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A doctor's failure to follow up was "serious misconduct" but the tribunal finds she now has "insight."

More than 500 people leaving care in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month for two years.

One organisation has been asked to house refugees for longer than expected amid housing concerns.

UK government plans to scrap Senedd law on how trade unions are regulated in Welsh public services.

Seven areas of Wales saw falls in population, as the first Census 2021 results are revealed.

The 42-year-old man had driven the vehicle more than 10 miles with two missing tyres, police say.

Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.

Alex Adenaike says her daughter is waiting to see if she needs a skin graft.

Security and industry experts meet to discuss changing ways extremists use the web to spread message.

Father of boy, five, murdered by his mother, stepfather and a youth asks "why did this happen?".

Reductions in cutting have sparked complaints, but one council says it is not a cost cutting measure.

Plans by the UK government to lift a ban on agency workers would overturn rules passed by the Senedd

Director Stephen Jones denies safety training at his recycling firm was inadequate.

People with cladding on their homes will be able to check if they're eligible for advice.

Tracy Kennedy says the men who killed her daughter were released after three and a half years.

Amy Ellis lives in Wales, but is trying to raise money to get the specialist treatment in England.

There were more than 360 cases being investigated last year, but prosecutions remain low.

Hysland Aliaj is accused of the murder of Tomasz Waga in Cardiff in January last year.