Criticism over £18m grant for Wrexham football stand
A finance expert says it is "unusual" to spend public money on a club owned by two Hollywood actors.
Labour MP issues plea to Lammy to scrap 'stupid' jury trial plan
Ex-shadow attorney general Karl Turner tells the BBC the plan to cut court backlogs 'won't work".
Trust official apologises after 19-hour wait for patients in ED
Dr Gareth Hampton says an increase in flu and Covid cases have put pressure on the health services in the southern trust.
Labour MP suspended after rebelling on farm tax plan
Dozens of the party's backbenchers are said to have abstained, amid concerns from rural MPs at the move.
Woman loses sex discrimination case after toilet complaint
Maria Kelly took legal action against Leonardo UK alleging harassment and discrimination after seeing a trans colleague in female toilets.
Children hurt as school bus roof ripped off by bridge
Among the injured is an eight-year-old boy who was taken to hospital with a "nasty cut to the head".
Children hurt as school bus roof ripped off by bridge
Among the injured is an eight-year-old boy who was taken to hospital with a "nasty cut to the head".
King Charles welcomes German president on first state visit in 27 years
Germany's president has received a ceremonial welcome from the King and will get a state banquet in Windsor Castle.
Welsh Labour MSs accuse Starmer of rolling back devolution
A letter signed by 11 MSs criticises a programme to fund Welsh councils which bypasses ministers in Cardiff.
Nursery worker admits sexually abusing children
Vincent Chan admitted 26 sexual offences relating to children aged between two and four in what the Met Police called one of their most "harrowing and complex" cases
Nursery worker admits sexually abusing children
Vincent Chan admitted 26 sexual offences relating to children aged between two and four.
Zara Aleena's aunt calls for law creating duty to act when someone is in danger
It follows a report by Lady Elish Angiolini into the prevention of sexually motivated crimes against women in public.
Zara Aleena's aunt calls for law creating duty to act when someone is in danger
It follows a report by Lady Elish Angiolini into the prevention of sexually motivated crimes against women in public.
Government 'withheld info from Harry Dunn family'
Dame Anne Owers issues a report into the government's response to Mr Dunn's death outside a US base.
Government 'withheld info from Harry Dunn family'
Dame Anne Owers issues a report into the government's response to Mr Dunn's death outside a US base.
Why is South East Water under so much pressure now?
Why is South East Water facing repeated supply failures and growing criticism from customers and MPs?
Customer secures refund after parcel theft caught on camera
Video footage from a doorbell camera shows the moment Annabel Skelly's package was taken from her porch.
'A way to honour our babies and recognise their loss'
Gemma McGibbon, who has had four miscarriages, says new certificates that acknowledge loss during pregnancy before 24 weeks will "honour those babies".
Gemma McGibbon, 3
Mystery as remains of seven-arm deep-sea octopus wash up on beach
Arms from the rarely-seen species were discovered at an Aberdeenshire national nature reserve.
Reform politician's racist Chinese slur 'caused a lot of hurt'
Members of Wales' Chinese community say seeing a politician use a racist slur is "very upsetting".
