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A woman was found dead in her home in Wales on Thursday last week.

Bangor University aims to cut about 200 jobs to make savings of £15m, its vice-chancellor told staff in an email.

Resolution Foundation report states that failure to reform has ‘gradually brought back the problems that dismantled the poll tax’.

Gareth Delbridge and Michael ‘Spike’ Lewis were killed after being struck by a train near Port Talbot in July 2019.

Judge takes rare step of naming Robert Charles Albon, who subjected mothers to ‘nightmare’ of controlling behaviour.

Wales have suffered a record string of defeats - 14 in a row - and are yet to win a game in this year’s Six Nations championship.

A man was left with a brain bleed after a ‘cowardly stranger’ beat him up in Wales – and all for wearing a rainbow watch strap.

Annual rise of 11% is likely to fuel fresh calls for Labour to accelerate overhaul of scandal-hit leasehold sector.

Report urges ministers to overhaul market to increase rollout in areas that have ample power generation.

Britain’s most prolific rapist could serve the rest of his 40-year sentence in Indonesia after officials began talks on sending him home.

Industry figures say fate of Anglesey facility to have been built by Hitachi shows problems with planning system.

Landlords will have to meet a higher standard of energy efficiency across their rental properties by 2030, under plans proposed by the Government.

A 14-year-old girl who stabbed two teachers and a pupil at a school in Wales has been found guilty of attempted murder.

A deputy fire chief has been suspended from his £122,000-a-year role over an ’anti-gay’ social media post.

Sunday’s stoppage to be worsened by engineering works, as dispute threatens to affect every weekend until June.

A 13-year-old boy has suddenly died at school in South Wales - as police launch an urgent investigation.

Tracy Turner, 51, an operating theatre assistant at Cardiff’s University Hospital of Wales is accused of a string of charges including a plot to kidnap, rape and murder a young child.

The average British household will pay an extra £123 in their annual water bill from April 1.

Captain Tom’s name has been dropped from the foundation set up in his honour.

A young woman appeared in court today to plead guilty to harassment in the first case of its kind - after sending videos of herself farting.

Two men are facing life sentences after battering a ‘peacemaker’ father who was working at a music festival.

Britain’s ’pothole crisis’ has contributed to a seven-year high in the number of commuters killed or seriously harmed in accidents.

Bar Council calls for pandemic restrictions to help reintegrate non-violent offenders into society and ease pressure on overcrowded jails.

Sophia, from the Leigh area of Manchester, died a day after the crash in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, on 2 January.

About 89% of such crimes closed without a suspect being caught or charged in the year to June 2024.