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Pupils return to school after three months
Schools are reopening for the first time since March in Wales - with big differences.
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Pupils return to school after three months
Schools are reopening for the first time since March in Wales - with big differences.

Long-Bailey defenders 'guilty of anti-Semitism'
Shadow Welsh secretary says those condemning Rebecca Long-Bailey's sacking are guilty of anti-Semitism.

Calls for cycle track on 19th Century coal line
The abandoned line closed to passengers in 1953 and to goods with the demise of the coal industry.

MP cautioned after arrest on suspicion of assault
Jonathan Edwards describes it as the "biggest regret" of his life, while his wife accepts his apology.
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Pupils return to school after three months
Schools are reopening for the first time since March in Wales - with big differences.
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- 10 minutes ago 'Think carefully about who has the most need'
- 12 minutes ago Families face 'difficult choices' over extended households
- 13 minutes ago 'No chopping and changing' in extended households

Long-Bailey defenders 'guilty of anti-Semitism'
Shadow Welsh secretary says those condemning Rebecca Long-Bailey's sacking are guilty of anti-Semitism.

Calls for cycle track on 19th Century coal line
The abandoned line closed to passengers in 1953 and to goods with the demise of the coal industry.

MP cautioned after arrest on suspicion of assault
Jonathan Edwards describes it as the "biggest regret" of his life, while his wife accepts his apology.
Most recent posts
- 10 minutes ago 'Think carefully about who has the most need'
- 12 minutes ago Families face 'difficult choices' over extended households
- 13 minutes ago 'No chopping and changing' in extended households

Long-Bailey defenders 'guilty of anti-Semitism'
Shadow Welsh secretary says those condemning Rebecca Long-Bailey's sacking are guilty of anti-Semitism.

Calls for cycle track on 19th Century coal line
The abandoned line closed to passengers in 1953 and to goods with the demise of the coal industry.
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