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What do politicians from the four main parties think life will be like in Wales in five years?

Leaseholders facing bills for safety defects want the next Welsh government to do more to help them.

It could make it "extremely difficult" to cut waiting lists built up over the pandemic, experts say.

Scotland's Rural College, which owns the site on the West Highland Way, said it had lost £8,000 a month last year.

A painting by Edinburgh-born artist Robert Scott Lauder is the focus of a major conservation project.

Most students at Queen's and Ulster University have been learning online this academic year.

Party MPs, NI Assembly members and councillors have challenged her remaining as party leader.

Eight locations across the UK are testing ideas aimed at ensuring future access to cash for those who need it.

A new relationship between business and government could boost economic growth, says Covid Recovery Commission.

Sixteen people have now been arrested in the investigation into claims of ill-treatment of patients.

Euro MPs are set to back the EU-UK trade deal despite rows over fishing and Northern Ireland.

Ambulance crews responded to "reports of a person with traumatic injuries".

There are fears an increase in illegal camping will "ruin" beauty spots across Wales

Another 109 people in NI have tested positive for the disease, according to Tuesday's figures.

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