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Many were worried after lifesaving tests dropped from every three years to every five in Wales.

How one school has adapted to the pandemic 100 years after the Spanish Flu saw similar measures.

The rising cost of living is affecting everyone - but it's been particularly tough on young people.

Alan Harte, 40, with an address at Island Quay Apartments, Dublin 3, was known as 'YZ' during the trial.

A letter expresses concern about a significant reduction in elective surgery in Northern Ireland.

The huge demand is made more challenging as staff sickness levels remain high, the Belfast Trust says.

He met his girlfriend on Plenty of Fish and also lied about a £300,00 inheritance, court hears.

Eluned Morgan says despite falling rapidly the case rate still remains too high to act faster.

The move is partially in response to post-Brexit labour market challenges, says the company.

In a letter to the PM, the six parties say the roles of MP and assembly member are full-time jobs.

A total of 51,000 people were unemployed, with Wales' rate lower than the UK average of 4.1%.

One council has made the move, but the UK Government has rejected plans for a national holiday.

Scotland and Wales are relaxing some of their restrictions around gatherings and mixing with others.

Ellie and Chris James's son died in their arms, minutes after they were told he was already dead.

Nightclubs will reopen and large indoor events can resume from 24 January, Nicola Sturgeon confirms.

Decision to freeze licence strengthens need to give Wales broadcasting powers, Mark Drakeford says.

The five key indicators to watch at this stage of the Covid-19 outbreak in Wales.