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Number of pubs open fell to 39,096 by end of June and experts say tax rises in 2025 could result in more closures

Serco says it is working to fit electronic devices, which were a condition of early release of 1,700 last week

"Alex Edwards, 19, sentenced to five years and four months in prison, with judge citing his ’entrenched mindset of hatred.’"

Weather warnings were in place as the storm hit and brought winds of up to 80mph to parts of England and Wales.

Four firms including Northern and Greater Anglia unlawfully prosecuted more than 74,000 alleged fare dodgers

Both bank and landlord cases rise but remain below pre-Covid levels, despite tough cycle of interest rate rises

Number of people injured and killed on 20 and 30mph roads from January to March reduced by more than a quarter

A woman has been charged after a baby was hit and killed by a car outside a hospital while strapped into her pram.

Crown estate reward for Dan Labbad comes amid doubling of profits on back of offshore wind developments

Expected to be the only candidate to lead Welsh Labour, she will have to use her experience to unite her party

New footage shows how a man callously left his fiancée to die after recklessly crashing his car while she was in the passenger seat.

The first minister of Wales, Vaughan Gething, has announced his resignation, only four months after taking the job.

Politicians and campaigners condemn charging proposals, as regulator puts Thames Water into special measures

One of Britain’s biggest theme parks has been forced to close one of its rides after multiple passengers were injured.

Heads of prisons say they will no longer be able to accept new inmates ‘very soon’ after 4 July election

Five Wells governor to take over at scandal-hit HMP Parc in Bridgend, Wales

Wales’s first minister has lost a confidence vote.

Bundles of cash stuffed in suitcases, designer goods and a luxury car were found in a raid on their properties. One gang member had also filmed themselves throwing stacks of £20 notes in the air.

Police ignored more than half of all vandalism cases in England and Wales last year, figures show.

Declassified documents have cleared an army regiment of any blame in the biggest loss of British life during the Falklands War.

First Minister Vaughan Gething has come under more pressure after Plaid Cymru ended its co-operation deal with Labour in Wales immediately.