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The people of Wales are electing 60 Senedd members ahead of polls shutting at 22:00 BST.

Post-pandemic shifts in travel habits could undermine the logic behind many infrastructure projects.

Public are warned "not to stop for anyone on the side of the road" after serious assault.

The former EU Brexit negotiator claims Arlene Foster and Diane Dodds 'don't like each other and it shows'.

The corncrake is one of Northern Ireland's rarest birds and population has been in decline since the 1980s.

Residents have returned to their homes on Ashgrove Road after police removed a exploded pipe bomb.

The Wales international player was convicted in court after the "sustained and repeated assault".

It was Prince William's first visit to Wales since the death of his grandfather, Prince Philip.

The son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who live in California, turns two today.

The government says it is "pleased" French vessels have left but the Royal Navy remains on standby.

The course was designed by the man that created the famous Augusta and Pebble Beach courses.

A quarter of people in Wales have now had the full vaccination, figures show.

French fishing boats protest at the port of St Helier, in dispute over access to waters around the island.

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The fishermen remain unhappy despite a Jersey official saying talks over access rights were "positive".

A Stormont committee is investigating how some staff were stood down from Irish Sea border checks.

Chief Medical Officer Dr Michael McBride says the news is "not entirely unexpected".