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Covid Inquiry: Ex-Welsh Health Minister questioned over missing WhatsApp messages
The Welsh health minister during the Covid pandemic has admitted that losing his WhatsApp messages is a “real embarrassment”. Vaughan Gething told the UK Covid Inquiry that his messages were wiped in 2022 during a phone upgrade. On Saturday he will find out if he has won the contest to become Welsh Labour leader and…
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Farmers protest Welsh government in their thousands
Many farmers in the UK and in other parts of Europe are angry and are not afraid to take to the streets in protest.
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Vaughan Gething cleared of ministerial code breach over donations for Welsh Labour leadership campaign
The Welsh Parliament, the Senedd, was told that Vaughan Gething – who is one of the candidates to succeed Mark Drakeford as Welsh Labour leader and First Minister – had not breached the ministerial code. It follows news that he’d accepted 200 thousand pounds in donations for his leadership campaign.
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Welsh government launches controversial plan to target child poverty
The Welsh government has just launched its new strategy to combat child poverty – but it’s already come in for fierce criticism from charities and campaigners, who say it lacks any specific targets to measure progress.
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Christopher Kapessa: Boy died after being pushed into river as a prank, coroner rules
The mother of a 13-year-old who died after he was pushed into a South Wales river has called again for the teenager who did it to be prosecuted.
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Aberavon ‘deeply troubled and concerned’ by expected closure of Tata furnaces, says Labour MP Stephen Kinnock
We spoke to the MP for the Port Talbot area, Labour’s Stephen Kinnock and began by asking him about the potential impact of Tata Steel’s decision.
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Steel giant Tata to close furnaces at biggest plant threatening thousands of jobs
There are reports tonight that steel giant Tata is to press ahead with plans to close blast furnaces at its biggest plant, threatening thousands of jobs.
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Welsh parliament passes motion calling for ceasefire in Gaza
Members of the Welsh Parliament have voted to pass a motion calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East.
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Wales rolls out 20 mph zones nationwide
Wales’ first minister Mark Drakeford has claimed plans to cut speed limits on most residential roads to 20 miles an hour will reduce collisions and save lives – as he visited one of the areas where the new rules are being trialled.
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Tributes paid to three people killed in Cardiff car crash
Tributes have been paid to two women and a man who were killed in a car crash in Cardiff, which also left two other people seriously hurt. The five had last been seen heading home from a night out on Saturday and their crashed car was found in woodland in the early hours of this…
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NHS pay body has power to increase nurses’ wages, says MP Steve Brine
We were joined by the conservative MP, Steve Brine who is chair of the Health and Social Care select committee.
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NHS strike: Ministers refuse to negotiate nurses’ pay
The offer by the Royal College of Nurses – to suspend strikes if the Government meets with them to negotiate over pay – looks set to go unheeded.
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Wales announce first World Cup football squad for 64 years
It’s a big day for Welsh football – their first World Cup squad for 64 years.
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King Charles greeted with both cheers and protest in Wales
So how has the royal visit been going down with the people here?
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‘A day of transition’ – Wales’ First Minister on King Charles’ visit
We spoke to the First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford, and began by asking him to reflect on the different dimensions of today’s visit.