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Mums say more support is needed after they give birth, both for practical and emotional reasons.

North Wales Police says it has suspended an officer who was filmed seemingly punching a suspect.

A police motorcycle was escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh when the crash happened, police say.

The department in charge of protecting the environment must update its IT systems, a spending watchdog says.

Natalie Young, 92, died five weeks after being hit by a mobility scooter in Taunton last March.

Prince Harry is among high-profile figures accusing Mirror Group Newspapers of illicit practices.

The 66-year-old is recalled following a breach of his licence conditions.

NUJ members at the BBC are to strike for 24 hours during the local election period over proposed cuts.

WLGA advises people to check their council tax bill and ask for a refund if they have paid too much.

Former Labour MP Paul Clark represented Gillingham in Kent for 13 years.

The union says NHS staff need money in their pockets to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Officials say the move could improve accessibility and help generate footfall in the town centre.

There are worries that homes, children and older people could be hit by golfers' misplaced shots.

The appeal comes after a driver was forced at gunpoint to drive an object to a police station.

More strikes have been announced by the RMT and Aslef unions.

Colum Eastwood urges voters to think carefully when casting ballots in next week's council election.

Attendance in one Welsh country remains lower than pre-pandemic levels, following trends across Wales.

Katrina Rainey, a mother-of-six, was killed by her husband at their family farm in County Londonderry.

Mid and West Wales Senedd member says Plaid needs a culture change after leader's resignation.