying she will be "sorely missed".

The Class B and Class C drugs were seized after the search of a property on the lower Lisburn Road.

The figures published by the Department of Health on Monday account for the past 48 hours.

Thousands of people climb Moel Famau every week, according to a local rescue team.

A 28-year-old woman is taken to hospital as a precaution after being hit on the back of the head.