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Ailsa Guard waited seven months from the point of suspicion to start treatment for breast cancer.

First minister and others back a Senedd vote saying review did not consult public enough.

Former Downing Street communications chief says his last 24 hours were a "bull through the shop".

Home Office officials are "livid" about email from the Tory party accusing them of blocking legislation, union chief says.

Up to 15cm of snow is forecast in north and mid Wales after schools were closed in the south.

Police say that Colin Prime's occupation had no bearing on the assault in January.

Will new legislation aimed at cutting numbers crossing the Channel have an impact?

The new offer equates to a pay rise of up to 14.4% for the lowest paid workers.

The woman admits she stabbed her two children but denies the murder and attempted murder charges.

Ambulance workers were due to walk out on Friday amid a dispute over pay and conditions.

Princess Lilibet Diana, who turns two in June, was christened at the couple's LA home last week.

Lola James died in hospital having suffered 101 external injuries.

SNP members condemn infighting after the leadership candidates clashed during their first TV debate.

Plaid Senedd member highlights concern over police handling of a crash in which three people died.

Cordons have been set up at both ends of the village after the crash on Main Street this afternoon.

Senior PSNI officer John Caldwell was shot in front of his young son in Omagh last month.