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The heatwave that affected England and Wales in June killed about 440 people a day during its three-day peak, scientists have estimated. Across the whole of the June heatwave, plus the one in May, about 2,700 people lost their lives prematurely.

A recent survey has found that over half of GPs across Wales are failing to meet patient demand as a result of sustained underinvestment.

New rules barring unregulated psychologists from family court cases in England and Wales will come into force this month, sparking hope that the “days of bogus experts are over”.

A Welsh hospital ward has been forced to close following an outbreak of a rare and highly contagious form of scabies.

Legendary Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler has died aged 75 – weeks after undergoing emergency surgery and being placed in a coma.

Education minister Olivia Bailey said private schools are “responsible for ensuring their long-term viability” and “free to make their own business decisions”, but she was “shocked” at Galaxy Global Education’s (GGE) behaviour.

Previously, the then-Conservative government declined to apologise, arguing that the state had not supported these practices. Starmer has now acknowledged the government’s role in forced adoptions.

In the family courts of England and Wales, justice is rarely seen. While real progress has been made towards making the courts more transparent, only a tiny fraction of cases are actually reported on.

A student has drowned while on a Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) trip in Wales, police have said.

The government has announced it will launch a "major" new examination into the security of prisons in England and Wales.

Rough sleeping will be decriminalised next week as the Government scraps a 200-year-old law.

Another scorching heatwave could be just days away from sending temperatures in the UK surging to 38C, weather forecasting maps show.

Cops have discovered the body of a female just 500 yards from the home of a missing 14-year-old girl who vanished from the town centre.

A “major incident” has been declared after a bus crash left dozens of people injured.

A rare red weather warning has been issued for extreme heat as temperatures are set to skyrocket to 40C this week.

Police are appealing for information after a man and woman were allegedly assaulted in Cardiff.

A new wave of scorching temperatures next week is set to bring significant discomfort for millions of school children packed into busy classrooms.

George Shipley doesn’t mince his words. The 34-year-old acting skipper stands on the quayside at Brixham harbour, the smell of salt and diesel thick in the early morning air, white plastic boxes stacked behind him and the Devon hills rising beyond the trawlers, and says what every fisherman here is thinking.

"We promised people we weren’t going to do this." There is exasperation in the voice of a long time Labour adviser. But as every hour passes, it is more likely the UK will soon have its seventh prime minister in 10 years.

The Welsh government has expressed disappointment that a meeting promised by Sir Keir Starmer with First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth in June is not taking place.

Family courts are home to an “alarming prevalence” of victim blaming and bias – predominantly impacting mothers – according to researchers we spoke to following the publication of a new report.

Headteachers will be "strongly encouraged" to restrict pupils using phones during the school day, Wales’ education minister has said.

This is the moment Britain’s only pink £120,000 Ferrari is sent flying in a crash, bouncing off the road, over a pavement and into the bushes.