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An ICU consultant says staff shortages are making him "dread" the winter months.

The request comes due to increasing pressure from Covid cases and a predicted "tough winter".

Some firms are being forced to temporarily pause production when the price goes "through the roof".

One of Britain's biggest poultry processors says there needs to be urgent action within days.

Tourists have been urged to stay away from their pups which are sometimes seen off Wales' coast.

Eight months after the old bridge was swept away, the council warns over funding for a new one.

Health boards roll out booster shots to priority groups, with young teens set to get jabs from next week.

A thousand people were expected to attend but there are fears of a peak in cases in November.

Lancashire Police will work with the Merseyside, Cheshire, Cumbria and North Wales forces.

The first 25 students are starting their five-year degree course in Aberystwyth.

A 60-year-old has been arrested hours after a collision left a man with life-threatening injuries.

The boundary wall, which is said to need repairs, overlooks a steep bank with a railway track below.

Preparatory work on the 23 homes due for demolition is to start following months of delays.

A 16-year-old girl has been released from hospital following the attack on Saturday night.

Experts warn youth services in Wales are "unsustainable" and exposed to funding cuts.

The elderly woman was one of four people hurt when two cars crashed on the A470.

On average, a horse is killed on UK roads every week, according to a campaign group.

Both parties are continuing to discuss "an ambitious co-operation agreement" in the Welsh parliament.