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The providers of the care home have admitted failing to manage risks to staff.

Campaigners said the development application for the sewage station was not carried out correctly.

Thomas Marriott, who taught at St Peter's School in York, admits two sex abuse offences.

A man riding a motorcycle dies at the scene after a crash with a car.

Cardiff council says there is insufficient capacity in the grid to use more electric lorries.

Women rape complainants say the system is still weighted against them, even with programme pilots.

Conservationists fear cutting down trees could threaten a small population of red squirrels.

A woman whose data was stolen says the scammers left her shaking and feeling "violated".

The arrests came after police say protesters stopped recovery of vehicle blocking hotel entrance.

Tests have found daffodils could reduce livestock's methane production by about a third.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested after a stabbing which saw another man taken to hospital.

The comments come as SNP MP Mhairi Black steps down due to a "sexist and toxic" working environment.

The Hollywood star says he is "still floating a little" after seeing the room where Thomas wrote.

While it rings out on social media, the actual clock in town is stuck on one minute past nine.

Scrutiny should be "out of the political arena", says the leader of Wales' Covid bereaved group.

Streets in Wrexham and Gresford and Connah's Quay were all left under water.

Council members will be given respect training after one called Mark Drakeford "Fuhrer".

The former Army officer with a "long and distinguished record of public service" is censured.

A legal loophole has been closed to clamp down on dangerous use of the vehicles.