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A watchdog says staff are working "above and beyond" during a period of "unrelenting demand".

Gavin Higgins has teamed up with a Welsh brass band to perform at the Royal Albert Hall.

The two people were thrown from the vehicle which fell a "considerable distance", rescuers say.

Crowds cheered in the competitors of the half Ironman, but some businesses say they have lost money.

Dr Kim Howells says the cost of living crisis and rail strikes could cause the UK party problems.

Campaigners claim expansion plans will threaten trees more than 100 years old, and harm wildlife.

Alyssa has made over 200 blankets for homeless people in north Wales using 10,000 crisp packets.

There are fears the Port Talbot site may shut if a deal to help cut carbon emissions is not struck.

Samira Islam, 20, is the third member of the family to die from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.

The meeting has emerged amid controversy over a £4.2m farm bought by the Welsh government.

The festival is praised as a "beautifully inclusive place", but organisers say challenges remain.

The giant E, F, O and D vanished overnight from the festival site, leaving organisers baffled.

The problems are reported to have impacted referrals from the NHS 111 helpline to out-of-hours GPs.

There are hopes that players will one day be taking part in the Olympics.

Molly Leonard says she often spends months far from her family because Wales has no specialist unit.

Shelley Lane says she was told she would not be a success if she opened a salon in her village.

Armed police were sent and three people were arrested after an incident in a cemetery, police say.